Three new studies link GLP-1 medications to lower breast cancer rates. A DNP explains what the data actually shows, the comparison that breaks the headline, and the metabolic lever you control.
Does GLP-1 Lower Breast Cancer Risk? What Three New Studies Actually Show Read More »
The Natasha doll is a viral squishy stress toy shaped like a caricatured Black baby, and reporting describes a trend of people abusing the dark-skinned version for “stress relief.” Beyond how offensive that is, it points to something measurable: the physical toll that chronic racial stress takes on the body, known as allostatic load. Here
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Yes — skin tags are a documented marker of insulin resistance. Here is the mechanism, what it does and does not tell you, and where GLP-1 medications fit in.
Do Skin Tags Mean Insulin Resistance? What Your Skin Is Telling You Read More »
50 percent. Half of everything you worked for on Mounjaro or Wegovy — gone within a year of stopping. Dr. Natalie Howard breaks down the clinical trial data and the protocol that can prevent the rebound.
The GLP-1 Rebound: What Happens When You Stop (The Data Nobody Shows You) Read More »
Hello, Moxie Wellness Community, As we observe National Minority Health Month, we focus on addressing health disparities Hispanic populations face in the United States, particularly in primary care. Despite being the largest ethnic minority group in the country, Hispanic/Latino individuals often encounter barriers to accessing quality primary care services. At Moxie Wellness, we are committed
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Dear Moxie Wellness Community, During National Minority Health Month, we recognize the importance of promoting mental health equity among minority populations, including the Black community. Mental health disparities persist, with Black Americans experiencing higher rates of psychological distress and lower rates of mental health treatment utilization compared to their white counterparts. At Moxie Wellness, we
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Empowered women empower others!” Today, let’s celebrate the resilience and determination of women making strides in mental health care by breaking down barriers and fostering hope. Meet Dr. Rita Levi-Montalcini, an Italian neurologist and Nobel Prize laureate whose research on the nervous system paved the way for innovative treatments for substance use disorders. Let’s celebrate
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Women leaders in addiction medicine are changing lives every day! Today, let’s shine a spotlight on the courageous women who are driving breakthroughs in substance use disorder treatment. Meet Dr. Gerty Cori, the first woman to win a Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Her pioneering research laid the groundwork for understanding how substances affect
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Today, we want to shine a light on Dr. Marie Maynard Daly, who made history by becoming the first African-American woman to earn a Ph.D. in Chemistry. Dr. Daly’s pioneering research in biochemistry has paved the way for a better understanding of how different substances affect the human body, including the metabolism of alcohol and
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Dr. Mamie Phipps Clark, an African-American psychologist, was a trailblazer in her field. Her research on the impact of segregation on children’s mental health was groundbreaking and helped pave the way for desegregation in schools. Dr. Clark’s work demonstrated the harmful effects of racial segregation on young minds and played a pivotal role in
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