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A new phase 3 trial shows a once-daily pill can deliver meaningful weight loss without a needle — and that small detail could change who actually gets treated.
New research links a combined insulin-resistance and frailty score to liver disease, ties everyday nutrients to kidney-heart-metabolic mortality, and uses a mouse model to ask why some bodies lose muscle while others don't.
Two new population studies suggest the cholesterol number on your lab slip may be quietly underselling your real cardiovascular risk — especially if you're carrying belly weight or creeping insulin resistance.
A new composite index built from C-reactive protein, triglycerides and glucose tracked 7,280 adults for nearly a decade — and outperformed its parts at flagging who progressed.
Early science suggests the metabolic chaos behind type 2 diabetes may also drive memory loss and silent artery damage — and that treating one upstream signal could ripple downstream.
A new systematic review argues the number on your cholesterol panel misses the molecular story — and a parallel mortality analysis suggests insulin resistance and kidney function deserve a seat at the table.
A new review reframes Alzheimer's risk around peripheral insulin resistance — not blood sugar itself — and points to tiny cellular couriers as possible carriers of metabolic damage to the brain.
Metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease has slipped into the mainstream of metabolic health. Here's what the newest evidence says about screening, food, and the people most at risk.
A 40,000-person Chinese cohort found that a number you can calculate from a routine lipid panel tracks with incident aortic valve calcification — and inflammation explains part of the link.
New research links sore thumbs and stuck fingers to metabolic dysfunction, hints that a bone drug may help blood sugar, and maps the inflammation behind gestational diabetes. The thread connecting them: metabolic health is a whole-body story.