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Lexaria Conducts Second Human Trial for Improved Oral GLP-1 Delivery. GLP-1 drugs, like semaglutide, are currently delivered through...

Cancer patients with behavioral health disorders are less likely to have surgery and face worse outcomes when they do, according to a new study.

Head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) is a type of cancer that affects the mucous membranes of the mouth, nose, and throat. HNSCC is typically associated with tobacco exposure, alcohol abuse, and viral infections. The links between human...

Biotech stocks Madrigal and Altimmune diverged Monday as Wall Street debated the outcome of a weight-loss study in MASH patients. The post Weight-Loss Tizzy:…

According to a new study, becoming a 'weekend warrior' is as good as exercising daily and meeting your fitness goals, if you are able to cover up for all the time lost doing other things in the weekdays. TheHealthSite.com

UK will join other European countries in withdrawing from a controversial energy treaty. Read more here.

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A recent study has employed AI to detect and identify Alzheimer's disease. A recent study conducted by researchers at West Virginia University has unveiled a series of diagnostic metabolic biomarkers, paving the way for the development of artificial intelligence (AI) tools aimed at detecting Alzheimer's disease at its initial stages, as well as identifying risk factors and potential treatment strategies.

ADHD may make it more difficult to do everyday tasks in the modern world but a new study suggests that it may have given our ancestors evolutionary advantages.

The study focuses on giant Joro spiders that have been reported to be spreading in some parts of the United States in previous years. Click to read more.