I just got back from a over five-hour walk with my dog. I had promised him that for a long time, and both of us really needed it ;-) Now, a quick lunch, and I still have an evening workout ahead of me. Today, I decided to take a break from coding, although I probably won't resist doing something, and at night I'll probably tweak...
The study, published in JAMA, found these adverse gastrointestinal effects happen in non-diabetic patients using the drugs specifically for weight loss.
Yes, I understood that. Sorry I wasn't clear. I have experienced gastroparesis a couple of times, and I'm saying that it is worse than a chronic illness in my experience (I also have a couple of chronic illnesses). It's extremely unpleasant. Sure can lose weight since you can't eat anything, though.
I know they do. I have a genetic condition which requires more sodium intake. Not what the article is looking at, but we tend to be overlooked when it comes to nutrition studies.
So Kamath went to Florida, where she identified individual anoles and tracked their movements day in, day out. Kamath studied the anoles “in a larger area, in a longer period of time than anyone else had ever done,” says Losos, who is now at Washington University in St. Louis. But instead of revealing territorial...
"Feminist" here means looking critically at the unconscious biases of researchers, who have traditionally been mostly heteronormative white males.
Kamath has adopted a feminist approach to science, which critically examines not only how women and gender minorities have been excluded from science, but also how sexist and gendered ideas have influenced the questions scientists ask and how they frame the results of their work — whether they know it or not.
As a deadly heat wave continues to ravage the U.S., new evidence suggests the human body may stop functioning optimally when outside temperatures climb to 104 to 122 degrees Fahrenheit....
As we start to see more users join, it's inevitable to see trolls (especially low-effort trolls) making more of an appearance and trying to be controversial and noticed....
There should be a community/magazine (I'm on kbin where we call it a magazine, but I think that's a silly name for a community) specifically for pictures of different countries and regions around the world. Unless there is one already that someone knows of?
It’s one thing to have differing views, but I’ve seen enough attempted reddit migrations to be relieved that the popular communities in the fediverse so far haven’t been about crazy racist stuff or other extreme right bullshit....
COVID-19 continues to have profound health and economic consequences around the world. Aside from the large number of deaths from this viral infection…
Brain fog is a real issue for people with a variety of chronic health problems, and one that is entirely underappreciated by the average person who hasn't experienced it.
Edit: further evidenced by the fact that this has already been downvoted just a few minutes later
A new drug developed by QIMR Berghofer could transform the treatment of COVID-19 by potentially protecting against infection by any SARS-CoV-2 variant and reversing the persistent inflammation that is a major driver of debilitating long COVID.
It's worth noting that it is not currently known whether or not reducing inflammation will have a significant impact on long Covid symptoms. Research is still being done in that area.
RTR#43 Break time (kbin.social) en
I just got back from a over five-hour walk with my dog. I had promised him that for a long time, and both of us really needed it ;-) Now, a quick lunch, and I still have an evening workout ahead of me. Today, I decided to take a break from coding, although I probably won't resist doing something, and at night I'll probably tweak...
Ozempic linked to stomach paralysis, other gastrointestinal issues: UBC study (globalnews.ca) en
The study, published in JAMA, found these adverse gastrointestinal effects happen in non-diabetic patients using the drugs specifically for weight loss.
Your genes may influence how much fruit, fish or salt you eat | New S… (archive.is) en
Nearly 500 regions of the human genome appear to directly impact your dietary intake by affecting perception of flavours and food preferences
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These researchers are reimagining animal behavior through a feminist lens (sciencenews.org)
So Kamath went to Florida, where she identified individual anoles and tracked their movements day in, day out. Kamath studied the anoles “in a larger area, in a longer period of time than anyone else had ever done,” says Losos, who is now at Washington University in St. Louis. But instead of revealing territorial...
How hot is too hot for the human body to function optimally? Researchers cranked up the temperature on volunteers to find out (nbcnews.com) en
As a deadly heat wave continues to ravage the U.S., new evidence suggests the human body may stop functioning optimally when outside temperatures climb to 104 to 122 degrees Fahrenheit....
Reminder: reddit may be dead, but trolls are not. (kbin.social) en
As we start to see more users join, it's inevitable to see trolls (especially low-effort trolls) making more of an appearance and trying to be controversial and noticed....
ITAP of the sea, Lysekil, Sweden (media.kbin.social) en
Unlike previous attempts at trying reddit alternatives (like Voat), kbin and much of the lemmyverse doesn’t seem to be plagued with extreme far right buffoonery. (kbin.social) en
It’s one thing to have differing views, but I’ve seen enough attempted reddit migrations to be relieved that the popular communities in the fediverse so far haven’t been about crazy racist stuff or other extreme right bullshit....
Long COVID: The impact on language and cognition (sciencedirect.com) en
COVID-19 continues to have profound health and economic consequences around the world. Aside from the large number of deaths from this viral infection…
Novel drug could treat long COVID and prevent re-infection (medicalxpress.com) en
A new drug developed by QIMR Berghofer could transform the treatment of COVID-19 by potentially protecting against infection by any SARS-CoV-2 variant and reversing the persistent inflammation that is a major driver of debilitating long COVID.