A brain-eating amoeba is spreading across US national parks — here’s what you need to know Infections can lead to coma and death in just five days The Independent UK · Jun 18
“Don’t be a lone wolf, that’s my number one life hack”—Peloton instructor and ultra runner Susie Chan shares her weekly fitness routine and tips to get started The Brit trainer on how she went from zero to 50 miles of road running per week Fit & Well · Jun 18
Could the next big cancer drug come from global health research? COMMENT: The next blockbuster treatment drug might not, in fact, come from research into cancer itself but from research into a disease you may never have heard of, writes Nick Chapman. That is why global health funding is so important The Independent UK · Jun 18
The Postpartum Hormone Crash Is a Medical Event. Dr. Sarah Daccarett's Inner Balance Is Treating It Like One Why Women Get Medical Care During Pregnancy…Then, Often Receive Far Less Support After the Baby Comes Medical Daily · Jun 18
NHS ‘can’t be sure more patients won’t be harmed’ at scandal-hit trust Exclusive: Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust found patients had been harmed in its spinal and gynaecology units The Independent UK · Jun 18
Nutritional Dark Matter Explains Why Ultra-Processed Foods Harm Human Health Beyond Calories, Fats, and Sugar Nutritional dark matter science published June 17, 2026 explains why ultra-processed food harms health beyond macronutrients: novel industrial chemicals disrupt gut, hormones, and brain. Medical Daily · Jun 18
U.S. Hospitals Are Now Paying to Train Their Own Workers to Fill Staffing Gaps — Here's What the Healthcare Workforce Crisis Looks Like in 2026 KFF Health News June 16, 2026: U.S. hospitals increasingly subsidize worker training and certifications to fill chronic staffing gaps. Here's why the crisis is accelerating in 2026. Medical Daily · Jun 18
Your Brain Was Never Designed for This Much Bad News — Researchers Explain Doomscrolling's Health Effects and How to Stop Researchers June 16, 2026: 40% of global news consumers avoid news; 17% of U.S. adults have severe Problematic News Consumption. Here's the science and the fix. Medical Daily · Jun 18
Binghamton University Study: How Children's Eyes Focus on Faces May Be an Early Biomarker for Depression Risk Binghamton University June 16, 2026: eye-tracking in 242 children over 2 years found depression changed face attention differently by family history. A potential early screening biomarker. Medical Daily · Jun 18
FDA Advisory Panel Votes Today on First mRNA Flu Vaccine as MFLUSIVA Phase 3 Results Face Intense Scrutiny FDA VRBPAC votes June 18 on Moderna's MFLUSIVA — the first mRNA flu vaccine. Phase 3 showed 26.6% RVE vs. standard dose; 47.9% vs. healthcare outcomes. PDUFA August 5, 2026. Medical Daily · Jun 18
Science Advances Study: Deer with No CWD Symptoms Still Carry Infectious Prions — and They Can Spread to Other Species Science Advances June 16, 2026: CWD prions detected in asymptomatic deer tissues can still transmit to other species. 36 U.S. states affected. What hunters need to know. Medical Daily · Jun 18
"This 25-minute routine will build your confidence and independence"—a trainer who specializes in working with seniors shares her signature balance workout Strengthen muscles, improve posture and gain back your independence with this gentle routine tailor-made for seniors Fit & Well · Jun 18
'We deserve a maternity ward': mum speaks out as campaign reignites parties 'Obstetricians are not coming through the system.' Newcastle Herald · Jun 18
Cervical cancer deaths in young women fall to zero for first time after vaccine introduced The HPV jab has already saved about 200 lives in England The Independent UK · Jun 18
Fit & Well · Jun 18 A physical therapist says you can restore mobility to your hips with these four movements—no equipment required Moving your hips in all the ways they were designed to can reduce the pressure on your joints
Medical Daily · Jun 18 Scientists Say Your Food Contains More Than 26,000 Chemical Compounds — and Most Have Never Been Studied for Health Effects Food contains 26,000+ chemical compounds but nutrition science studies only ~150. Prof. David Benton explains "nutritional dark matter" in a ScienceDaily feature June 17, 2026.
Medical Daily · Jun 18 Durham NC Enters Stage 2 Mandatory Water Restrictions on June 15 as Lake Michie Drops to 40% Capacity Durham NC activated Stage 2 mandatory water restrictions June 15 as Lake Michie fell to 40%. NC's driest year since 1895. Health risks, restrictions, and what residents must do.
Medical Daily · Jun 18 With 40% of U.S. Teens Reporting Sadness or Hopelessness, Child Psychologists Say Grandparents Are the Overlooked Solution Weill Cornell child psychologist Dr. Kenneth Barish says grandparents are vital to children's mental health as 40%+ of teens report sadness. New research backs his case.
Medical Daily · Jun 18 Final 2024 U.S. Birth Data Released: 3.6 Million Births Recorded, Fertility Rate Declined 1%, Teen Births at Record Low CDC NCHS final 2024 birth data: 3,628,934 U.S. births (+1%), but general fertility rate fell 1% to 53.8. Teen births hit another record low. Primary C-section rate rose to 22.9%.
Medical Daily · Jun 18 CDC Confirms Parainfluenza Virus and HMPV Are Elevated Nationally — Here's What Parents Need to Know About Croup Right Now CDC's June 12 data confirms parainfluenza and HMPV are elevated nationally. Croup cases rising in children under 5. What parents and providers need to know now.
Evening Standard · Jun 17 Boy’s life saved at London hospital as UK-first procedure reverses heart failure Elliot Atkins’s parents were told that, without action, he was unlikely to survive a ’one in a million’ condition called middle aortic syndrome
The Independent UK · Jun 17 Boy, 7, has life saved after UK-first procedure reverses heart failure Elliot Atkins became the first child in the UK to have an angioplasty to help make him fit enough to be given life-saving surgery
The Independent UK · Jun 17 New vaccine ‘could rejuvenate aging immune systems to tackle cancer and dementia’ Researchers hope that resetting these cells may help the immune system regain characteristics of healthier immune responses.
Evening Standard · Jun 17 Olivia Attwood on breast cancer: ‘You can’t die out of embarrassment’ The former Love Island star is urging individuals to ‘look after your health’.
The Independent UK · Jun 17 California resident becomes just the fourth person in the world to become infected with tick-borne illness, officials say The patient was likely infected in Northern California and diagnosed in April, according to state health officials