Fibre or protein – which is more important? We spoke with experts about the difference in both and their benefits Evening Standard · Sep 10
Jeremy Clarkson and Stephen Fry urge Government to act on prostate cancer Earlier this year, the UK National Screening Committee recommended against screening all men using the PSA blood test. Evening Standard · Sep 10
'My skin felt like it was on fire': long search for answers to a rare condition 'It was a relief to find out what was causing my itch.' Newcastle Herald · Sep 10
'You can't use our staff': hospital debate delayed dying woman's care, coroner finds Hospital staff argued over 'policy' while a woman lay dying. Newcastle Herald · Sep 9
Louisville's Trinity High School Closes Campus Over a Social Media Video as Kentucky Districts Field Threat Reports Trinity High School in Louisville closed Tuesday over a social media video. Kentucky districts are fielding a wave of online threat reports. Medical Daily · Sep 9
High-risk cancers could be identified sooner after major prostate cancer study Scientists identified eight distinct genetic ‘footprints’ that explain approximately 85 per cent of prostate cancer cases The Independent UK · Sep 9
Retirees Track a 3.6 Percent Social Security Estimate as Medicare Premiums Threaten to Absorb Part of It The 2027 Social Security COLA is projected at 3.6 percent. Rising Medicare Part B premiums will take a share before checks arrive. Medical Daily · Sep 9
Late Season Extreme Heat Warnings Stretch from Arizona to Arkansas with Heat Index Above One Hundred Ten Extreme Heat Warnings run into Sept. 11 across the Southwest and southern Plains. Here is who faces the highest risk and what to watch for. Medical Daily · Sep 9
An 88-Year-Old Insisted He Had Already Been Cremated and His Doctors Had to Work Out Why He told staff he was in the morgue, that his body had been cremated, and that his wife had died. Hungarian psychiatrists published the case. Medical Daily · Sep 9
An Ordinary Cold Virus Came First, Then This Boy's World Started Changing Size in Front of Him A boy heard voices during a fever, then saw objects shift in size. Doctors call it the first Alice in Wonderland case tied to adenovirus. Medical Daily · Sep 9
Meet the fittest woman on earth — and she still hasn’t reached her peak “I was just a woman doing CrossFit. I didn’t ever think I’d end up at the CrossFit Games, let alone win them,” Aimee Cringle tells Jessica Burrell Evening Standard · Sep 9
Orange Cones Blocked Every Route Home, and the Driver Who Snapped Ended Up in a Psychiatric Journal A Montreal man ran a red light and swore at a road worker after orange cones sealed off his street. A psychiatrist published the case. Medical Daily · Sep 9
Désinformation en santé : déconstruire les infox pouvant nuire à la santé Les fausses informations pullulent dans tous les domaines, la santé ne fait pas exception. Les conséquences de la désinformation en santé peuvent être particulièrement dommageables pour la santé. Quelles sont ces fausses informations qui circulent ? Comment naissent-elles ? Comment peut-on les déconstruire ? Comment développer son esprit critique pour… Radio France Internationale (Français) · Sep 9
Teen HPV Vaccination Stalled a Fourth Year and Rural Teens Now Trail Urban Peers by Twelve Points CDC survey data show HPV vaccination among US teens flat for a fourth year, with Tdap and MenACWY coverage slipping and wide state gaps. Medical Daily · Sep 9
International Business Times UK · Sep 9 Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Star Brandi Glanville Shares Details About 'Parasite' That Causes 'Fungal Ball' On Her Face Brandi Glanville, star of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, reveals multiple health diagnoses affecting her face and arm, sharing emotional updates and financial challenges related to her ongoing treatment.
Newcastle Herald · Sep 9 No social licence: renewables rollout subject of court challenge Residents argue government did not consider key report before approving renewable energy zone.
Medical Daily · Sep 9 More Than 6,000 Australians Logged 360,192 Farts in an App and the Median Landed Under Four a Day Australians logged 360,192 individual flatus events in real time. The median came out at 3.8 per day, far below what textbooks claim.
Medical Daily · Sep 9 Nearly a Year After the FDA Moved to Add a Tylenol Pregnancy Warning the Label Has Not Changed The FDA said it would change the acetaminophen pregnancy label in September 2025. The current federal label record still shows the old wording.
Medical Daily · Sep 9 Keto Cut Liver Fat By 67% Despite Similar Weight Loss With Mediterranean And Low-Fat Plant-Based Diets A clinical trial found a ketogenic diet cut liver fat by 67%, despite similar weight loss among people following three different diets.
AAP · Sep 9 Bed-block warning as emergency wards brace for impact The number of patients in hospitals who don't medically need to be there could rise to potentially catastrophic levels, a state health minister has warned.
Medical Daily · Sep 9 Older Smokers Reported Higher Loneliness Than Nonsmokers Across Fifteen Countries in a 50,000 Person European Survey Smokers reported more loneliness than nonsmokers across 15 countries, and loneliness rose faster over two years. The study cannot prove causation.
The Independent UK · Sep 8 Drinking very hot tea and coffee can triple your risk of cancer, Oxford study finds The new study said the temperature at which coffee and tea is drunk in Western populations is around 60C
The Independent UK · Sep 8 New study finds link between common stomach bug exposure and bowel cancer And using data from 43 studies, which involved more than 48 million people, scientists estimated that 22 per cent of bowel cancer cases worldwide are potentially related to H. pylori exposure
The Independent UK · Sep 8 Experts reveal the truth about walking for health and it’s not 10,000 steps a day While many people believe they should aim for 10,000 steps per day, researchers have cast new light on the issue
The Independent UK · Sep 8 Doctors issue warning after children suffer ‘toasted skin syndrome’ from overusing devices The condition is becoming increasingly common among children using digital gadgets