Author: OMN AI
OMN AI
This article was created with the assistance of OMN AI, the AI-powered editorial platform developed by OMN Group. Every article is reviewed, fact-checked, and approved by a human journalist before publication to ensure accuracy and editorial quality. Learn more at https://omngroup.com
People who stop taking weight-loss injections regain the weight they lost in under two years, according to a large new analysis. The study examined GLP-1 agonist medications, originally developed for diabetes, which suppress appetite by mimicking the GLP-1 hormone. Researchers from the University of Oxford reviewed 37 studies involving more than 9,000 participants, with findings published in the BMJ. On average, participants regained weight at a rate of 0.4kg per month after stopping treatment and returned to their original weight within 1.7 years. Weight regain occurred almost four times faster than in behavioural weight-loss programmes such as diet and exercise…
Across the U.S., grassroots and community leaders are turning local experiences with gun violence into action that influences legislation and political engagement. These leaders are working to create reforms that were once seen as too divisive to address. Local activists are meeting with lawmakers, organizing community programs, and using public forums to share real-life experiences. Their goal is to inform policy decisions with evidence and firsthand knowledge of the effects of gun violence. By doing so, they hope to build understanding and find practical solutions. Many grassroots leaders emphasize education and collaboration. They host workshops, town halls, and social media…
New guidance combines tradition with modern nutrition priorities US officials unveiled revised dietary guidelines on Wednesday, blending long-standing nutrition advice with fresh focus areas. The guidance reflects Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Make America Healthy Again agenda. It encourages Americans to increase protein intake, choose healthy fats, and reduce ultraprocessed foods and added sugar. Kennedy spoke at the White House, urging Americans to eat real food. He described the guidance as practical, clear, and easy to follow. The 2020 guidelines spanned nearly 150 pages, providing detailed recommendations for all age groups. The new edition condenses guidance to a few…
US President Donald Trump said Venezuela will transfer up to 50 million barrels of oil to the United States. He linked the move to a US military operation that removed President Nicolás Maduro from power. Trump estimated the oil’s value at around $2.8bn. He described it as high-quality and sanctioned crude. He shared the news on social media. He said the oil would sell at market prices. He added that he would control the revenue. He said the proceeds would benefit people in Venezuela and the United States. Trump said US oil companies would restart operations in Venezuela quickly. He…
Greenland, the world’s largest island, has become a focal point of international attention after the Trump administration signaled that the use of military force remains “an option” in pursuing U.S. influence over the Arctic territory. The island’s location and resources make it a strategic prize for global powers. Situated off Canada’s northeastern coast, more than two-thirds of Greenland lies within the Arctic Circle, giving it critical importance for North American defense, missile monitoring, and naval operations through the GIUK Gap—a key corridor for NATO surveillance of Russian movements. U.S. Signals Interest in Greenland White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said…
Nottingham Forest boosted their survival hopes with a late comeback win over West Ham United. West Ham led early through a Tomas Soucek effort but failed to build control. A disallowed goal for Crysencio Summerville proved pivotal moments after the restart. Forest responded immediately as Nicolás Domínguez headed an equaliser from a corner. West Ham’s defensive fragility resurfaced late when goalkeeper Alphonse Areola clumsily fouled Morgan Gibbs-White. After a VAR review, Gibbs-White converted the 89th-minute penalty to seal the win. The result left West Ham winless in 10 matches and seven points adrift of Forest. Pressure continues to mount on…
North Korea has carried out test-flights of hypersonic missiles under the supervision of leader Kim Jong-un, highlighting the country’s determination to strengthen its nuclear deterrent. The tests come as Pyongyang increases weapons displays ahead of the upcoming Workers’ Party congress, its first in five years. The announcement followed reports from neighbouring countries that multiple ballistic missile launches were detected, which they called provocations. The launches took place just hours before South Korean President Lee Jae Myung departed for China for talks with President Xi Jinping. Kim Emphasizes Military Readiness State media reported that Sunday’s drill involved a hypersonic missile system…
Manchester City will be without Rúben Dias for up to six weeks due to a hamstring injury. The setback deepens Pep Guardiola’s defensive crisis, with Josko Gvardiol also sidelined long term. City are considering a move for Marc Guéhi amid the centre-back shortage. Meanwhile, the club is close to signing Antoine Semenyo, who is due for a medical after City agreed to meet his £65m release clause. Academy defender Max Alleyne has been recalled to provide cover, while Guardiola insists his squad can cope despite mounting absences.
New York City has appointed a new schools chancellor, gaining strong support from educators for a vision focused on equity and inclusive learning. The appointment reflects the city’s commitment to providing all students with access to high-quality education. The new chancellor has emphasized broad learning opportunities that cater to diverse student needs. Programs include expanded arts education, STEM initiatives, and resources for multilingual learners and students with special needs. Educators praised the selection, noting the chancellor’s track record in promoting fairness and inclusion in schools. The appointee has previously implemented policies to reduce achievement gaps and ensure all students receive…
Novo Nordisk has launched the first GLP-1 weight-loss pill in the US at prices well below injectable rivals.The once-daily Wegovy pill, approved just before Christmas, is the only oral drug mimicking the GLP-1 hormone.Self-pay patients can access the starting dose for $149 a month, far cheaper than typical injections.Higher doses will range from $199 to $299 monthly, while insured patients may pay as little as $25.The pill offers a needle-free alternative to Wegovy and Ozempic injections.Analysts say the move accelerates price competition with Eli Lilly.Novo aims to regain market share after profit warnings and job cuts last year.The pill is…
