Tag: Hormones
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Why ‘Eat Less, Move More’ Fails as a Weight-Loss Strategy
Rethinking a Old-School Mantra For years, the adage “eat less, move more” has been the go-to guidance for shedding pounds. It’s simple, memorable, and seemingly logical: consume fewer calories and burn more through activity. Yet most experts agree that this approach—while not wrong in theory—often fails in practice. Many people find it unsustainable, leads to…
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Women’s Hair Loss: Causes, Care, and Treatments Explained
Understanding hair loss in women Hair loss is not just a concern for men. Many women notice thinning or shedding at various life stages—from puberty to menopause. Recognizing the signs early can help you seek appropriate care and preserve your hair health. This article explores the main causes, what to do about it, and practical…
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Bro Science, Huberman Husbands, and the Alpha Wellness Boom: How the Promise to Optimize Sex and Life Is Captivating Men
The rise of the alpha wellness movement In recent years, a new wellness archetype has taken hold among men: the alpha male who treats health as a precision tool for life enhancement. The market’s shoutier faces—“bro science” savants, fitness gurus, and household name researchers—promote a lifestyle that promises improved sex, sharper cognition, longer lifespans, and…
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Why pregnancy and breastfeeding seem to lower breast cancer risk: what science is uncovering
New clues in how pregnancy and breastfeeding may lower breast cancer risk For years, researchers have noted that women who become pregnant and those who breastfeed tend to have a lower risk of developing breast cancer later in life. Recent studies illuminate the biology behind this association, offering a clearer picture of how reproductive factors…
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World Arthritis Day: 5 reasons why women are at higher arthritis risk, and how hormones and hips matter
Understanding the gender gap in arthritis Arthritis is a broad term for conditions that cause joint inflammation and stiffness. While it affects people worldwide, research consistently shows that women bear a disproportionate burden. Studies indicate that women are nearly three times more likely than men to develop conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and certain…
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World Arthritis Day: 5 Reasons Women Face Higher Arthritis Risk, and What Women Can Do
World Arthritis Day shines a spotlight on how arthritis affects women differently—and what can be done to protect joint health. While arthritis inflames and stiffens joints for people worldwide, research consistently shows that women are disproportionately affected by several forms of arthritis, including rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and osteoarthritis (OA). An expert in orthopedics explains five…
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World Arthritis Day: 5 Reasons Why Women Are at Higher Arthritis Risk
World Arthritis Day: Why women are more at risk for arthritis Arthritis, a condition characterized by joint inflammation and stiffness, affects millions worldwide. While it can touch anyone, women bear a disproportionate burden, with higher rates of conditions like rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and osteoarthritis (OA). Understanding the factors behind this difference helps women take proactive…
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Lifestyle and Hormonal Factors Affecting Semen Quality: New Indian study links habits and hormones to male fertility
Overview Male reproductive health is shaped by a mix of lifestyle choices and hormonal balances. A recent cross-sectional study published in Volume 12 of Oncoscience (September 30, 2025) delves into how modifiable behaviors and endocrine changes can influence semen quality and the genetic integrity of sperm. Conducted at KLE Academy of Higher Education and Research…
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New MSU Grant Examines Perimenopause and Its Impact on Mental Health
Groundbreaking Research Focuses on Perimenopause and Mental Health A new $3.7 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health is funding research at Michigan State University to explore an often overlooked period in women’s lives: perimenopause. The study, led by MSU’s Department of Psychology, aims to understand how hormonal fluctuations during midlife may influence…
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MSU Launches $3.7 Million Study on Perimenopause and Mental Health Risks
Groundbreaking Grant Fuels New Look at Perimenopause and Mental Health A landmark $3.7 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health is enabling a focused investigation into perimenopause, a life stage that has long been overlooked in medical research. Researchers at Michigan State University’s Department of Psychology—led by MSU Research Foundation Professor Kelly Klump,…