The Health Report

When you stop taking the miracle weight-loss drug, the cravings return—for food, yes, but also for something more

This chart shows how U.S. adults describe their sexuality, by generation.

Cases are doubling every 20 years, but the race is on – using new and old science – to create a vaccine for the brain disorders that cause cognitive decline

Micro-cheating includes all sorts of internet behavior that, to many people, might just seem innocent.

Nick Norwitz, who pioneered his own route back to health, on why he believes statins are overprescribed and the power of a ketogenic diet

A condition that leaves people with two sets of DNA may be on the rise – and it’s posing thorny questions for families and forensic science May 03, 2026 In China, a woman’s body is found with a gunshot wound to the head – but something doesn’t add up. Forensic analysis reveals a second set of genetic material coexisting in her blood… the genetic material of a male. Investigators first consider the obvious explanations – laboratory contamination or DNA transferred through recent physical contact.

The macronutrient is important for maintaining muscle as you age, but it’s possible you’re not getting as much as you think.

One doctor of chiropractic medicine reveals why the magic ‘10,000’ number is a common misconception and explains what works instead

A raft of research is recasting the thymus from a bit player to a potent regulator of aging and immune health.

Seven signal-rich stories emerged from the global health landscape this week — spanning pharmaceutical disruption, longevity science, cancer biology, mental health economics, and the quiet wisdom of cultures that have always known how to age well. Below is the synthesis that matters.

Drugmakers are crowding into a market that has barely evolved in decades

Apotex is first company to get approval that has domestic manufacturing presence

3 experts reveal what our sons need to become good men.

Pain feels better when there’s something you can blame it on. This is the case for all sorts of ailments – even a cut becomes more acceptable when you can identify the incriminating piece of paper – but it’s especially true for break-ups.

According to Tinder, 34% of people aged 18-25 in the UK have considered it. words by bonnie mclaren As someone swiping through dating apps, I often see the term ethical non-monogamy under preferences on people’s profiles. And now, according to Tinder, it’s one of the biggest trends for Gen Z – as the app say 34% of people aged 18-25 in the UK have considered ENM. And it’s not just in Britain. This backs up a wider trend on Tinder, as 14% of global users who share their relationship type now