Stopping GLP-1 drugs can quickly erase cardiovascular benefits – WashU Medicine
WashU Medicine research shows cardiovascular benefits from GLP-1 drugs quickly vanish after stopping treatment, raising concerns about adherence.
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Indian drugmakers flood market with cheaper versions of Novo’s Ozempic, Wegovy – Reuters
Indian pharma companies are releasing low-cost alternatives to Novo Nordisk’s semaglutide drugs at fraction of branded prices.
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As Demand for GLP-1 Pills and Shots Surges, Healthy Habits Are Still Key – U.S. News & World Report
Experts emphasize diet and exercise remain crucial despite surging demand for GLP-1 weight loss medications like Ozempic and Wegovy.
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Do NAD+ supplements work to promote longevity? Here’s what the experts say. – National Geographic
Experts caution that while NAD+ supplements boost cellular markers, evidence for actual anti-aging benefits in humans remains limited.
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Is HRT in menopause healthy? US label change triggers debate – Nature
FDA label updates for menopause hormone therapy renew scientific debate about treatment risks and benefits for millions of women.
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The Soft Launch Into Longevity: Three Smart Ways to Start Peptide Therapy | Celebrity News | Haute MD Network – Haute Living
Haute MD Network outlines three strategic entry points for beginning peptide therapy focused on longevity and wellness optimization.
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Ozempic copies for $14 as the generic GLP-1 era starts in India – Los Angeles Times
Generic semaglutide now sells for $14 monthly in India, a fraction of U.S. prices for Ozempic and Wegovy.
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Positive topline results show Botox Cosmetic may improve aesthetics of platysma prominence – Healio
Clinical trial shows Botox Cosmetic may effectively treat visible neck bands caused by platysma muscle prominence.
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Emotional and cognitive effects of menopause and hormone replacement therapy | Psychological Medicine – Cambridge University Press & Assessment
New review examines how menopause affects mood and cognition, and whether hormone therapy can help preserve mental function.
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What Is the Lowest Dose of Estrogen for Menopause? – HealthCentral
Low-dose estrogen therapy for menopause can start as low as 0.014 mg, offering symptom relief with potentially reduced risks.
