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As young and otherwise healthy people turn to GLP-1 drugs to meet weight targets, doctors warn the side-effects can land them in hospital

Experiencing hair loss while losing weight is a common physiological reaction as the body enters 'survival mode.' Rapid weight loss, often triggered by extreme diets or weight-loss medications, can push hair follicles into a resting phase. Let's know more about this issue.

NFL personality Annie Agar faced online speculation about her slimmer physique. Fans wrongly assumed she used Ozempic for weight loss. Agar clarified her transformation stems from cutting sugar and alcohol, eating whole foods, and daily incline walks. She emphasized that simple lifestyle changes yielded her results. Agar confirmed she is well and appreciated genuine concern but rejected unsolicited medical diagnoses.

A Bhopal court denied anticipatory bail to lawyer Samarth Singh, accused of abusing his wife Twisha Sharma, whose recent death has sparked dowry harassment claims. Police have announced a Rs 10,000 reward for information leading to Singh's arrest, with efforts underway to prevent him from fleeing the country. His bail plea alleged Sharma was a drug addict undergoing psychiatric treatment.

A man in Gurgaon was allegedly producing fake Mounjaro injections and selling his own unapproved brand, 'Toneup', disguised as a Japanese product. Authorities recalled 22 Toneup injections after tracing sales to multiple cities. The accused learned to make injections using online resources and sourced materials from China.

A groundbreaking study has unveiled that GLP-1 receptor agonists, a type of weight-loss drug, can decrease cardiovascular incidents by 13% in just under three years. These results remain consistent across different diabetes backgrounds, emphasizing long-lasting perks like diminished risks of heart attacks, strokes, and improved survival rates.

Ashwin Pranjapye, a 55-year-old man, faced severe abdominal issues and weight loss. Doctors diagnosed him with advanced intestinal lymphoma. He received a combination therapy including Polatuzumab and Rituximab. This treatment led to a complete remission. He has remained in remission for over a year and regained a good quality of life.

Docs see patients reporting irritability and loss of drive. The answer may lie in dopamine, the brain’s reward system

Kris Jenner revealed her struggles with weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, which left her feeling extremely ill. She found a "game changer" in peptide injections combined with supplements, which helped manage her weight and boosted her energy. Jenner also humorously addressed her well-publicized facelift from 2025, emphasizing her desire to be her best self.

A model's suspicious death has triggered a legal storm in Bhopal, with a court rejecting the anticipatory bail plea of her absconding husband, Samarth Singh. His mother, a retired judge, also accused, was granted bail. The family alleges dowry harassment and murder, claims denied by the accused who cite the deceased's alleged mental health issues.

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is now polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), reflecting its hormonal and metabolic nature. Research highlights its endocrine roots, impacting insulin and other hormones, not just ovaries. This reclassification aims for earlier diagnosis and better management, emphasizing metabolic health alongside reproductive concerns for affected women.

Roche’s subcutaneous Tecentriq can be given in about seven minutes, cutting infusion time dramatically. But its impact in India will depend on patient selection, local post-marketing data, hospital readiness and whether a costly immunotherapy can become accessible beyond large private cancer centres

Conor McGregor built his career around the idea that obsession matters more than talent, rising from welfare payments in Dublin to become the UFC’s biggest global star. As he prepares for another comeback against Max Holloway, McGregor’s story remains less about natural gifts than relentless preparation, psychological conviction and the refusal to accept ordinary limitations.

Jason Collins, the NBA’s first openly gay active player, died at 47 after battling glioblastoma, a severe form of brain cancer. Collins built a respected 13-year NBA career and later became one of the most influential figures in modern sports after publicly coming out in 2013. Tributes from the NBA, former teams, and basketball leaders highlighted not only his courage and impact on inclusion but also his kindness away from the court.

Lower-cost, latest-generation immunotherapies from China are a shot in the arm for Indian cancer patients who have been priced out of treatment by expensive drugs from western MNCs

Olivia Wilde addressed viral online criticism of her appearance at a recent red carpet event, attributing the unusual look to a fisheye lens. The actress-director, promoting her film 'The Invite', humorously acknowledged it wasn't her best angle and even shared a light-hearted comparison to Gollum. She playfully dismissed concerns about her well-being, stating, 'I'm not dead.'

Authorities have uncovered a dual operation in Gurgaon where a man manufactured fake Mounjaro injections and an unapproved tirzepatide-based product named 'Toneup'. Using 3D printing for packaging, he sold these counterfeit and unapproved vials online, with some traced to buyers in Delhi and Hyderabad. The investigation is ongoing, and an immediate recall has been initiated.

Donna Kelce addressed online claims that she used drugs, responding directly to critics on social media. She clarified, "I did it myself with intermittent fasting," and added, "Thanks, about 30 pounds over a year." When faced with a harsh insult, she replied, "I am as tall as one... Bahahaha but I have the cesarean scars to prove I gave birth," showing humor and confidence while shutting down negativity.

Storage of fat is different in Indians. This makes our organs vulnerable to inflammation

A silent health crisis is unfolding in India as self-medication with over-the-counter painkillers, antibiotics, and supplements leads to acute liver failure. Dr. Kavya Harika Dendukuri highlights that paracetamol, NSAIDs, and unregulated supplements are major culprits, often causing irreversible damage before symptoms appear. This widespread practice, fueled by a lack of awareness, puts millions at risk.