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More than 400m people around the world have diabetes, and many control the condition using insulin. But science writer Gary Taubes believes it’s this very treatment that is behind the current epidemic. Does his controversial case for a diet-based alternative to medicine have any bite?

As an investigation into the wildly popular drugs is underway around the world, US patients tell The Post how the trendy medicine triggered thoughts of...

Thanks to anti-fat bias in health care settings, you may think you need to lose weight to have a successful pregnancy. You don’t.

The Food and Drug Administration hasnt approved the use of Ozempic as a weight loss medication.

Social media buzz is driving up demand for the drug, with celebs like Elon Musk hyping its ability to control weight.

Use these strategies from Gregory Dodell, M.D., to keep blood sugar steady and avoid spikes and crashes whether you have diabetes or not.

The ads may be cloaked in wellness and body positivity, but the core message is the same its always been: your body is not good enough.

January’s anti-fatness may be cloaked in wellness and body positivity, but its core message to potential customers is the same it’s always been: their body is not good enough and they have not been disciplined enough to lose weight.

The ads may be cloaked in wellness and body positivity, but the core message is the same its always been: your body is not good enough.

Living with diabetes: tips to prepare for low blood sugar this winter Dec. 21, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail (BPT) - The winter season brings a change in routines for everyone — more time indoors, shifts in temperature, the temptation of hearty comfort foods and sweet treats, and more than ever, staying healthy amidst a challenging cold and flu season. For people living with diabetes, changes and unpredictable routines can make it more difficult to manage blood sugar levels. That’s why it’s s...