Obesity’s Health Impact Varies by Location: New Findings
Research indicates that individuals with obesity experience higher unemployment rates, fewer social connections, and poorer physical and mental well-being. A new study suggests that individuals dealing with obesity may encounter fewer social and health challenges if they reside in areas where obesity is more common. The findings have been published in Psychological Science, a journal […]
6 things to know about Mpox
What is mpox and how does it spread? Mpox is a viral infection caused by the same family of viruses as smallpox. In central and western Africa it’s common in certain animals, including squirrels and rats. People can become infected after contact with infected animals. Mpox can spread from person to person through close physical […]
The Rise of Biohacking: A Modern Obsession
Everyone wishes to live longer. We’re also living longer than ever before because of advancements in nutrition, lifestyle, and healthcare. In the USA, that’s an average of 76.33 years. The pursuits of longevity, however, never end. This has its own “trendy” name, just like a lot of other items in the health and fitness industry. […]
Telehealth, where technology meets healthcare
Telehealth is defined as the use of digital and telecommunication technology to facilitate the delivery of health and related services, such as medical care, provider and patient education, health information services, and self-care. Technologies used in telehealth include remote patient monitoring (RPM), live video conferencing, “store and forward” electronic transmission, and mobile health apps. […]
What is Ozempic and how does it work?
I’m sure you’ve heard of Ozempic, a medication used for both weight loss and type-2 diabetes management. There have been plenty of news stories and controversies surrounding Ozempic (and its similar drug, Wegovy). A global supply deficit, tweets about Elon Musk using it, permission for adolescent weight loss in the United States. Once Oscar host […]