EMA review of suicide risk for Ozempic, Saxenda extended to other GLP-1 receptor agonists | Biospace

Pictured: The EMA building at its old headquarters in London/iStock, Lubo Ivanko

Pictured: The EMA building at its old headquarters in London/iStock, Lubo Ivanko The European Medicines Agency has extended its review of a potential suicide risk associated with Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic and Saxenda to other GLP-1 receptor agonists used for weight loss and the treatment of type 2 diabetes. The review was initiated by the Icelandic … Read more

To offset the risk of obesity, you can try mindful eating habits

A father helps his son cook a dish.

Share on PinterestStudy examines how dietary habits can offset risk factors for obesity. Iryna Auhutsinovich/Stocksy A new study finds that people who are at the highest risk of developing obesity can still mitigate this risk through dietary behaviors. Strategies like being mindful of what you eat, eating smaller portions, and counting calories may even counteract … Read more

Why does eating food cooked at high temperatures increase the risk of cancer? Stanford scientists discover a surprising new reason why

Fire damage to DNA

A groundbreaking study by Stanford scientists suggests that consuming foods cooked at high temperatures, such as red meat and fried foods, can lead to DNA damage and increased cancer risk due to the absorption of heat-damaged DNA from these foods. While this finding is preliminary and seen primarily in lab-grown cells and mice, it highlights … Read more

Sleep a key defense for black Americans at genetic risk for Alzheimer’s

THURSDAY, July 6, 2023 (HealthDay News) — Many experts recommend getting a good night’s sleep. For Black Americans who have a genetic variant linked to Alzheimer’s disease, that rest could be protective, a new study says. This new finding suggests that someone with a high-risk variant may be able to overcome their genetic heritage by … Read more

Beware of the horrific double-shot that raises the risk of gastric cancer by 45%

Helicobacter pylori bacteria

The risk of gastric cancer is significantly magnified by the presence of both a specific stomach microbe, H. pyloriand rare variants in nine genes, according to a study by RIKEN researchers. This research suggests the potential for targeted antibiotic treatments to reduce risk in genetically predisposed individuals. Working in tandem, a stomach microbe and rare … Read more

Beware of the horrific double-shot that raises the risk of gastric cancer by 45%

Helicobacter pylori bacteria

The risk of gastric cancer is significantly magnified by the presence of both a specific stomach microbe, H. pyloriand rare variants in nine genes, according to a study by RIKEN researchers. This research suggests the potential for targeted antibiotic treatments to reduce risk in genetically predisposed individuals. Working in tandem, a stomach microbe and rare … Read more