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Struggling to relax at night? This sleep patch could be the answer

After too many 3 am wake-up calls, the Sleep Deep patches called to me

Evening Standard · Jul 22

Hunter hospital gets a boost, but an important machine remains on wish list

'The community health needs of the town are enormous.'

Newcastle Herald · Jul 22

These are the three deep core moves you should add to the end of your workouts to build functional strength, according to a trainer

Work your core to protect your back and build a strong, stable foundation

Fit & Well · Jul 22

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The five-minute cool-down routine this expert recommends for people who usually skip it

Help your body transition from exercise to rest

Fit & Well · Jul 22

Experts warn abortion 'fear mongering' risks rural care

While there is greater uptake of abortion pills across Australia, many complexities remain for women seeking to terminate an unwanted pregnancy, research shows.

AAP · Jul 22

U.S. Drug Shortages Climb to 227 Medications as CT Contrast Agents and Chemotherapy Drugs Remain Critically Scarce

U.S. drug shortages rose to 227 in Q2 2026, marking a third straight quarterly increase. CT contrast agents and the cancer drug ifosfamide are critically scarce. Here's what patients need to know.

Medical Daily · Jul 22

Watching TV Very Often in Midlife Linked to Smaller Brain Regions for Memory and More White Matter Damage, Study Finds

A study of 1,712 adults in Alzheimer's & Dementia found heavy midlife TV watching linked to smaller brain memory regions and more white matter damage. Work sitting showed no such effect.

Medical Daily · Jul 21

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UK humanitarian worker in London hospital after ‘potential exposure to Ebola’

There are currently no confirmed cases of Ebola in the UK, the UKHSA has said

The Independent UK · Jul 21

Deloitte's Medicaid Systems Are Wrongly Denying Disabled Americans Benefits in at Least 25 States, KFF Investigation Finds

A KFF Health News investigation found Deloitte's Medicaid eligibility software is wrongly denying disabled Americans benefits in at least 25 states. New laws may worsen the problem.

Medical Daily · Jul 21

Hospitalisation of healthcare professionals assaulted at work has doubled

On the rise: concerns grow over healthcare workplace safety

Newcastle Herald · Jul 21

Identifying the Warning Signs of Postpartum Psychosis: A Call for Better Care for Mothers Following Lindsay Clancy's Trial

Lindsay Clancy's murder trial has begun, with postpartum psychosis being her defense. The illness' symptoms, causes, treatment, and relevance are discussed.

Medical Daily · Jul 21

New heart means organ donation campaigner Dáithí ‘will be unstoppable’

Mairtin Mac Gabhann said he hoped this was ‘the start of an unbelievable journey’ for his son Dáithí.

Evening Standard · Jul 21

Nanoplastics in Drinking Water Help Dangerous Bacteria Survive Water Treatment, New Research Finds

Virginia Tech researchers found nanoplastics in drinking water strengthen bacterial biofilms, making them more resistant to disinfectants. Here's what the research shows and means for you.

Medical Daily · Jul 21

Canadian Wildfire Smoke Blankets the Midwest and Northeast, Putting 100 Million Americans Under Air Quality Alerts

Canadian wildfire smoke has put 100+ million Americans under air quality alerts across 16–18 states. Here's who faces the highest health risk and what to do to protect yourself.

Medical Daily · Jul 21

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Evening Standard · Jul 21

Nine-year-old organ donation champion gets life-saving heart transplant

Dáithí Mac Gabhann was born with the rare hypoplastic left heart syndrome and had been on the waiting list for a transplant since 2018.

International Business Times UK · Jul 21

Medicaid Denials Hit Disabled Americans as $768 Million Deloitte Systems Fail, Investigation Finds

Disabled Americans were wrongly denied Medicaid by Deloitte-run eligibility systems, a KFF investigation found, as states race to add work requirement checks to error-prone software.

Fit & Well · Jul 21

Do you have weak wrists? A physical therapist shares four exercises to strengthen, stabilize and restore your wrist mobility

If your wrists are your weakest link, try these drills

International Business Times UK · Jul 21

Doctors Explain Why Five Cups of Coffee a Day May Protect Your Heart but Your Starbucks Order Won't

The American Heart Association says five cups of coffee a day is heart-safe, but only black and paper-filtered. Your sugary espresso latte is left out of the good news.

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Fit & Well · Jul 21

I’m a personal trainer who works with seniors, and this is the one core exercise I think people in their 30s and 40s should do more often for healthy aging

Doing dead bugs with a Swiss ball trains the deepest muscles of your core, those responsible for stability and balance

Pedestrian.tv · Jul 21

Why Your Postpartum Run Needs More Compassion and Less Criticism

ASICS Ambassador and sports psychologist Meg McClurg talks us through mental blocks, self-criticism, and tools to return to fitness.

Medical Daily · Jul 21

Going to Theaters, Museums, and Cinemas Regularly Is Linked to a Physiological Age 3 Years Younger, Study Finds

A new study of 1,899 adults found that frequent cultural activities like theater and museums are linked to a 3-year lower physiological age. Here's what the research shows.

Medical Daily · Jul 21

GLP-1 Drugs Like Ozempic Carry Elevated Risks of Muscle Loss and Malnutrition in Adults Over 65

GLP-1 drugs carry higher muscle loss, malnutrition, and bone density risks in adults over 65 that younger users don't face. Here's what older patients and prescribers need to know.

The Independent UK · Jul 20

Common health condition could increase heart disease risk in women

New research found women with polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) have a four times higher risk of heart disease

Medical Daily · Jul 20

Red Cross Declares National Blood Emergency After Supply Drops 25 Percent: Here's How You Can Help

The American Red Cross declared a blood emergency July 13 after supply fell 25% in June. Hospitals face a dangerous shortage. Here's who can donate and how to help now.

Medical Daily · Jul 20

Pentagon Will Require Annual Testosterone Screening for Service Members Over 30: What the Test Actually Measures

Hegseth mandated testosterone screening for service members over 30. Here's what the policy means, what the test involves, and what medical evidence says about low testosterone.

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