Researchers found hospital-acquired drug-resistant bacteria also show resistance to glyphosate suggesting agricultural herbicide exposure may cross-select for antibiotic resistance.
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Hidden Virus May Have Infected 9.4 Million People – Scientists Say We’ve Missed Most Cases
Virologists warned that a previously underestimated virus has infected millions due to asymptomatic transmission.
WHO issues alert over falsified cancer drug Jakavi
The WHO warned of falsified versions of the leukemia drug ruxolitinib (Jakavi) circulating in some markets
Study finds diabetes and dementia closely intertwined
New research shows insulin and glucose problems can affect brain energy supply and raise dementia risk
Most people who stop GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic eventually return
A new study found many patients who quit GLP-1 diabetes drugs later resume treatment
Semaglutide linked to fewer bone fractures in diabetes patients
A large real-world study found Ozempic-type drugs may offer stronger bone-fracture protection alongside weight loss
Sen. Mitch McConnell hospitalized following fall, spokesman confirms
A spokesperson for the long-serving senator confirms McConnell is receiving treatment at a Washington hospital.
Scientists Found a Surprising Problem with Sugar-free Diets
New research suggests that completely eliminating sugar from daily nutrition plans can backfire on metabolism.
Catch Mercury shining at its best on June 15 before it slips back into glare
Stargazing guide advises skywatchers to look west after sunset to catch the elusive planet at peak elongation.
Fitbit data reveals weight-loss drugs like Ozempic cause step counts to drop
A study analyzing Fitbit records shows that patients taking popular GLP-1 weight-loss medications tend to decrease physical movement.