By Hugo Francisco de Souza A major Cochrane review challenges popular claims about intermittent fasting, suggesting it may ...

We cannot draw conclusions about which financial arrangements work best for organizing rehabilitation services. Further high-quality research is needed, especially in low- and middle-income countries, ...

A Cochrane analysis of 22 trials and 1,995 participants found the popular strategy produced nearly identical weight loss and ...

“This robust review and meta-analysis of intermittent fasting (IF) focuses specifically on weight loss and quality-of-life benefits. The headline finding that intermittent fasting is no better (or ...

Overall, they found no difference in weight loss, quality-of-life or adverse events between any of the groups, including ...

Intermittent fasting - the practice of restricting eating to certain hours of the day or certain days of the week - is ...

Systematic review shows GLP 1 receptor agonists trials rarely assess dietary intake, highlighting a major evidence gap in nutrition outcomes.

A major Cochrane review examines whether a widely used herbal supplement truly supports cognitive function, revealing modest dementia benefits but limited evidence for prevention or early impairment.

The largest review yet suggests the diet’s promised metabolic edge may be smaller than advertised.

Intermittent fasting might be trendy—but the evidence suggests it’s no magic bullet for weight loss. Intermittent fasting may not deliver greater weight loss than standard diet advice or even no ...

Nurses can safely deliver many services traditionally performed by doctors, with little to no difference in deaths, safety events, or how patients felt about their health, according to a new review, ...

Intermittent fasting is no better than regular dieting and only slightly better than doing nothing, according to a Cochrane review of the evidence.1 The finding echoes that of a systematic review ...