Forget crunches—these three exercises will strengthen your deep core without weights And each can be progressed as your core gets stronger Fit & Well · Jun 24
Alarm as deadly bird flu strain lands in second state Several migratory birds have been confirmed to be carrying the deadly strain of H5N1 bird flu, with urgent testing of other suspected cases. AAP · Jun 24
The Pilates magic circle is this instructor’s favorite piece of equipment—here’s why she loves it and three exercises to try This unassuming piece of equipment can help you work the right muscles Fit & Well · Jun 24
Leslie Smith on Building Sustainable Support Systems for Cancer Patients and Families Across America Behind every patient are family members, caregivers, employers, friends, and communities whose lives are also affected by treatment, recovery, uncertainty, and loss. According to Leslie Smith, co-founder of Anchors, those broader support needs often receive less attention despite playing an important role throughout the cancer journey. Medical Daily · Jun 24
How The Independent exposed the Nottingham maternity scandal The Nottingham maternity scandal inquiry covered around 2,500 cases and is the largest maternity review in NHS history The Independent UK · Jun 23
Nottingham maternity inquiry: Largest-ever review to reveal how failings led to babies’ deaths The review, led by Donna Ockenden, will be published on Wednesday The Independent UK · Jun 23
Most ‘add-on’ IVF treatments offer ‘false hope’ and do not improve fertility, study says Researchers found that the ‘add-ons’ either had no effect on fertility, inconclusive results or a small but uncertain benefit for a handful of procedures The Independent UK · Jun 23
Pricey IVF add-ons fail to improve pregnancy odds Most expensive IVF "add-ons" either have no fertility benefit or lack evidence that they work, according to Australian research. AAP · Jun 23
As Aussie waistlines expand, so do treatment costs Most adult Australians are actually overweight or obese and that number is rising, research shows, with the problem taking a growing toll on health systems. AAP · Jun 23
'It's not getting better': leading risk factor revealed for ill health and death Almost 70 per cent of adults in Hunter New England are overweight or obese. Newcastle Herald · Jun 23
How quickly you fall asleep can give vital clues to your health Some 25 to 30 million Americans are living with insomnia The Independent UK · Jun 23
If I wanted to improve my sleep during menopause, I’d eat these eight magnesium-rich foods on repeat I started with supplements, but a dietitian says most people can improve their magnesium status with food instead Fit & Well · Jun 23
Ozempic May Be Reducing Violent Crime in America and a New Peer-Reviewed Study Has the Data to Prove It A Rutgers study in Criminology found GLP-1 drugs weakened the impulsivity-violence link by 62% and the alcohol-violence link by 52% among current users. Medical Daily · Jun 23
2026 Wildfire Smoke Has Already Hit 12 States, and Researchers Link PM2.5 Exposure to Pregnancy and Heart Risks 2026 wildfire season burned 2.4M acres by June — double the 10-year average. Smoke linked to preterm birth, autism risk, and CVD deaths across 30+ states. Medical Daily · Jun 23
Medical Daily · Jun 23 Research Confirms Traffic Noise Raises Cardiovascular Disease Risk by 7.5 Percent in Neighborhoods Near Roads A 2026 prospective cohort study links every major road noise increase to a 7.5% higher CVD risk. About 90% of NYC residents exceed EPA noise safety guidelines.
Medical Daily · Jun 23 A Flea-Borne Disease You Have Never Heard of Is Killing People in Texas ICUs and Doctors Just Warned the Public A June 2026 CDC EID study found 149 murine typhus cases in Galveston TX from 2019–2023, with 28% requiring ICU care and 2 deaths from multiorgan failure.
Medical Daily · Jun 23 CDC Confirms One Child Died in Chicago Migrant Shelter Group A Strep Outbreak with 166 Positive Cases CDC's June 2026 EID report confirms one pediatric death and 166 GAS cases in a Chicago migrant shelter outbreak, highlighting congregate shelter infectious disease risks.
Medical Daily · Jun 23 Aedes Aegypti Mosquitoes Can Learn to Move Toward DEET Treated Human Skin, Journal of Experimental Biology Study Reveals A May 28, 2026 Journal of Experimental Biology study found Aedes aegypti mosquitoes conditioned to associate DEET with blood actively move toward treated skin.
Medical Daily · Jun 23 California Just Issued a Formal Mpox Alert and the World Cup Is Making the Situation Significantly More Dangerous CDPH issued a June 16, 2026 clade I mpox health alert reporting 7 travel-linked California cases in 2026. CDC confirms 25 total U.S. clade I cases; World Cup amplifies risk.
Fit & Well · Jun 23 An ex-NFL sports rehab specialist says you should do these four exercises to support and stabilize sore knees If your knees hurt, it might be these other muscles that are the problem
Radio France Internationale (Français) · Jun 23 Les allergies respiratoires : une personne sur deux concernée d’ici 2050? Rhinite allergique, asthme allergique... À l’occasion de la semaine mondiale de l’allergie, qui se tient du 21 au 27 juin 2026, nous nous intéressons aux allergies respiratoires. Elles peuvent toucher tout le monde, dès le plus jeune âge. Selon l’OMS, en 2050, 50% de la population mondiale souffrira d’une de…
The Independent UK · Jun 23 Why more under-50s are being diagnosed with cancer than earlier generations Accelerated biological ageing is linked to a higher risk of developing multiple cancers earlier in life, scientists found
Fit & Well · Jun 23 “Most people over 40 say conventional workouts feel too hard, take too long or leave them injured—this routine solves all three problems,” says an experienced trainer Reduce your standard three sets to one, says this expert
Medical Daily · Jun 23 A New Discovery Just Proved Plague Was Killing People 5,500 Years Ago — Long Before Rats Cities or the Black Death Even Existed A June 18, 2026 Nature study found Yersinia pestis in 39% of hunter-gatherer remains near Lake Baikal, Siberia, dating 5,500 years ago — centuries before urban or rat-based transmission.
Medical Daily · Jun 23 Alcohol Consumption Linked to 20 Health Outcomes in Nature Health Study of 843 Papers, with Cancer Risk at Any Level A June 2026 Nature Health study by IHME analyzed 843 studies across 20 health outcomes, confirming alcohol raises cancer risk at any level while showing nuanced cardiometabolic findings.