Australia's hidden pain forces many out of workforce Millions of Australians are living with chronic pain, with fresh data revealing it's forcing many out of the workforce early. AAP · Jul 23
Can You Treat Depression by Chasing Joy? New Therapy Targets the Brain's Broken Reward System A clinical trial found that Positive Affect Treatment may improve depression, anxiety and anhedonia by targeting the brain's reward system and rebuilding positive emotions. Medical Daily · Jul 23
Duke the abandoned dog survived three gunshot wounds, X-rays reveal, as little battler recovers The cattle dog is recovering well from his first surgery. Newcastle Herald · Jul 23
Device brings immediate pain relief for teenager in UK first For five years Ralph Seed, 18, has suffered from complex regional pain syndrome in his foot. Evening Standard · Jul 23
Rapamycin: Where Science Ends and the Promises Begin Rapamycin has emerged as a leading compound in longevity research, with decades of evidence showing it targets key aging pathways. But experts say important questions about long-term safety, dosing, and benefits for healthy people remain unanswered. Medical Daily · Jul 23
The number of US measles cases just hit a 35-year high Measles vaccines helped the U.S. eliminate measles 26 years ago The Independent UK · Jul 23
Dietitians Say the TikTok "Eat the Rainbow" Trend Is Actually Sound Advice: Here Is the Science Behind It TikTok's "eat the rainbow" trend is one dietitians actually support. Here is the phytonutrient science behind color-based eating and how to do it practically. Medical Daily · Jul 23
“Marathon running has become my peace and quiet amongst the chaos of life”—a trainer who took two hours off her marathon time after having three children shares her weekly workout routine Along with the approach that helped her begin exercising again after having children Fit & Well · Jul 23
A new cyclospora cluster is under FDA investigation with US now facing four outbreaks Infections caused by the parasite have led to more than 300 hospitalizations since May The Independent UK · Jul 23
A First-of-Its-Kind Global Study Links Prolonged Heat Waves to Sharply Higher Mental Health Hospitalizations A 2026 Nature Health study of 2.6 million hospitalizations found that sustained heat waves are linked to significantly higher mental health hospitalizations across four countries. Medical Daily · Jul 23
Syphilis et IST: conseils pour une meilleure prévention et prise en charge Chlamydia, syphilis, gonorrhée, l'herpès, la blennorragie gonococcique… Les infections sexuellement transmissibles (ou IST) sont des infections provoquées par des bactéries, des virus ou des parasites. Elles peuvent avoir d’importantes répercussions sur la santé sexuelle et reproductive. Quels sont les symptômes des différentes IST ? Comment les prévenir ? Radio France Internationale (Français) · Jul 23
UK Responds To Potential Ebola Exposure With Emergency Medical Transfer The UK evacuated a humanitarian worker from the DRC due to potential Ebola exposure. The individual, symptom-free, is under observation in London, with officials stressing low public risk. International Business Times UK · Jul 23
Lower-back pain made me want to quit glute workouts—a physical therapist changed my mind and gave me five low-impact exercises to build glute strength instead I asked a physical therapist why my lower back hurts after glute workouts Fit & Well · Jul 23
A Pilates instructor says this inexpensive piece of equipment can encourage better posture and reduce neck tension Here are three dynamic moves to try with this versatile exercise tool Fit & Well · Jul 23
Medical Daily · Jul 22 The Hidden Health Risks of World Tours: Why Performers Sometimes Have No Choice But to Cancel Harry Styles canceled his Brazil concert after falling ill on tour, shining a light on the health risks frequent travelers face and how to stay healthy abroad.
Medical Daily · Jul 22 Dietitians and Sleep Doctors Say TikTok's "Early Bird Dinner" Trend Is Actually Backed by Science TikTok's early bird dinner trend has real science behind it. Sleep specialists and dietitians explain what eating earlier does to your body and who should be cautious.
The Independent UK · Jul 22 The workforce runs on ... weight loss drugs? Employees on GLP-1s are taking fewer sick days More Americans than ever are taking GLP-1s
The Independent UK · Jul 22 Cyclospora parasite behind diarrhea outbreak is only transmitted through human feces. So how did it get into our food supply? Source of national outbreaks has not yet been identified by public health officials
Medical Daily · Jul 22 Minnesota's 988 Crisis Line Answered 83,000 Contacts in the First Half of 2026, More Than Triple Its First Six Months Minnesota's 988 Lifeline hit 370,000 total contacts in four years, with 83,000 in just the first half of 2026. Here's what the surge in crisis calls means and how to access 988.
Medical Daily · Jul 22 Nearly Half of Americans Referred for a Kidney Transplant Never Begin the Evaluation Process, Study Finds A study of 720,348 patients found 48% never began transplant evaluation and only 19% reached the waitlist. Rural patients, unmarried adults, and patients at smaller centers face the greatest barriers.
The Independent UK · Jul 22 ‘Explosive diarrhea’ cases hit record number as US experiences nearly four times annual total Michigan has seen the most infections, reporting 6,571 this week
Evening Standard · Jul 22 As microplastics flood our bodies, can testing and treatment defend us? Following in the footsteps of worried A-listers, Luciana Bellini heads to Harley Street
Evening Standard · Jul 22 Lionesses legend Jill Scott on why prevention is better than cure ‘You can’t go from not having a good diet or exercising to being a new person tomorrow’: former England footballer Jill Scott on the benefits of preventative health
Medical Daily · Jul 22 CMS Proposes Medicare Physician Pay Cuts of Up to 1.68% in 2027, Putting Rural and Behavioral Health Practices at Risk CMS proposed Medicare physician pay cuts of 1.19% to 1.68% for 2027. The temporary 2.5% congressional increase expires at year-end. Rural and behavioral health practices face the greatest pressure.
Radio France Internationale (Français) · Jul 22 Chirurgie cardiaque: comment la médecine a appris à réparer le cœur Transplantation cardiaque, greffe cœur-poumons, implantation de cœur artificiel… Au fil des années, les techniques de la chirurgie cardiaque n’ont cessé d’être de plus en plus précises et performantes, permettant ainsi de sauver de nombreuses vies. Comment sont nées toutes ces technologies ? Quel retentissement ont-elles sur la vie des patients…