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Ibogaine Draws Attention After Presley Gerber's Death, Though No Link Is Established and Heart Risks Remain

Ibogaine is drawing attention after Presley Gerber's death, though no link has been found. Here are the drug's documented heart risks and evidence gaps.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

'I don't let it define me': woman reclaims body after severe gut disease

Jackie's journey from bowel surgery to running a marathon.

Newcastle Herald · Sep 23

Simple test could ‘transform care’ for thousands of women with suspected womb cancer

The new test looks at cells collected from the urine and vaginal fluid, with a study suggesting it can correctly identify 80% of cancers

Evening Standard · Sep 22

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‘Almost unprecedented’ cuts in malaria funding will hurt UK pandemic planning, leading scientists say

‘The tools we have developed together are not only protecting children’s lives in Africa, but will help us protect and respond to similar risks in the UK,’ says one researcher

The Independent UK · Sep 22

Children as young as 13 referred to specialist clinic for ‘ketamine bladder’

Ketamine-induced uropathy is a severe and painful condition.

Evening Standard · Sep 22

Hero to zero: rural emergency workers' heavy burden

Rural first responders face added mental health risks due to isolation, hero worship, misogyny, judgement and expectations to be stoic, research has found.

AAP · Sep 22

Jennifer Eckhart Died by Suicide One Week After Leaving Psychiatric Care, a Period Researchers Call High Risk

Jennifer Eckhart died by suicide a week after leaving mental health care. Research shows the first weeks after discharge carry an elevated risk.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

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NIH Funds Boston Ibogaine Study for Opioid Addiction with Strict Heart Rhythm Limits Built into Its Design

NIH awarded $2.3 million for a Boston ibogaine study in opioid use disorder, with heart rhythm limits built in. What families should know first.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

GLP-1 Drugmakers Face Lawsuits as Patients Claim Ozempic and Wegovy Led To Rare Permanent Vision Loss

Hundreds of lawsuits against Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly allege their GLP-1 drugs caused NAION, a rare eye condition associated with sudden, potentially permanent vision loss.

International Business Times UK · Sep 22

Varices et insuffisance veineuse : peut-on prévenir les troubles veineux?

Il s’agit d’une affection très fréquente, touchant 20 à 30% de la population et prédominante chez les femmes. En cas d’insuffisance veineuse, le sang circulant dans les veines des membres inférieurs rencontre des difficultés à remonter vers le cœur. Symptômes de l'insuffisance veineuse chronique superficielle, les varices se caractérisent par…

Radio France Internationale (Français) · Sep 22

Nitazenes Implicated in 76 Scottish Deaths in 2024 Are Turning Up in Counterfeit Pills from Europe to Louisiana

Nitazenes, implicated in 76 Scottish drug deaths, now appear in fake pills across Europe and the U.S. What families should know about the risk.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Cold and flu ingredient to be removed over allergy link

A plant ingredient found in dozens of cold and flu supplements on the market will be taken off the shelves, Australia's medicine regulator has announced.

AAP · Sep 21

Autism Rates Held Steady Across 12 Birth Cohorts in South Korean Study, Pointing to Better Detection Over Epidemic

A JAMA Pediatrics study of 62,000+ Korean children found autism rates stable across 12 birth cohorts. What it means and its limits for U.S. families.

Medical Daily · Sep 21

Maladie d’Alzheimer : les avancées de la recherche pour prédire la maladie

Selon l'OMS, environ 55 millions de personnes seraient atteintes de démence dans le monde, dont 60 à 70% des cas sont attribués à la maladie d'Alzheimer. Cette pathologie neurodégénérative affecte principalement les personnes âgées et peut entrainer des troubles de la mémoire, du comportement ou encore du langage. Quels sont…

Radio France Internationale (Français) · Sep 21

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Medical Daily · Sep 21

Patrick Clancy's 60 Minutes Interview Shows Why Partners Need Postpartum Mental Health Guidance Before a Crisis Begins

Patrick Clancy told 60 Minutes he knew little about postpartum illness. What partners should watch for and where families can get help now.

International Business Times UK · Sep 21

Trump Leg Bulges Explained: What Chronic Venous Insufficiency Is, and Why Photos Cannot Diagnose It

Chronic venous insufficiency affects about one adult in 20, so learn how faulty vein valves cause swollen ankles and which treatment doctors try first.

Evening Standard · Sep 20

Father who had kidney transplant honours donor’s memory through football

Ian Alexander received the kidney of a ‘massive’ football fan in 2019.

AAP · Sep 20

Carers face dementia toll but there's 'joy to be had'

Australians caring for loved ones with dementia are paying a steep price, with a national survey exposing how the disease impacts both patients and carers.

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Medical Daily · Sep 20

GLP-1 Drugs Reshaped Diabetes Care but a New Economic Analysis Sees Little Change in Work or Mood

A University of Chicago analysis of 11 years of federal survey data found that GLP-1 use in diabetes patients did not shift mental health or employment.

Medical Daily · Sep 20

Seven in Ten Reported West Nile Cases This Year Are Neuroinvasive Even as National Totals Trail 2025

CDC data show 363 of 504 West Nile cases in 2026 are neuroinvasive, even as totals run below 2025. What older adults should do now.

AAP · Sep 19

'It's always there': high cost of chronic pain on kids

Kids with chronic pain conditions are struggling to have their symptoms taken seriously, a study has found, despite impacting most aspects of their lives.

Newcastle Herald · Sep 19

Photos: Put Your Foot Down walk brings a sea of purple to foreshore

There seemed to be purple everywhere. Here is why it was a sign of hope for many.

Medical Daily · Sep 19

In Her First Interview, New CDC Director Defends Measles Vaccine and Says Kennedy Holds Final Authority

In her first media interview, CDC Director Erica Schwartz defended the MMR vaccine and said final authority on decisions rests with Secretary Kennedy.

Medical Daily · Sep 19

Walmart Shoppers Urged to Check Freezers After Listeria Testing Prompts Recall of Two Alfredo Pasta Lots

Gias Foods recalled two lots of bettergoods Lemon Alfredo Fettuccine sold at Walmart after state labs found Listeria. No illnesses reported.

AAP · Sep 18

Speaking up for lives harmed by alcohol in the womb

A national campaign is seeking to destigmatise and raise awareness of a physical and neurodevelopmental condition caused by prenatal alcohol exposure.

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