Novo Nordisk said on Friday a late-stage trial with a high-dose version of its weight loss drug semaglutide helped overweight ...

There is no evidence that the active ingredient in Bovaer, an emissions-reducing additive fed to cows, is present in dairy ...

To make skincare products, lanolin or Lansinoh is mixed with other moisturizers, possibly fragrances and dyes, and other ingredients. Products advertising lanolin as the active ingredient should ...

Icy Hot causes the skin to feel cool and then warm with active ingredients like menthol and methyl salicylate (wintergreen oil). These ingredients simultaneously stimulate nerve receptors in the skin ...

A passion that began on his family ranch in Wilseyville has brought 14-year-old motocross racer Maverick Alaway of Ione to the national stage. ‘I owe my success to the unwavering support of my family, ...

And when it comes to ingredients, you name it, I've tried it. Everything from the more ordinary additions such as vitamin C and hyaluronic acid to the extraordinary ones such as snail slime and ...

The easy-to-make mixture requires just seven ingredients, she promises that drinking it daily can shorten illnesses from the flu, a cold, a sinus infection or just about any respiratory illness.

The findings further suggest patients who are least active—meaning they reported little to no exercise in a given week—are at increased risk to develop a chronic disease. Based on those ...

The company also expects a resurgence of furikake and MSG, the latter of which has shed its image as an unhealthy ingredient and is now being used to give flavors a boost in many types of products ...

Can a simple three-ingredient drink help with weight loss and get your poop moving? A TikTok pharmacist says so — and there’s some science to back him up. Mohammed Fawaz (@yourmodernpharmacist ...

So few ingredients, so little time required, and I can’t stop eating it. In Japan, the word for this is “yamitsuki”: addictive. A Japanese restaurateur once told me that addictive cabbage ...

What’s in a name? We’ve asked it probably a hundred times in the last year with the way terms like Pro, Max, Active, and Plus get added to tech products, but what do those names really mean?