The 2025 Healthcare Marketing Impact Awards celebrate standout campaigns across healthcare advertising. From digital initiatives to integrated multimedia projects, here are the winners and how they were selected.
A major global review warns that rising consumption of ultra-processed foods is linked to higher risks of chronic diseases, urging governments to introduce warnings, taxes, and stronger public health policies.
A new study finds that people with higher muscle mass and lower visceral fat tend to have younger brains. Researchers say strength training may help slow cognitive decline and reduce dementia risk.
Medicare recipients can expect key changes in 2026—including higher Part B premiums, adjustments to Medicare Advantage and Part D plans, lower out-of-pocket limits for some services, and potential telehealth disruptions. Here’s a complete guide for navigating Medicare open enrollment.
A new amylin-based weight loss drug, eloralintide, helped participants lose 9–20% body weight in a Phase 2 trial—nearly matching GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic. Learn how it works, what experts say, and why it may become the next major treatment option for obesity.
Gelatin mixed with warm water does not directly burn belly fat. However, gelatin may help improve digestion, reduce appetite, support joint health, and aid weight-management when paired with a calorie-deficit diet and regular exercise. It is not a magic fat-loss drink, but a supportive nutritional supplement.
The internet is full of weight-loss claims, but the real question is whether two specific vegetables can actually help shrink belly and arm fat fast. According to multiple nutrition studies, some high-fiber and thermogenic vegetables boost metabolic rate, improve insulin control, and accelerate fat-burning naturally.