New Genetic Insights Open Pathways for Innovative Obesity Treatments
Researchers at the University of Delaware uncover gene expression variations in fat tissue, paving the way for targeted obesity treatments and personalized healthcare.

Calorie Labels on Menus May Harm Those with Eating Disorders
February 1, 2025
A study reveals that calorie labeling in restaurants may worsen eating disorders, urging policymakers to balance obesity initiatives with the needs of affected individuals.

Moderate Exercise Significantly Improves Hormone Regulation and Appetite in Obese Men
February 1, 2025
Moderate exercise significantly improves hormone regulation and appetite control in obese men, highlighting its vital role in weight management and overall health.

New Study Uncovers Brain Mechanisms Behind Anorexia Nervosa and Its Emotional Impact
January 31, 2025
A study from Finland reveals that altered opioid neurotransmitter activity and brain glucose metabolism may underlie anorexia nervosa, affecting appetite and emotions.

Revolutionizing Weight Loss: How a New App Supports Healthy Meal Planning
January 31, 2025
A new online weight management program, EMPOWER, combines meal planning, dietitian support, and the innovative MealPlot feature to promote healthy weight loss.

Revolutionary Diet Inspired by Non-Industrialized Societies Promises Better Health Outcomes
January 30, 2025
A new study reveals the NiMe diet, inspired by non-industrialized eating patterns, significantly improves health by enhancing gut microbiome and lowering chronic disease risk.

Why Establishing Healthy Habits Takes Longer Than You Think
January 30, 2025
Research reveals forming healthy habits takes 59 to 335 days—far longer than the myth of 21 days—highlighting the need for patience and strategic planning.

Intermuscular Fat: A Hidden Risk Factor for Heart Disease Revealed
January 28, 2025
Recent research reveals that intermuscular fat significantly increases heart disease risks, challenging BMI’s effectiveness as a health metric.

Early Weight Gain in Pregnancy Linked to Fetal Fat Distribution and Health Risks
January 25, 2025
A NIH study links early excessive weight gain in pregnancy to increased fetal fat in the arms and abdomen, raising future health risk concerns.