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Endometriosis and Migraine Often Co-Occur, Analysis Finds
A review of 35 studies found women with endometriosis had 2.3 times the odds of migraine, while short-term records missed much of the overlap.
WADA’s 2027 Prohibited List Clarifies Rules for Experimental Peptides
WADA explicitly includes peptides among non-approved substances, while adding new examples and clarifying rules for THC-related cannabinoids.
Taylor Knibb Wins Kona Ironman World Championship After Late Race Reversal
Taylor Knibb turned last year’s Kona heartbreak into an 8:36:29 victory as defending champion Solveig Løvseth faltered late. Vincent Luis won the men’s race.
Julius Thomas on Recovery, Emotional Regulation and Life After the NFL
Former NFL tight end Julius Thomas argues that sustainable performance depends on recovery, emotional skills and support through major career transitions.
Two-Year Trial Finds Diet Drinks Don’t Undermine Weight Loss
A 104-week trial found similar weight loss with diet drinks and water, while sugar intake fell slightly more among participants choosing diet beverages.
Barbell Grip Guide: Set Up Bench Presses, Overhead Presses and Squats
Hand placement shapes bar control, joint comfort and lifting mechanics. Find practical grip setups for presses and squats, and signs it’s time to adjust.
Testosterone 21 Combines Four Men’s Health Ingredients in a Twice-Daily Tablet
Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals’ Testosterone 21 pairs four ingredients with a two-tablet, twice-daily serving and the company’s Cyclosome delivery system.
Dietary Supplements Face Scrutiny Over Hype, Safety and Product Quality
Research finds supplement industry press releases often spin weak results, while limited oversight leaves consumers exposed to mislabeled or contaminated products.
2026 Mr. Olympia Results: Winners in All 12 Divisions
Nick Walker and Andrea Shaw lead the 2026 Mr. and Ms. Olympia results, with top-five finishers named across 12 divisions.
Why Weight Loss Can Stall: Nine Factors That Undercut Diet Progress
Metabolic adaptation, rising hunger, sleep and daily habits can all slow weight loss. Sustainable plans account for these pressures instead of relying on stricter rules.
ACOG’s Updated Menopause Guidance Expands Treatment Options Beyond Hormone Therapy
Updated for the first time since 2014, ACOG’s guidance covers hormone and nonhormonal treatments, supplements, therapy and lifestyle approaches.
How Sleep, Inflammation, and Chronic Pain May Reinforce Each Other
A review of 57 studies links poor sleep, inflammation, and musculoskeletal pain. Aerobic exercise and CBT-I have stronger evidence among the non-drug treatments examined.
Weekend Meal Timing Shifts Linked to Higher Heart Disease Risk in Men
A study of more than 104,000 adults linked larger weekend shifts in meal timing with higher cardiovascular risk among men.
Rotational Medicine Ball Slams Build Explosive Core Power and Coordination
Rotational medicine ball slams train the hips, core and upper body to produce force quickly, with form and recovery key to keeping each rep powerful.
NYU Study Finds Genetic Link Between GLP-1 Drugs and Male Hair Loss
An NYU study links GLP-1 receptor genetics to a 7% higher hair-loss risk among men predisposed to male-pattern baldness.
Yoga Benefits and Risks: What Clinical Evidence Shows
Yoga may help neck pain, diabetes control and stress incontinence, while many mental health benefits appear similar to other exercise.
Pterostilbene Reduced Fat in Cultured Muscle Cells, Study Finds
A Shinshu University study found pterostilbene reduced fat in cultured mouse muscle cells while preserving muscle proteins. Human effects remain untested.
Five Shoulder-Friendly Dip Alternatives for Chest and Triceps Training
Adjusting dip depth and control may ease shoulder strain. If discomfort persists, these five presses and triceps exercises keep training focused.
Daily Routines Linked to Less Pain and Depression, University of Missouri Study Finds
A University of Missouri study links regular daily routines with less physical pain and depression, regardless of sleep quality.
Cody Rhodes Brings WWE Stunt Skills and Stage Presence to Street Fighter’s Guile
Cody Rhodes says wrestling experience helped him perform Guile’s stunts and shape the character’s commanding presence in Street Fighter.