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In this interview, Medical News talks to Dr. Bryony HendersonMedical Director for the UK and USA at MedExpressabout his evolving role GLP-1 agonists in obesity care and the future of metabolic health therapies. Introduce yourself and talk a little about your journey to where you are today. I am the Medical Director for the UK and US at MedExpresswhere I lead the clinical governance and quality teams. My journey into this role has been defined by a passion for safe, innovative and scalable care. Prior to joining MedExpress, I built experience in clinical operations and digital health through leadership roles…

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Be Bodywise Hair Growth Serum is a roll-on scalp serum formulated with active ingredients such as Redensyl, Procapil, Anagain and Rosemary to support hair regeneration and reduce hair loss. This guide covers how it works, user reviews, usage tips and realistic expectations. What is Be Bodywise Hair Growth Serum?Be Bodywise Hair Growth Serum is a topical hair care product marketed as a roll-on serum designed to stimulate hair growth, reduce hair loss and promote scalp health.Its composition includes active ingredients such as Redensyl, Procapil / Aminexil, Baicapil (or Anagain) and herbal extracts such as rosemary – all aimed at reactivating…

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The most innocent product… It’s actually the most dangerous thing in your makeup bag** Lip balm.Lip gloss.Lipstick.Lip plumpers (AKA cinnamon oil in disguise). They look harmless – even adorable.But the lip products are the probably to cause allergic reactions, flare-ups, trigger dermatitis or hidden allergens in your system. Why?Oh, man.Because lips are essential tiny sponges stuck to your face. Let’s talk science, danger zones, sneaky ingredients, and how to protect your fig like the queen who knows allergies. Unlike the rest of your skin, your lips: This is why:✔ Lip balm works fast✔ Lips that plump up burn instantly✔ Allergens…

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*This* simple upgrade turns a no-limits bar into something you’d expect behind a bakery counter If you haven’t tried the world’s first ketone-powered protein bar yet, now is the perfect time to experience ketone-powered energy (without the bitter taste of ketones or the strict ketone diet). Here’s a simple, delicious, dairy-free keto frosting that pairs *perfectly* with the gooey flavor of the Boundless Bar Cinnamon Roll flavor. Keto Frosting Recipe (Dairy Free): In a bowl mix: 1 can of coconut cream 4 drops of vanilla stevia (Omica Organic it’s a clean, wonderful choice) ½ teaspoon vanilla extract A pinch of…

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A study by the Mildred Scheel Early Career Center team led by Dr. Mohamed Elgendy at the TUD Medical School provides fundamental insights into cancer biology. Published in the prestigious journal Nature Communications, the study shows for the first time that the MCL1 protein not only inhibits programmed cell death, but also plays a central role in tumor metabolism. The researchers were able to trace two classic hallmarks of cancer—avoidance of apoptosis (a form of programmed cell death) and dysregulation of energy metabolism—back to a common molecular mechanism. The study focuses on the MCL1 protein, which is highly overexpressed in…

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When it comes to building a strong, lean and athletic physique, few tools rival the simplicity and effectiveness of the kettlebell. Whether you’re working out at home, in a busy gym, or creating a time-efficient routine in your mornings, 40 minute full body kettlebell workout it’s one of the most effective ways to cut calories, increase strength, improve mobility, and improve cardiovascular fitness all at the same time. This routine is designed to target every major muscle group while keeping your heart rate up—making it ideal for fat loss, muscle building, and conditioning. Below, you’ll find a complete 40-minute kettlebell…

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Waiting for conception can feel like living in a holding pattern while everyone else seems to be running ahead. The calendar is counting down, your body feels like a mystery, and well-intentioned advice lands like noise. If that’s you, you’re not doing anything wrong. You’re in a very human in-between, and it makes sense to want some momentum without turning your life into a project. According to the World Health Organizationinfertility affects around one in six people of reproductive age worldwide, which is one reason this waiting period can feel so common yet so isolating. When you’re ready to conceive,…

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Lentil Butternut Squash Wellington (Vegan Holiday Main Course in Phyllo Dough) If you’re looking for a plant-based main course that’s both impressive and filling, this Lentil Butternut Squash Wellington delivers on every level. A rich, savory filling of lentils, sweet squash, earthy mushrooms, onions and herbs is wrapped in thin layers of phyllo flakes and then baked until golden brown. Once sliced, this Wellington-style roll reveals a beautiful, colorful interior that’s perfect for serving at the table. Naturally vegan and vegetarian, this recipe is surprisingly affordable to make – just prepare the hearty filling, layer the puff pastry, roll, bake…

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The success of modern medicine is based on the ability to control infections. But decades of antibiotic overuse—in hospitals, communities, and farms—have fueled a global rise in resistant microbes. These “superbugs” thrive where antibiotics are used freely and poorly controlled, silently spreading to humans, animals and the environment. International monitoring has revealed stark differences between countries due to differing drug policies and health care systems. In developing regions, weak surveillance and over-the-counter sales of antibiotics have exacerbated the crisis. Because of these challenges, researchers have turned to an urgent question: how can the world curb antimicrobial resistance (AMR) before it…

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As part of the GoodTherapy Member Spotlight series, we spoke with Dr. Glenda Clarelicensed clinical mental health counselor and addiction counselor based in Durham, North Carolina. Dr. Clare brings both professional expertise and lived experience to her work with individuals, families and groups. Specializing in family relationships, life transitions, grief and bereavement, and addiction counseling, she creates a warm, nonjudgmental partnership with her clients. Her philosophy is simple: “We all have problems” — and therapy is a safe place to work through them together. In this interview, Dr. Claire offers practical advice on starting treatment, finding the right treatment fit,…

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