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- Sep 23, 2026
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Ultra-Processed Foods May Be Even Riskier Than You Think (opens the original)
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Diets high in ultra-processed foods are consistently linked to many chronic diseases, including cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and mental-health conditions, according to an expansive new analysis of health outcomes in a global population. “Earlier studies have already linked ultra-processed food to some diseases, but mostly one condition at a time, in smaller populations,” says lead author David Xiao Liu, MD, a cardiologist and research fellow with Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore
Stroke Risk Shoots Up in the Months After a Cancer Diagnosis (opens the original)
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The risk was highest for adults diagnosed with lung cancer (fourfold increase) or pancreatic cancer (sixfold increase), in that first year. “Our study shows that the risk of a first ischemic stroke is elevated after a cancer diagnosis, but that increase is not uniform across cancer types,” says lead author Carmit Libruder, PhD, an epidemiologist and public health researcher with the Israel Ministry of Health and the University of Haifa. “The findings support greater attention to vascular risk du
FDA Okays Diabetes Drug Mounjaro to Prevent Heart Attack and Stroke (opens the original)
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“Cardiovascular disease is one of the most common causes of death in patients affected by type 2 diabetes,” says Peminda Cabandugama, MD, an endocrinologist with the Cleveland Clinic and a spokesperson for The Obesity Society who was not involved in Mounjaro’s development. “This approval is in keeping with the direct action of GLP-1 medications and their combinations in reducing this risk.” The FDA approval was based on results looking at cardiovascular outcomes with Mounjaro and Trulicity, in a
Type 2 Diabetes Linked to Risk of Later Mental Health Issues in Women, Cardiovascular Problems in Men (opens the original)
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After receiving a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes, your risk of experiencing additional health conditions in the years that follow may depend on whether you’re male or female. “Our research revealed not just which complications show up, but how this wasn’t the same story for men and women,” says lead author Fabiola Eto, PhD, post doctoral research associate with the Wolfson Institute of Population Health at Queen Mary University of London. “Knowing roughly when a complication is likely to happen —
Is Your Cold Actually COVID? What to Know as the Summer Surge Begins (opens the original)
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“Right now, we’re experiencing a late summer spike in COVID cases that we’ve seen for a few years in a row — so it’s not unexpected,” says Wesley Long, MD, director of diagnostic microbiology at Houston Methodist Hospital in Texas. Crowded indoor locations like airports, social gatherings, and time spent in air conditioning (which dries out nasal passages, increasing the risk of catching a respiratory virus) are not only favorable for spreading summer colds but also ideal for transmitting COVID-
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