Category: General Health
Is Red Meat Good or Bad for Your Health? Synthesizing Conflicting Evidence on Cancer, Heart Disease, Diabetes, and Nutrient Benefits
Key Takeaways Large meta-analyses of observational studies link higher red meat intake—especially processed—to modestly increased risks of cardiovascular disease (CVD), type 2 diabetes, and colorectal cancer, though absolute risks …Is Milk Good or Bad for Your Health? Synthesizing Conflicting Evidence on Dairy, Bones, Cancer, and Heart Disease
Key Takeaways A large Swedish cohort study linked high milk intake (3+ glasses/day) to nearly doubled mortality risk and higher fracture rates in women, raising questions about liquid milk’s …
Treating PTSD in Veterans: How Mystical Experiences During Ibogaine Therapy May Promote Brain Reset and Symptom Relief – Insights from Recent Research
Key Takeaways Mystical experiences predict better outcomes: In a 2025 study, veterans with more intense mystical feelings (unity, sacredness, transcendence) during magnesium-ibogaine treatment showed larger, sustained reductions in PTSD …Treating “Ozempic Face”: Facial Volume Loss After Rapid Weight Loss with GLP-1 Medications – A Practical Guide
Key Takeaways “Ozempic face” stems from rapid weight loss, not the medication itself—depleting facial fat pads leads to hollowing, sagging, and an aged appearance, similar to changes seen after …Weekly Pegylated vs Daily Recombinant Growth Hormone in Pediatric GHD: Similar Growth at 6 Months and a Modest Advantage at 12 Months
Key Takeaways Weekly growth hormone performs similarly to daily injections in the first six months of treatment. A modest growth advantage with weekly therapy appears at around one year, …
Are Search Engine Results & Recommended Dentists Trustworthy? What Patients Should Know
Key Takeaways Search rankings reflect online visibility—not verified dental skill or outcomes. High ratings can signal popularity, but they don’t guarantee quality care. Consistent, detailed reviews across platforms are …
Restricted Abortion Access Boosts Perceived Value and Demand for Contraception Among U.S. College Women
Key Takeaways Restricted abortion access increases the perceived value of preventive contraception, such as condoms and emergency contraception, among college women, per a 2025 behavioral economics study. Post-Dobbs data …