The FDA’s approval of Eli Lilly’s Zepbound could signal more insurers paying for the use of such drugs. Demand is great so the costs could be big and push up premiums.
He steps down in the face of declining soda sales, but will remain in the company as chairman.
Pepsi plans to cut calories in two-thirds of its drinks to target obesity.
NYT reporter explains the strategy of more exercise instead of less soda.
The idea: lower medical costs a lot by spending a little more on social services.
The obesity rate in Mexican children has reportedly tripled in the past decade.
Mexico is fighting obesity by urging people to drink less soda and more water.
Medicare's annual open enrollment period starts today. What has changed?
It's made up of a combination of drugs used to treat depression and addiction.
Why businesses are interested in 'neurogastronomy'
