After losing 5kg on Mounjaro, Tianna Moon said her breasts continued growing, leading to a gigantomastia diagnosis. The rare condition can cause severe physical and emotional symptoms, while surgery does not guarantee the growth will not return.
Longevity expert Dan Buettner says dog ownership may encourage daily movement, purpose and social connection, while research links canine companionship to reduced mortality, better cardiovascular health and less loneliness.
Research suggests adult friendship grows through repeated contact, mutual attraction, shared identity, small favors, measured vulnerability and brief genuine connection, while social ties among older adults are linked to lower risks of dementia and stroke.
Shane and Hannah Burcaw are challenging damaging assumptions about disabled intimacy, explaining how communication strengthens their marriage as they prepare to welcome their first child after years of unsuccessful IVF.
Sparkling water may slightly support weight loss by influencing glucose metabolism and fullness, but researchers and a weight loss coach say the effect is minor. Balanced eating, physical activity and sufficient hydration remain far more important.
Born with one functioning heart chamber and given a 20% chance of survival, Amy Roberts embraced strength training and improved her fitness. Doctors now believe her expected heart transplant could be delayed by around 15 years.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. returned to the anti-vaccine organization he helped found, promising to continue his campaign as the United States confronts more than 3,200 measles cases and sweeping changes to federal vaccine policy.
Dr. Marc Siegel’s new book draws on clinical experience, research and historical cases to examine unexplained recoveries, while stressing that prayer and spirituality can strengthen resilience but do not replace medical care or guarantee survival.