Taking awe walks has transformed my wellbeing—here’s why a health psychologist thinks you should try them too If you’re bored with your regular walking route, make this one change Fit & Well · Jul 12
Brexit denies UK children access to life-extending drug for aggressive brain cancer Exclusive: Experts say Brexit has led to delays in the launch of clinical trials and increased costs for multiple drugs. They are urging the government to reset the UK’s relationship with Europe to reopen access to potentially life-changing treatments The Independent UK · Jul 12
‘I have an inoperable brain tumour after having the contraceptive jab’ A study found women who used the contraceptive injection for at least a year are 5.6 times more likely to develop meningioma brain tumours The Independent UK · Jul 12
Andy Murray’s former tennis coach says playing racket sports is the best thing you can do to improve longevity at any age—here’s why “I promise you'll have one of the best workouts of all time,” says former pro tennis player Mark Petchey Fit & Well · Jul 12
Don’t know where to start with strength training? This expert-approved formula is the simplest way to build muscle at home If you get bored working out, this sports scientist’s home workout formula could be a game changer Fit & Well · Jul 12
Teenager falls five metres down cliff, winched to safety The boy was flown to John Hunter Hospital for treatment. Newcastle Herald · Jul 12
All the photos from Newcastle's pink race day Did we see you in the field at the weekend? Newcastle Herald · Jul 11
Emergency! and the Legalization of Paramedic Services News of the death of Randolph Mantooth, who played paramedic Johnny Gage on Emergency! reminded me of my UCLA colleague… The post Emergency! and the Legalization of Paramedic Services appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Jul 11
‘I spent five years battling to bring my disabled son back home – then was banned from telling his story. Now I want answers’ When Grant McPherson, who has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair, temporarily went into care, his father Leonard McPherson had no idea they would be separated for so long. During that time, Grant suffered a string of injuries, including a broken leg and a severe burn — and was almost… The Independent UK · Jul 11
Struggling with side stitches when you run? These are the five mistakes you’re probably making, according to a running coach And learn what to do if a stitch does strike Fit & Well · Jul 11
An expert trainer says this full-body dumbbell workout combines strength training and cardio for the most efficient 10 minutes of your day These combo exercises hit every major muscle group Fit & Well · Jul 11
Michigan Officials Released Specific Produce Washing Instructions During the Cyclospora Outbreak Michigan health officials released produce-specific Cyclospora washing instructions as cases hit 1,562. Here is exactly what to do for lettuce, cilantro, green onions, and more. Medical Daily · Jul 11
Planned Parenthood Regained Medicaid Funding After a One-Year Defunding Period Expired Planned Parenthood regained Medicaid funding on July 4, 2026 after a one-year defunding provision expired. Twenty clinics closed during the gap. Here is what patients need to know. Medical Daily · Jul 11
Michigan's Cyclospora Outbreak Jumped Again Overnight, Now at 1,562 Cases Across 43 Counties Michigan's Cyclospora outbreak hit 1,562 cases in 43 counties on July 10. The U.S. total is nearing 3,000 across 31 states. No food source has been identified. Here is the latest. Medical Daily · Jul 11
Medical Daily · Jul 11 Bonnie Tyler Dies at 75: How Vocal Cord Surgery Helped Create Her Unforgettable Raspy Voice Bonnie Tyler, whose iconic raspy voice followed vocal cord surgery, has died at 75, highlighting how vocal injuries can permanently alter the voice.
Medical Daily · Jul 11 Former NY Nurse Hit with Record $544,000 Penalty for Faking Children's Vaccination Records New York imposed its largest-ever penalty for vaccination fraud after a former nurse falsified immunization records for 162 school-aged children.
The Independent UK · Jul 10 Health officials ‘concerned’ over low bowel cancer screening uptake among people in their 50s The NHS sends the free faecal immunochemical test (FIT) to the homes of people aged 50 to 74 every two years
Medical Daily · Jul 10 Contaminated Eye Drops? Recent Recalls Raise New Questions About How Sterility Failures Can Threaten Vision A nationwide recall of millions of prescription eye drops highlights how sterility failures and contamination can threaten vision and eye health.
Medical Daily · Jul 10 The Illness Kaylee McKeown Mistook for the Flu Has Forced the Olympic Champion Out of Competition Olympic champion Kaylee McKeown has withdrawn from major competitions after glandular fever was mistaken for the flu, prompting a recovery setback.
Medical Daily · Jul 10 Can A 'Mental Health Glow Up' Improve Cancer Care? Katie Thurston's Update Sparks A Bigger Conversation Katie Thurston shared her experience with antidepressant treatment while living with stage 4 breast cancer, sparking discussion about mental health during cancer care.
The Independent UK · Jul 10 Experts warn how to spot fake weight-loss pills With weight-loss pills now available in the UK, experts have warned the public on how to detect counterfeit versions of the drug
The Independent UK · Jul 10 The number of cases from the ‘explosive diarrhea’ parasite are growing and experts are struggling to contain the spread Michigan is the hardest hit, now reporting over 1,200 cases
Medical Daily · Jul 10 Bryan Johnson's Quest to "Live Forever" Hits a Wall: An Incurable Autoimmune Disease Bryan Johnson revealed he has autoimmune gastritis, an incurable disease that highlights the limits of even the most intensive longevity efforts.
Medical Daily · Jul 10 'Paperwork Over Care' Former Mental Health Nurse's Testimony Raises New Questions About Therapeutic Engagement On Psychiatric Wards A former NHS mental health nurse told the Lampard Inquiry that paperwork often took priority over patient care, raising concerns about therapeutic engagement.
Medical Daily · Jul 10 Your Insurance Plan May Be Pocketing the Drug Coupon Card Meant to Help You Pay for Medication Nearly 40% of ACA marketplace plans use copay accumulators to pocket drug coupon cards meant for patients. Here is how to check your plan and protect yourself.