3 minutes of reading Gluten is a food item that has received a lot of attention in recent years, perhaps unnecessarily, to the point that comparing gluten-free bread with wheat bread is difficult. “The rise of gluten-free bread came when we started seeing an increase in people with celiac disease and irritable bowel syndrome,” explains … Read more
In a bid to compete with cheaper generics, Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk on Monday announced a 36 percent and 48 percent price cut for its injectable semaglutide brands Ozympic and Vigovi in India, respectively. However, senior executives told Business Standard that the company is not planning a similar move for its oral semaglutide brand, Rebelsos. … Read more
March 31, 2026 – 7:00 pm save You have reached the maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Save this article for later Add articles to your saved list and come back anytime. received AAA Anyone who has ever done a HIIT class walks in with certain expectations: … Read more
Without a family doctor, Yvette Jarvis said she was forced to go to the emergency department to fill her prescriptions — a process that took an incredible 15 hours. She soon switched to a nurse practitioner (NP) instead, and said she paid nearly $2,500 over five years for the same service. The St. John resident … Read more
Palmerston North Hospital. (file photo) Image: The last remaining doctors in the gastroenterology department at Palmerston North Hospital are leaving Concerns have been expressed about a postcode lottery for patient care Health NZ says it is filling gaps in the department by drawing on staff from across the country, and recruiting new specialists. Doctors at … Read more
Maintaining good health takes being active, including exercising regularly. However, not everyone has the opportunity to get a gym membership that will help them. To help them, Divy Chheda, a fitness trainer with nine years of experience who goes by @doitrightbydiv on social media, took to Instagram on March 30 and shared a comprehensive plan … Read more
Louis Theroux witnessed first-hand the radicalization of fitness culture—from the world of bodybuilding Strange week To his latest gym-loving personalities Inside the menosphere Documentary But at 55, his own routine is much simpler. Instead of lifting heavy, Theroux now relies on short, bodyweight workouts to stay in shape — prioritizing consistency over intensity. Body weight … Read more
Aging has many ups and downs – but painful arthritis is not one of them. As we age, the joints that once handled every bump and fall weaken. This is because the amount of cartilage, a tough but flexible type of connective tissue, and the fluid in your joints decreases over time. This may cause … Read more
CVS Health plans to open five new locations in Chicago this year — but don’t expect to see chips, candy or nail polish for sale. The new locations — on the South, West and Southwest Sides — will offer only pharmacy services, unlike the larger stores the company is known for. The sites represent a … Read more
A Winnipeg man who continued to provide chiropractic services after his license was revoked has been banned from practicing until 2029 by a court. Former chiropractor Peter Rutherford has agreed to stop practicing and retire in October 2024 after admitting to the Manitoba Chiropractors Association that he was guilty of misconduct related to improper record … Read more