News Roundup

Polluted air slashes exercise benefits, ‘scromiting’ stumps doctors, and adult acne hides in plain sight.

This week in health: a breakthrough oral GLP-1 diabetes medication, hot tubs surpass saunas for health benefits, and inflammatory biomarkers guide stroke treatments.

Exercise benefits without the sweat? Betaine could be your answer. Just beware of asbestos in kids’ sand, and if you’re post-menopausal, hypnosis might halve hot flashes.

Sink your teeth into this: Sour candies are dental nightmares, meanwhile, a blood molecule could be the elixir of youth, and the herbal wisdom of ‘witches’ gets a scientific nod.

Gray hair may signal cancer defense, painkillers might hinder flu shot effectiveness, and cholesterol drugs could slash dementia risk.

Dense breasts don’t predict cancer, “skinny fat” harms arteries, and fecal transplants might boost mood in IBS and depression.

Chronic pain might meet its match with brain circuit research, cannabis poses specific risks for seniors, and HRT could combat immune decline post-menopause.

Yoga’s heart benefits overshadowed by other exercises, nut milks excel over dairy, and the unexpected advantages of gluten revealed!

Sleep disturbances, mood drugs’ hormonal effects, long COVID’s menstrual impact, and increased cervical cancer risk post-pandemic in this week’s health roundup.

“Ozempic for pregnancy, sugary drinks spike with heat, and U.S. fast food consumption dips among the young—digest the latest trends in health news.”

Putin’s organ transplant immortality claim, U.S. hypertension-driven kidney disease deaths soar, and overprotective parenting raises student anxiety.