Public Health

Illustration of the impact of common cooking oils on liver and kidney health (AI-generated, non-realistic illustration). Credit: Ideogram.
“Your Kitchen’s Silent Killer”: Everyday Cooking Oils Could Be Slowly Destroying Your Liver and Kidneys with Each Reheat and Fry
Amid growing concerns about the health implications of everyday kitchen staples, new research reveals that commonly used cooking oils may be silently contributing to liver and kidney damage, prompting a reevaluation of what constitutes a truly healthy diet.

By Vivian Ho – June 21, 2025

Illustration of nocturnal symptoms associated with Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease, highlighting sleep disturbances and abdominal discomfort (AI-generated, non-realistic illustration). Credit: Ideogram.
Wake-Up Call for Millions: Nocturnal Symptoms of Fatty Liver Disease Signal Silent Epidemic Threatening Global Health
As the global prevalence of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) quietly escalates, affecting millions and silently threatening public health, awareness of its subtle nocturnal symptoms becomes increasingly crucial for early detection and intervention.

By Vivian Ho – June 16, 2025

Illustration of the hidden dangers of coarse sea salt in desserts linked to increased heart attack risk (AI-generated, non-realistic illustration). Credit: Ideogram.
“Fatal Garnish” Alert: How Coarse Sea Salt in Your Favorite Desserts Could Secretly Trigger Heart Attacks and Strokes Nationwide
Cardiologists are issuing urgent warnings about the hidden dangers of coarse sea salt in popular desserts, highlighting its potential to significantly increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes due to excessive sodium consumption.

By Kristen Harris – June 14, 2025

Illustration of the impact of air pollution on mental health and urban environments (AI-generated, non-realistic illustration). Credit: Ideogram.
“Pollution’s Silent Assault”: New UK Study Exposes Alarming Mental Health Risks for 11% in Toxic Areas as Communities Struggle
In a groundbreaking UK study, researchers have uncovered a disturbing link between air pollution and increased mental health issues, revealing that individuals moving to more polluted areas face an 11% higher risk of developing conditions like depression and anxiety.

By Kristen Harris – June 13, 2025

Illustration of the potential link between beer and spirits consumption and increased pancreatic cancer risk (AI-generated, non-realistic illustration). Credit: Ideogram.
“Alcohol Is a Toxin”: New Study Finds Beer and Spirits Linked to 36% Increased Risk of Deadly Pancreatic Cancer in Heavy Drinkers
A recent study from the International Agency for Research on Cancer has revealed a troubling link between the consumption of beer and spirits and an increased risk of deadly pancreatic cancer, adding to the growing list of cancers associated with alcohol intake.

By Kristen Harris – June 13, 2025

Illustration of injectable obesity medications and their impact on weight loss and glycemic control (AI-generated, non-realistic illustration). Credit: Ideogram.
Real-World Shock: Obesity Drugs Fail to Deliver Promised Weight Loss, Threatening Diabetes Prevention Efforts as Patients Abandon Treatment
In a striking revelation, a Cleveland Clinic study has found that popular injectable obesity medications, semaglutide and tirzepatide, yield significantly less weight loss in real-world settings compared to controlled clinical trials, primarily due to high discontinuation rates and lower maintenance dosages.

By Kristen Harris – June 10, 2025

Illustration of a significant decline in drug-related deaths among young Americans (AI-generated, non-realistic illustration). Credit: Ideogram.
Unprecedented Drop in Young U.S. Drug Deaths: Gen Z Turns the Tide on Fentanyl Crisis, Saving Thousands of Lives
In a surprising turn of events amid the ongoing opioid crisis, drug-related deaths among Americans under 35 have significantly declined, offering a glimmer of hope for the nation's future.

By Michael Schneider – June 10, 2025

Illustration of artificial blood innovation by Japanese scientists (AI-generated, non-realistic illustration). Credit: Ideogram.
“Revolutionary Medical Breakthrough”: Japanese Scientists Unveil Artificial Blood Capable of Saving Millions Amid Global Supply Crisis
Japanese scientists have unveiled a groundbreaking artificial blood capable of universal transfusions, promising to revolutionize global healthcare and address critical blood shortages.

By Kristen Harris – June 4, 2025

Illustration of the potential side effects of weight loss drugs like Ozempic, highlighting muscle and bone loss risks (AI-generated, non-realistic illustration). Credit: Ideogram.
“Beware the Hidden Dangers”: Weight Loss Drugs Like Ozempic Linked to Alarming Muscle and Bone Wasting, Experts Warn of Irreversible Damage
As the popularity of weight loss drugs like Ozempic surges, medical experts are sounding alarms about their potentially irreversible side effects, urging users to prioritize informed decisions and responsible usage.

By Vivian Ho – June 3, 2025

Illustration of vitamin D molecules interacting with telomeres to slow biological aging (AI-generated, non-realistic illustration). Credit: Ideogram.
“Turn Back the Clock”: Groundbreaking Study Reveals Vitamin D3 Slashes Three Years Off Biological Age, Igniting New Anti-Aging Hope
In a groundbreaking revelation, a recent study from Mass General Brigham and the Medical College of Georgia suggests that vitamin D supplementation could significantly slow biological aging by preserving telomere length, offering new hope in the quest for longevity.

By Kristen Harris – June 3, 2025