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If you only have five minutes to move, a trainer recommends doing this mobility routine to stretch out your hips, back, and thighs

Squeeze some mobility work into your day with Joslyn Thompson Rule’s routine

Fit & Well

Trump orders $50M for AI in pediatric cancer research

The move is part of a broader embrace of artificial intelligence across federal agencies but comes as the administration is slashing biomedical research spending and pausing grants.

Axios

Over half of Aussie men meet criteria for loneliness

With a growing number of Australian men suffering the effects of loneliness, a "meet a mate" campaign aims to raise awareness of the importance of connection.

AAP

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Scientists fertilise eggs from human skin cells in major pregnancy breakthrough

The findings, researchers said, have “immense therapeutic potential” for people who have no viable eggs or sperm

The Independent UK

Scientists find way to fertilise eggs made from genetic material of skin cells

Experts hailed the breakthrough, known as mitomeiosis, as ‘an exciting proof of concept’.

The Independent UK

What will the NHS's plans for an online hospital look like?

The plan for an NHS online hospital stems from a need to cut health waiting lists.

Evening Standard

Scientists create ‘virus cocktail’ to fight superbugs

Researchers have developed a product that uses bacterial viruses, known as ‘bacteriophages’, to combat antimicrobial-resistant bacteria

The Independent UK

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Weight-loss jabs should be available to millions more on NHS, Streeting suggests

Health should not be determined by wealth, says Wes Streeting at the Labour Party conference

The Independent UK

Criminal investigations launched as part of crackdown on unlicensed Botox

Dozens of cases of botulism – a potentially life-threatening condition – have been reported.

Evening Standard

Many adults are addicted to ultra-processed foods, researchers warn

UPF addicts are far more likely to be overweight, isolated and have poor mental health, the study found

The Independent UK

Largest study of its kind reveals extent of in-flight medical emergencies

Researchers said the number of medical events are higher than previously thought.

Evening Standard

Starbucks Protein Drink Caffeine Content, Calories: Is the 'Proffee' Craze Worth It?

A new set of drinks is included in the menu of Starbucks, including those that contain more protein.

International Business Times UK

Inequality may alter children’s brains regardless of individual wealth – study

Experts looked at MRI scan images from 10,071 children aged nine to 10 in 17 US states.

The Independent UK

Why you might actually be healthier if you put on weight

A new study has linked higher mortality rates with people in the middle and lower end of the normal weight range

The Independent UK

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Fit & Well

Cycling giving you back ache? A cyclist-turned-Pilates teacher says these seven stretches will mobilize your spine after time in the saddle

Improve your posture and keep back aches and pains at bay

AAP

Easier access to prescriptions as nurses' powers grow

Qualified nurses will help alleviate the burdens on the health system by providing patients with another avenue for their prescriptions.

Fit & Well

A personal trainer says these three bodyweight exercises will support your health and energy levels as you age

This trainer thinks everyone should be strength training, no matter their age

Axios

Manifesting isn't all "woo-woo." Science says you can train your brain

Neuroplasticity is one reason manifesting may scientifically work.

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Medical Daily

Dr. Rahul Bansal's Journey from Clinical Care Provider to CEO in Redefining Child and Adolescent Mental Health Care

When Dr. Rahul Bansal left India to continue his research at one of the universities in Pittsburgh, he carried with him not only a passion for medicine but also a deep desire to make a positive impact in the world.

The Independent UK

New ovarian cancer test that detects risk of disease to be rolled out

The new test can dramatically cut the chance of being diagnosed with late-stage ovarian cancer

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I Tried The Samsung Galaxy Watch8 And It’s Tempting Me To Become An Android Convert

A round of applause for Samsung, please!

The Independent UK

Warning over indoor wood burners after eight-year study

Wood burning stoves have grown in popularity in Europe during the cost of living crisis

AAP

Health body leading by example with Indigenous voice

A First Nations public health voice will put Indigenous perspectives "front and centre" two years after the failure of a national voice to parliament.

International Business Times UK

Medical Miracle? New 'Bone Glue' Heals Fractures in Minutes, not Months – And the Body Absorbs It Naturally

Chinese scientists have developed Bone-02, a groundbreaking oyster-inspired 'bone glue' that can heal fractures in just three minutes and is safely absorbed by the body within six months, potentially transforming orthopaedic surgery worldwide.

Evening Standard

The six best ways to boost your immune system as flu cases soar

Cold and flu season is upon us - here are the best ways to boost your immune system to avoid getting ill

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