Nutrition

• Nov 02, 2026 Eight Factors That May Trigger a Gout Flare and What to Know Food, alcohol, dehydration, illness, medicines and other factors may contribute to gout flares. Recognizing patterns can help guide a discussion with your care...
• Nov 02, 2026 Five Nutrition Trends From FNCE: GLP-1 Support, Healthy Aging and More Dietitians at FNCE highlighted personalized nutrition, nutrient focused snacks and healthy aging, while cautioning against relying on trends or supplements alon...
• Nov 02, 2026 IgA Nephropathy: Seven Resources for Information and Support Explore seven sources of IgA nephropathy education, peer support, financial help, and clinical trial information.
• Oct 31, 2026 Alcohol and GLP-1 Medications: Blood Sugar, Side Effects and Weight Loss Alcohol may affect blood sugar and worsen some GLP-1 side effects, but direct research on combining them is limited. Ask your clinician what fits your health.
• Oct 31, 2026 Metabolic Syndrome: Risk Factors, Diagnosis and Treatment Options Metabolic syndrome combines several health risks. Routine checks can identify them, and lifestyle changes and targeted care may improve them.
• Oct 30, 2026 Heart-Healthy Eating Patterns Linked to Better Outcomes for Cancer Survivors A UK Biobank study linked several healthy eating patterns with fewer heart conditions among cancer survivors, though it can’t show that diet caused the differen...
• Oct 30, 2026 Fruit and Vegetable Peels May Add Fiber, but Safety and Benefits Need More Study A small analysis found more fiber in many discarded produce parts. Learn what may be edible, how to prepare it, and what the study leaves unanswered.
• Oct 30, 2026 GLP-1 Medications and Fatigue: Possible Causes and What to Discuss Fatigue is reported by some people taking GLP-1 medications. Reduced food and fluid intake may contribute, but persistent symptoms can have other causes.
• Oct 30, 2026 Supplements for Sickle Cell Disease: What the Evidence Shows Studies suggest possible benefits from some supplements for sickle cell disease, but results vary. Learn what researchers found and what to discuss with your ca...
• Oct 30, 2026 Gene Editing Advances Toward Treating More Than One Rare Disease Base and prime editing are reaching human trials, while early mouse results suggest one approach could address several diseases with the same genetic error.
• Oct 30, 2026 Targeted Therapy for Basal Cell Carcinoma: Seven Side Effects to Discuss Hedgehog inhibitors can control advanced basal cell carcinoma, but side effects may affect daily life. Learn what to watch for and discuss with your care team.
• Oct 30, 2026 Integrative Care for Metastatic Prostate Cancer: What May Help With Symptoms Diet, exercise, mindfulness and acupuncture may support comfort during prostate cancer care, but evidence varies and safety depends on treatment.
• Oct 30, 2026 Six Ways to Make Your Nighttime Teeth-Cleaning Routine More Effective Flossing first, keeping fluoride on your teeth and cleaning oral appliances can help strengthen a nighttime routine, though mouthwash needs vary.
• Oct 30, 2026 Human Teams Produced More Diverse Ideas Than ChatGPT in a 208-Person Study In a 208-person experiment, people brainstorming with another person produced more varied ideas than those working with ChatGPT.
• Oct 30, 2026 Subtle Signs of Chronic Kidney Disease and When to Seek Testing Kidney changes can be easy to miss. Learn which symptoms merit a conversation with a clinician and how blood and urine tests can help.
• Oct 30, 2026 Chronic Kidney Disease: Everyday Steps That May Help Protect Kidney Function Managing blood pressure, blood sugar, medicines and daily habits may support kidney health, alongside care tailored to your test results.
• Oct 30, 2026 Chronic Kidney Disease and Water: Fluid Needs Change by Stage Fluid needs depend on kidney function, dialysis, urine output and other factors. A clinician can help set a safe personal target.
• Oct 30, 2026 Ilona Maher Balances Rugby Training With a Growing Public Profile The Olympic rugby player is training toward 2028 while hoping more fans can watch the sport and more girls feel welcome in fitness.
• Oct 30, 2026 Prescott Junior High’s Fitness Program Builds Student Goals Across Generations A decades-old physical education program uses progressive challenges and student recognition to make fitness a lasting part of school and community life.
• Oct 30, 2026 Psoriasis and Thanksgiving: Planning for Food, Stress and Dry Skin A few flexible plans for meals, stress and skin care may make Thanksgiving more comfortable for people with psoriasis.