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News | Media Weight Loss Drugs: Key differences in use, form, and cost

The most clinically significant difference is their approved use: Foundayo is approved for chronic weight management, while Ozempic is approved for Type 2 diabetes and...

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Posted on July 15 2026
News | Media The Morning Habit That’s Actually Making You More Tired by Noon, According to Endocrinologists

According to four endocrinologists, drinking coffee before breakfast can cause a deep energy dip by noon. You may get a burst of energy because caffeine...

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Posted on July 13 2026
News | Media These 10 Medications May Raise Your Risk of Heat-Related Illness

Stimulant medications, such as amphetamines for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), can greatly affect your body during hotter weather. These medications are associated with thermoregulatory...

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Posted on July 6 2026
News | Media The Best (and Worst) BBQ Foods for Crohn’s Disease

Summer BBQs can be challenging for people with Crohn’s disease, but choosing the right foods can help make cookouts more enjoyable. While many people with...

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Posted on June 24 2026
News | Media The ‘Healthy’ Habit That’s Silently Raising Your Cortisol, According to Endocrinologists

High-intensity interval training (HIIT) is an effective form of exercise, but it also causes a temporary increase in cortisol—the body’s primary stress hormone. While these...

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Posted on June 17 2026
News | Media How Ultra-Processed Foods Are Made Matters as Much as What’s in Them

Emerging research suggests that the health risks of ultra-processed foods may extend beyond their sugar, sodium, and fat content. Researchers found that the industrial processing...

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Posted on June 15 2026