'Selfless' treatment helps newborn's fight for life Born 15 weeks early and weighing less than 900 grams, Sienna Magnay's chances of survival were slim but one treatment helped give her the strength she needed. AAP · Jun 13
Resident doctors in England call off strike action after Government offer Doctors were set to stage a four-day walk out from 7am but was called off after a last-minute offer, which has been put to members. Evening Standard · Jun 13
A registered dietitian wants women over 40 to focus on these five nutrition goals for long-term health Tackle the effects of fluctuating hormone levels with this helpful advice Fit & Well · Jun 13
Meningococcal Cases Reach Second-Highest Level in Over a Decade as Drug-Resistant Strain Disproportionately Hits Black Americans CDC surveillance data (updated June 2026): 463 meningococcal disease cases in 2025 — the second-highest annual count since 2014. The dominant ST-1466 strain is drug resistant and disproportionately kills Black adults ages 30–60 and people with HIV. Here is the full picture. Medical Daily · Jun 13
A New Antibiotic That Defeats Superbugs Just Received FDA Approval for Dangerous Drug-Resistant Urinary Tract Infections FDA approved Zaynich (cefepime and zidebactam) on May 29, 2026 for complicated urinary tract infections caused by drug-resistant Gram-negative pathogens. ENHANCE-1 Phase 3 trial showed superiority to meropenem at test of cure. Here is how it works and who benefits. Medical Daily · Jun 13
Largest US Study of PFAS-Exposed Communities Confirms Serious Health Risks in Children and Adults The ATSDR published the first large-scale US clinical study of health outcomes in PFAS-contaminated drinking water communities in June 2026, enrolling 8 sites across 8 states. The study found liver, thyroid, kidney, immune, and cardiometabolic damage — coming as EPA proposes rolling back PFAS drinking water limits. Medical Daily · Jun 13
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Kills Within Days and Is Frequently Mistaken for Flu — Tick Season 2026 Is a Critical Window to Know the Warning Signs Rocky Mountain spotted fever kills 5–10% of patients even with treatment and can be fatal within 3–5 days. Peak season runs May through August. A February 2026 CDC EID study documents 19.8% fatality in pediatric cases. Doxycycline must be started before test results. Here is the full warning. Medical Daily · Jun 13
Yellow Fever Colombia 2026 Outbreak: 76 Dead Since 2024 with Case Fatality Rate Exceeding 70 Percent as CDC Issues Active Level 2 Travel Notice Yellow fever in Colombia has killed 76 people since 2024, with case fatality rates exceeding 40–70% in some periods. 35 cases and 18 deaths in 2026 alone. Venezuela also reports an active outbreak. CDC Level 2 travel notice covers Colombia and South America. Here is what travelers need to know. Medical Daily · Jun 13
Boost power and stay injury-free with this four-move strength workout for runners Suitable for the home or gym—all you need is a pair of dumbbells Fit & Well · Jun 13
Treatments developed from ‘liquid gold’ help paralysed man walk out of hospital Cancer survivor Tony Newitt is now urging more people to donate plasma. Evening Standard · Jun 13
‘I had a hysterectomy at 32 after losing 5 litres of blood during labour’ Campaigners found 64 per cent of women require emergency surgery for placenta accreta spectrum, and 30 per cent have to undergo hysterectomies, as they call for more to be done to detect the condition The Independent UK · Jun 13
Three simple yoga poses to mobilize your hips, spine and shoulders Immediate relief for stiff joints and muscles that, with consistent practice, lasts Fit & Well · Jun 13
Counterfeit Botox Injections Are Sending People to Hospitals in Multiple U.S. States — and the CDC Warns the Risk Is Ongoing The CDC has an active warning about harmful and potentially fatal reactions from counterfeit Botox and mishandled botulinum toxin injections, documented across multiple U.S. states. A 2024 investigation found 22 hospitalizations, including 4 on ventilators. The CDC warning remains active in 2026. Medical Daily · Jun 13
The CDC Now Recognizes Chagas Disease as Endemic in the United States — and an Estimated 300,000 Americans May Have It Without Knowing The CDC's September 2025 Emerging Infectious Diseases study confirms Chagas disease should be recognized as endemic in the U.S. with human cases in 8 states and kissing bugs in 32. An estimated 300,000 Americans are living with it — most undiagnosed. Here is what residents in the South and Southwest… Medical Daily · Jun 13
Medical Daily · Jun 13 Lassa Fever Nigeria 2026: 663 Confirmed Cases, 167 Deaths, 25 Percent Fatality Rate as US Healthcare Experts Issue Urgent Warning to Travelers Nigeria's 2026 Lassa fever outbreak: 663 confirmed cases, 167 deaths, 25.2% case fatality rate — up from 18.5% last year — across 22 states. 39 healthcare workers infected. NETEC warns U.S. clinicians to increase suspicion in returning travelers. Here is what patients and providers need to know.
Medical Daily · Jun 13 ByHeart Infant Formula Botulism Outbreak Post-Investigation 2026: Root Cause Still Unidentified Despite Genetic Match to Milk Powder Supplier The FDA and CDC declared the ByHeart infant formula botulism outbreak over on February 26, 2026 after 48 infants were sickened across 17 states. A June 10, 2026 Food Safety Magazine investigation reveals the root cause remains unidentified despite genetic matches to organic whole milk powder. New testing protocols are…
Medical Daily · Jun 13 Hepatitis A Outbreak in Canada Leaves 4 Dead, 142 Hospitalized; CDC Issues Travel Notice as Many Americans Traveling to Canada Remain Unvaccinated. The CDC issued a hepatitis A travel notice for Manitoba, Canada on June 4, 2026. The outbreak has grown to 658 cases, 142 hospitalizations, and 4 deaths since April 2025. Winnipeg restaurant exposures have been identified. Here is what U.S. travelers need to know before visiting Canada.
Evening Standard · Jun 12 NHS braces for ‘triple whammy’ as resident doctors confirm four-day walkout Resident doctors in England are set to stage another four-day walkout from 7am on Monday
Evening Standard · Jun 12 NHS faces ‘triple whammy’ during resident doctor walkout The walkout starts on Monday morning and will end on Friday June 19 at 6.59am.
The Independent UK · Jun 12 Weight loss drugs show signs of slowing biological aging, scientists discover GLP-1 drugs help fight the harmful inflammation that raises the risk of chronic disease
Medical Daily · Jun 12 Mount Sinai Scientists Reverse Aging in Blood Stem Cells by Fixing the Cell's Recycling System Mount Sinai scientists reversed aging in blood-forming stem cells in mice by restoring lysosomal function, opening doors to blood disorder and cancer prevention.
Medical Daily · Jun 12 FDA Clears First Human Epigenetic Reprogramming Trial in U.S. — What the Harvard-Backed Anti-Aging Therapy Could Mean for You Harvard-backed Life Biosciences has received FDA clearance for the first-ever human epigenetic reprogramming trial. Here's what it targets and why it matters.
AAP · Jun 12 FED:Autistic teens caught in middle of NDIS funding dispute A government autism support program has been applauded but questions are being raised as to what happens when participants age out at just nine years old.
AAP · Jun 12 Autistic teens caught in middle of NDIS funding dispute A government autism support program has been applauded but questions are being raised as to what happens when participants age out at just nine years old.
Medical Daily · Jun 12 Deadly New Sedative Found in Street Drugs Across 18 States; Experts Warn Naloxone Alone Cannot Reverse Its Effects The CDC issued a Health Advisory on April 2, 2026 warning that medetomidine, a veterinary sedative, is now detected in fentanyl samples across 18 states and D.C. Detections rose 3,000% between 2023 and 2025. Naloxone does not reverse its effects, and withdrawal can cause life-threatening hypertension.