Brain chemical links bulimia recovery to mood shifts study
Researchers report recovered bulimics show greater mood dips and body image anxiety after dietary tryptophan deprivation than normal women. The study in Archives of General Psychiatry involved 10 recovered bulimics and 12 controls, examining serotonin related pathways and brain regulation of appetite.
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American Medical Association
Archives of Gen
Eral
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Katharine A.anak
University of Oxford
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Debate on the reality of male menopause andropause
About 25 million American men aged 40 to 55 may face rapid emotional and physical changes similar to menopause. Experts are split on whether testosterone decline constitutes a true condition, with arguments citing gradual drops versus distinct symptomatic onset around ages 35 to 65.
Insulin Pens Debut From Lilly For Easy Diabetes Care
Eli Lilly launches Humulin 70/30 Humulin N and Humalog Pens as pre filled disposable devices holding 3.0 milliliters of insulin. The compact pens resemble a writing instrument and require no refrigeration after initial use.
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Radial Scar May Signal Future Cancer Risk
Researchers in Boston report that a radial scar in breast biopsy tissue doubles the risk of developing cancer later for women with benign results. The study at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, analyzes tissue patterns and cancer risk.
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Brigham and Women's Hospital
New England Journal of Medicine
Diet guideline push seeks more disclosure from industry
A joint effort by a federal agency, consumer advocates, and industry groups issued guidelines urging clearer disclosure by weight loss firms. The coalition, led by the FTC and the Partnership for Healthy Weight Management, aims to inform consumers that most people struggle to keep weight off and notes no single disclosure fits all. Industry voices cite variability in results, while experts say long term studies exist but big numbers may not reach clients.
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Lynn McAfee
Council On Size & Weight Discrimination
Partnership For Healthy Weight Management
Federal Trade Commission
Warren Dennis
Jenny Crate
Watchers
Novartis Nutrition Corp
McDennis
Bruce Silverglade
Center For Science
George Blackburn
Center For the Study of Nutrition and Medicine
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Boston
APA redesigns Help Center guiding mental health help online
The American Psychological Association launched a redesigned consumer Help Center at helps.apa.org with expanded information and new navigation. It adds three sections How to Find Help For Life's Problems How Therapy Helps Psychology in Daily Life plus features like multimedia, enhanced search, and a free brochure. Calls connect to state referral services. a Penn Schoen Berland study cites gaps in seeking help and finding appropriate providers.
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Prnewswire
American Psychological Association
Apa Org
APA
Penn. Schoen + Berland, Inc
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