New Global Definition of Childhood Obesity Shifts Focus from BMI to Health Impacts
Research suggests traditional BMI measurements may not accurately reflect a child's overall health, leading to a new diagnostic approach.
Research suggests traditional BMI measurements may not accurately reflect a child's overall health, leading to a new diagnostic approach.

A recent report highlights that nearly one in eight new cancer diagnoses worldwide in 2024 were attributable to 12 specific infectious agents, underscoring the potential for prevention through vaccination and treatment.
New research suggests physical activity can improve mood and quality of life for women experiencing menopause.
Consistent physical activity, regardless of intensity, is linked to slower declines in motor and cognitive functions.

Research indicates that significant amounts of weekly physical activity are linked to slower declines in both motor and cognitive function for individuals with Parkinson's disease.
Dr. Philippa Kaye outlines lifestyle changes that can help heal the liver in months.

A novel approach suggests that the smell emanating from a person's navel could be a diagnostic tool for various health conditions.
Experts warn about the pervasive nature of Aspergillus mold, found in everyday items and potentially exacerbated by modern diets.
A woman who was given five years to live after a lethal fungus infected her brain highlights the hidden dangers of Aspergillus, which can be found in everyday items and may be exacerbated by modern diets.