Women who gain a more substantial amount of weight after being diagnosed with breast cancer face an increased risk of dying from the disease, according to findings from a new study. However ...

Weight gain paired with delayed motherhood increases risk of breast cancer dramatically Women are nearly three times more likely to develop breast cancer if they gain weight in adulthood and delay ...

For reference, .86kg is just under 2 pounds. The weight gain was “due to an increase in fat-free mass,” says Forbes. “Which yes, some of which could be water. However, another study from ...

Women who gain over 30% of their body weight after age 20 and have their first child after age 30, or remain childless, face nearly triple the risk of breast cancer compared to those with early ...

However, many are associated with an infamous side effect: weight gain. Luckily, some antidepressants are less likely to cause weight gain than others. In fact, there are even some antidepressants ...

Drug-induced weight gain is a common problem for patients, especially those with severe mental illnesses who must take their medications indefinitely to reduce the risk of symptom relapse.

“I’m actually ok with a little weight gain," the former Playboy star said Steve Kondiles/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images Kendra Wilkinson said she tried a weight-loss drug but stopped after one ...

While weight gain is not a side effect of low iron, studies show that it is more difficult to lose weight if you have low iron levels. Iron is a trace mineral that supports growth, development ...

Dr. James Kocsis, a professor and psychiatrist at Weill Cornell Medicine and NewYork-Presbyterian, previously told The Post that Remeron (Mirtazapine) “is known to cause weight gain frequently ...

This specific pattern of weight gain differs significantly from weight accumulated in earlier years, bringing unique health risks that extend far beyond appearance concerns. Recent research from ...

You might also gain a bit of weight. Relationship weight gain is common. But before you go breaking up in the name of health, know that you can reverse and prevent gaining weight in a relationship.

New research challenges the myth that olive oil leads to weight gain—showing that quality of fat, not quantity, matters most for long-term weight control. Study: Changes in olive oil consumption ...