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11-Year-Old Beats Rare Cancer, 2,000 Medical Procedures To Make It To Secondary School This Year

Seb Boulter, an 11-year-old from Hertfordshire, starts secondary school after surviving lymphoblastic lymphoma, highlighting the impact of Blood Cancer UK's 'Here for This' campaign.

International Business Times UK · Sep 1

Calls grow to extend pill testing beyond festivals

One state will continue drug testing at festivals despite political opposition, after a year-long trial found the service provided unique value.

AAP · Sep 1

When should you get your flu shot? Here’s what the experts say

The vaccines prevented 10 million illnesses last year

The Independent UK · Sep 1

Pennsylvania doctors blast the Trump administration over measles deaths controversy: ‘I’ve lost trust in the CDC’

The CDC has been ‘thoroughly remade’ in RFK Jr’s image, a Pittsburgh infectious disease physician told The Independent

The Independent UK · Sep 1

Houston Area Schools Close as Tropical Storm Edouard Nears and the Health Risks Outlast the Rain

Southeast Texas districts closed campuses Tuesday as Tropical Storm Edouard neared landfall. The largest health risks arrive after the rain stops.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

Tight Underwear Was Linked to Slightly Better Sperm Shape, Which Is the Opposite of the Usual Advice

A study of 116 men at a Bangkok fertility clinic tied tight underwear to better sperm shape and looser styles to higher semen volume.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

Preschoolers Given a Medical Clown Cried 13 Seconds Less Than Those Handed a VR Headset

In 220 preschoolers facing a needle, those given a medical clown cried about 13 seconds less than those handed a virtual reality headset.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

Gut Bacterium Linked to Stronger Muscles May Offer New Clue to Preserving Strength as People Grow Older

A gut bacterium linked to stronger muscles in people also increased grip strength in mice, offering a new clue about healthy aging.

Medical Daily · Sep 1

DMLA : principale cause de malvoyance chez les personnes âgées

La dégénérescence maculaire liée à l’âge (DMLA) est une maladie chronique de l’œil affectant la zone centrale de la rétine. Elle peut mener à la perte de la vision centrale. Très handicapante, elle ne conduit toutefois pas à la cécité car la vision périphérique reste intacte. Selon l’Inserm France, la…

Radio France Internationale (Français) · Sep 1

Top 10 Hair Transplant Clinics in Turkey 2026

Every year, more Americans fly to Istanbul to deal with their hair loss and finally get a hair transplant in Turkey, and the reason they choose Turkey is not complicated. So people ask around, and a list of the top 10 hair transplant clinics in Turkey gets passed along. This…

Medical Daily · Sep 1