Fox-news/health

• GLP-1 drugs may reach fewer than one in 10 people who need them, experts predict - The WHO issues its first official guidance on GLP-1 drugs for obesity treatment, as the disease affects over one billion people globally and is expected to double by 2030.
• Heavy drinkers cut alcohol use by nearly 30% after adopting one new habit, study finds - New research shows that cannabis may reduce alcohol consumption short-term, but experts caution against substitution due to unknown long-term effects.
• Men with 'beer bellies' may face serious heart damage regardless of weight - New study reveals "beer bellies" increase heart damage risk even in people with normal weight, challenging traditional views on cardiovascular health.
• Trump offers to release his October MRI results, insists scan wasn't of his brain - President Donald Trump offers to make public his medical imaging results from Walter Reed visit in October.
• New cancer therapy hunts and destroys deadly tumors in major breakthrough study - Researchers at UCLA have created an “off-the-shelf" cell-based immunotherapy that can seek out and destroy pancreatic cancer cells, even after the cancer has spread to other organs.
• America's most popular cooking oil may be linked to obesity, new study finds - New research links America's most popular cooking oil to obesity through metabolic pathways that convert fatty acids into weight-promoting compounds.
• Doctor warns of 2 simple food mistakes that increase chronic disease risk - Dr. Frank Dumont reveals how nutrition can prevent fatal diseases like cancer. Simple dietary changes may ward off obesity, diabetes and autoimmune conditions.
• Mysterious marijuana-linked vomiting disorder gets official WHO code as ER cases jump - WHO officially recognizes cannabis hyperemesis syndrome, a dangerous vomiting disorder linked to chronic marijuana use, helping doctors diagnose cases.