Several women have accused neuroscientist Andrew Huberman of manipulation and infidelity, detailed in a New York Magazine exposé. Despite his public focus on health and wellness, the article sheds light on his complex personal life, including secret relationships and controlling behavior. One woman, referred to as Sarah, described feeling misled and eventually learning she contracted an STI while dating Huberman. The allegations paint a troubling picture of a man whose private actions contradict his public image.

On social media, a strange trend is emerging: surprise pregnancies linked to the diabetes drug Ozempic and weight loss shot Wegovy. People may be unexpectedly getting pregnant due to increased fertility from weight loss caused by these drugs. Changes in stomach lining can impact birth control efficacy as well. Novo Nordisk has even set up a website for reporting pregnancies while using Wegovy. Though a happy surprise for some, these pregnancies carry risks and require careful consideration.

The loneliness epidemic, often overlooked as a high-risk lifestyle factor, has emerged as a significant threat to health, especially among seniors. Recent research from the Regenstrief Institute and Indiana University School of Medicine reveals that loneliness among individuals aged 65 and older may pose greater health risks than alcoholism, obesity, smoking, or a sedentary lifestyle. This groundbreaking study underscores the urgent need for healthcare providers to address loneliness as a critical biophysical stressor affecting seniors’ well-being.