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Poll Shows Most Americans Want to Slim Down

Deanna Neff HealthDay Reporter January 7, 2026

Poll Shows Most Americans Want to Slim Down

As the New Year’s resolutions take center stage, a new nationwide poll shows that while a majority of American adults want to be thinner, only a fraction are doing anything about it.

In all, 52% of Americans want to lose weight but just 26% are making a serious effort to do so, the new West Health-Gallup poll found.

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The Gender-Stress Gap: Women Benefit Most from a Daily Workout

Deanna Neff HealthDay Reporter January 7, 2026

The Gender-Stress Gap: Women Benefit Most from a Daily Workout

If you are looking to lower your stress levels this year, hitting the gym — or going for a brisk walk — might be your best strategy, especially if you are a woman. 

A new report from the Gallup National Health and Well-Being Index reveals that women experience a more dramatic "stress-busting" effect from exercise than men ... Full Page

Wyoming Supreme Court Keeps Abortion Legal in the State

I. Edwards HealthDay Reporter January 7, 2026

Wyoming Supreme Court Keeps Abortion Legal in the State

Abortion will stay legal in Wyoming after the state Supreme Court ruled that a pair of abortion bans passed by lawmakers violate the state constitution.

Tuesday’s ruling blocks a nearly complete abortion ban as well as a separate law that would have made Wyoming the only U.S. state to explicitly ban abortion pills.

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Study Finds ADHD Drugs May Work Differently Than Scientists Once Thought

I. Edwards HealthDay Reporter January 7, 2026

Study Finds ADHD Drugs May Work Differently Than Scientists Once Thought

For decades, doctors assumed ADHD medications like Ritalin and Adderall work by fixing problems in the brain’s attention system.

A new study suggests that assumption may be wrong.

Instead of acting on attention centers, these stimulant drugs appear to target the brain’s reward and wakefulness centers, according to new res... Full Page

Walking, Household Chores Can Be Lifesaving Therapy For People With Metabolic Syndrome

Dennis Thompson HealthDay Reporter January 7, 2026

Walking, Household Chores Can Be Lifesaving Therapy For People With Metabolic Syndrome

Walking or doing a few household chores may be lifesaving for people with metabolic syndrome, a new study says.

Just a one-hour daily increase in such light physical activity was associated with a 14% to 20% lower risk of death over 14 years among people with cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome, researchers reported today in the... Full Page

Ozempic, Wegovy Might Lower Colon Cancer Risk

Dennis Thompson HealthDay Reporter January 7, 2026

Ozempic, Wegovy Might Lower Colon Cancer Risk

Ozempic and Wegovy might help people avoid colon cancer as well as promote weight loss or control diabetes, a new study says.

People who took a GLP-1 drug were 36% less likely to get colon cancer than people who took aspirin, according to findings scheduled for presentation Saturday at a meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology... Full Page

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