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A Girl with Normal Hearing Heard Phantom Music at Set Hours, a Puzzle for the Brain Theory Built on Hearing Loss

A girl with normal hearing heard phantom music at set hours. How the brain can generate songs and why her case doesn't fit the usual pattern.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

HHS and EPA Join Forces on Glyphosate Health Research as EPA Readies Its Cancer Review for Early 2027

HHS and EPA formed a working group to study glyphosate's health effects ahead of EPA's early 2027 review. The agencies say the pact does not decide the outcome.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

Hayden Panettiere's Death Ruled Accidental After Coroner Finds Fentanyl, Xanax, and Three Other Substances in Her System

A South Carolina coroner ruled Hayden Panettiere's death an accident caused by fentanyl and four other substances. Here is why mixing sedating drugs is so dangerous.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

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During a Manic Episode at 67, a Man Saw His Wife Shrinking and Bugs Crawling Over His Body

A 67-year-old man in a manic episode saw people change size and saw bugs on his skin. Brain scans showed shifts in blood flow during the episode.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

Man Who Died in a Boise Church in 1982 Identified as Chemist with Possible Ties to Tylenol Murders

Idaho detectives identified a chemist who died in a Boise church in 1982 and say he may be linked to the Tylenol murders. He is not named a suspect.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

More than £540m pledged for reproductive and maternal healthcare – with UK a key donor

Funding that could prevent millions of unwanted pregnancies and tens of thousands of maternal deaths announced amid cuts to international aid, which have threatened access to contraception and lifesaving medicines

The Independent UK · Sep 24

A 16-Year-Old Lost Her Speaking Voice After a Marching Band Performance, but She Could Still Sing

A Virginia teen's stutter began after her first marching band game and grew into total voice loss, yet her singing voice stayed fully intact.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

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Mississippi Warns Against Counterfeit Pills and Unregulated Products After Two Ole Miss Students Die with Cause Still Unknown

Mississippi health officials warn about counterfeit pills and unregulated drug products after two Ole Miss students died. The causes of death are still unknown.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

Lutter contre l’antibiorésistance : par quels moyens?

Depuis plusieurs années, les médecins et chercheurs alertent sur un phénomène silencieux : l’antibiorésistance. Il s’agit de la capacité que développent les bactéries à résister aux antibiotiques. Cela s’observe quand il y a une exposition trop fréquente aux antibiotiques. La bactérie se transforme alors et acquiert des mécanismes de résistance…

Radio France Internationale (Français) · Sep 24

Why Do Planes Make People Horny? What Sex Experts Say After Zara Larsson Admits Flights Leave Her Aroused

Why do planes make people horny? Learn what sex researchers say about engine vibration, sleep, and escaping daily routine, after Zara Larsson quizzed fans.

International Business Times UK · Sep 24

COVID Is Growing in 27 States While Free Shots for Low-Income Children Remain Delayed Weeks After Approval

CDC estimates COVID is growing in 27 states as free shots for kids in the Vaccines for Children program remain delayed. Who is most at risk, and what to do?

Medical Daily · Sep 24

False Inspection Mark Prompts Class I Recall of 167,639 Pounds of Beef, Pork and Goat Nationwide

About 167,639 pounds of raw beef, pork, and goat carried a false USDA inspection mark and went to stores and restaurants nationwide. What to check at home.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

Military-grade smart tourniquets to potentially save lives on local beaches

Council lifeguards have a new safety tool in their kit bag.

Newcastle Herald · Sep 24

Hunter hospitals set for more nurses under safe staffing program

Details revealed on how many nurses each hospital will receive.

Newcastle Herald · Sep 24

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Evening Standard · Sep 23

High blood pressure: Only half of people ‘treated by GP have it under control’

Other evidence suggests even when patients have high blood pressure in an NHS Health Check in their GP surgery, they are not prescribed drugs.

International Business Times UK · Sep 23

A Year After Trump's Tylenol Warning, 3 Million-Patient Review Finds No Causal Autism or ADHD Link

An umbrella review covering more than three million participants found that evidence does not establish a causal link between prenatal paracetamol exposure and autism or ADHD.

The Independent UK · Sep 23

New report reveals serious — even fatal — risks linked to ultra-processed foods

Some 60 percent of the American diet is made up of ultraprocessed foods

AAP · Sep 23

Sky's the limit for bush medics but policy doesn't land

Rural Australians are dying earlier than their city peers amid health workforce shortages, as outdated policies continue to lure most specialists to the cities.

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International Business Times UK · Sep 23

Arnaud Denis' Final Warning Before Euthanasia: 'There Is a Health Emergency' for ME Patients

French actor and theatre director Arnaud Denis warned of inadequate care for people with ME/CFS in a final post published before his euthanasia in Belgium.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Suicide Remains the Second-Leading Cause of Death for Ages 10 to 24 as Teen Suicidal Thoughts Decline

New CDC data show suicide remained the second-leading cause of death for ages 10 to 24 in 2024, while teen suicide risk indicators improved in 2025.

Evening Standard · Sep 23

Young mother dies nine months after brain tumour diagnosis

The family of Kim Borthwick, 36, from Glasgow, announced on Tuesday night she had ‘slipped away peacefully’.

Radio France Internationale (Français) · Sep 23

Les phobies

Phobie sociale, aérophobie, agoraphobie... Une phobie est une peur irrationnelle et intense déclenchée par un objet ou une situation. Ce trouble anxieux peut avoir une incidence sur le quotidien et provoquer des réactions physiques comme des palpitations, des sueurs ou des vertiges. À l'échelle mondiale, les phobies touchent environ 7…

Reason · Sep 23

Federal Health Care Subsidies Are Devouring the Budget and Killing Patient Satisfaction

A plague of federal rules and spending is bad medicine.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Kratom and 7-OH Withdrawal Cases Climb at Addiction Clinics as Clinicians Treat Them Like Opioid Withdrawal

Addiction clinics report sharp increases in kratom and 7-OH withdrawal cases. Here is why concentrated 7-OH differs from kratom leaf and what families should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Fewer U.S. High Schoolers Seriously Considered Suicide as Rate Fell from 20% to 14% in Two Years

CDC data show that 14% of high school students seriously considered suicide in 2025, down from 20% in 2023. See what improved and where families can find help.

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