Blood test could detect Alzheimer's 'decades before' Using blood tests to pinpoint changes in the brain "could be incredibly valuable" for the early detection of Alzheimer's disease, researchers say. AAP · May 29
“Balance training is one of the most effective strategies for preserving independence”—a certified personal trainer shows you how Boost core stability in just 15 minutes with this simple balance training circuit Fit & Well · May 29
8 Best Omega-3 Supplements of 2026, Ranked by EPA/DHA Potency, Purity & Third-Party Testing This review ranks the top 8 options based on EPA/DHA concentration, molecular form, certification standards, and expert input. Medical Daily · May 29
A Pilates instructor says these are the five moves beginners usually get wrong and explains how to do them properly Mastering the basics can make your workouts a lot more effective Fit & Well · May 29
I Tried A $549 Toothbrush To See If I Could Finally Impress My Dentist I tried a hefty $549 electric toothbrush to see if it would transform my oral hygiene or if it's just a big ol' waste of money. Pedestrian.tv · May 28
How a simple blood test could spot signs of Alzheimer’s ‘decades before symptoms’ A simple blood test may be able to spot signs of Alzheimer’s disease long before someone shows symptoms, a new study has revealed The Independent UK · May 28
Blood test could detect signs of Alzheimer’s ‘decades before symptoms’ – study The findings show that Alzheimer’s may be present in midlife and already linked to cognitive differences, researchers said. The Independent UK · May 28
FED:Dentists who see signs of DV given new tools to respond Dentists can be among the first health professionals to identify signs of abuse in their patients, but many don't know what they should do next. AAP · May 28
Dentists who see signs of DV given new tools to respond Dentists can be among the first health professionals to identify signs of abuse in their patients, but many don't know what they should do next. AAP · May 28
Flint Happened There. Now It's Los Angeles: The Ongoing Lead and Toxic Chemical Crisis in LA's Drinking Water When residents of Watts, one of Los Angeles's most historically marginalized neighborhoods, learned that samples of their drinking water contained elevated levels of lead, it triggered a unanimous 10-0 vote by the Los Angeles City Council demanding an immediate investigation by the Department of Water and Power (LADWP) and the… Medical Daily · May 28
Houston's Deadly Heat Season Is About to Begin — and the City's ERs Are Already Behind Houston, Texas is entering what public health officials and climatologists predict will be another punishing summer — and the city's healthcare infrastructure is facing a heat-related illness burden that has grown by 329% in just six years. Medical Daily · May 28
'Rhino Tranq' Is in the Drug Supply and Naloxone Won't Stop It: A Growing Overdose Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight When emergency medical teams respond to an overdose call, their most reliable tool has long been naloxone — a medication that rapidly reverses the effects of opioids and has saved hundreds of thousands of lives since the fentanyl crisis began. Medical Daily · May 28
Give your body the tools it needs to make the reward chemical dopamine with these five dietitian-recommended foods Learn about the nutrients that support good brain health and emotional regulation Fit & Well · May 28
Death on a Plate: California's Deadliest Mushroom Poisoning Outbreak in a Decade Is Still Not Over What began as a cluster of hospitalizations in the Monterey Bay area last November has grown into the worst wild mushroom poisoning outbreak California has ever recorded — and it is far from finished. Medical Daily · May 28
Medical Daily · May 28 Chicago Is Poisoning Its Own Children Through Lead Pipes — And 92% of Residents Still Haven't Been Warned The nation's third-largest city has 412,000 lead-contaminated or suspect water service lines, a federally-mandated notification deadline it missed by over a year, and a pipe replacement plan that won't be finished until 2076.
The Independent UK · May 28 What is fibremaxxing? A dietician shares tips on the latest wellness trend People are increasing their fibre intake, but how beneficial is it for the body?
The Independent UK · May 28 Majority of men in UK will not be offered routine prostate cancer screening Black men have double the risk of prostate cancer
The Independent UK · May 28 New HIV treatment could allow patients to go drug-free for two years A quarter of people who took the new antibody mix were able to go two years without taking a daily antiviral pill
Radio France Internationale (Français) · May 28 La sclérose en plaques : quand le système immunitaire attaque le cerveau et la moelle épinière À l’occasion de la Journée mondiale de la sclérose en plaques (SEP) qui se tient le 30 mai, nous faisons le point sur cette maladie auto-immune. Selon l’OMS, plus de 1,8 million de personnes sont atteintes de SEP dans le monde. Survenant lorsque le système immunitaire attaque le cerveau et…
Fit & Well · May 28 “It has to be something you actually look forward to”—a trainer shares the exact workout routine she does as a busy mom, Pilates instructor and studio owner The feel-good workouts that keep Emma Mahama coming back for more
Fit & Well · May 28 Strengthen every part of your core with just six exercises and a workout bench A trainer shares her go-to bench sequence for a stronger core
International Business Times UK · May 28 Pam Bondi Cancer Diagnosis Exposes the Hidden Voice Changes Women Must Watch Out For Pam Bondi, former Florida Attorney General, reveals her thyroid cancer diagnosis following her departure from public office, highlighting the importance of early detection and understanding of this rare disease.
Newcastle Herald · May 27 Free flu nasal spray expanded for youngsters, as Noah avoids the needle 'Influenza can have a massive impact on emergency departments.'
The Independent UK · May 27 Scandal-hit nursing regulator still failing to address problems, watchdog warns A scathing audit of the Nursing and Midwifery Council found there was no evidence of “substantial and sustained improvement”
The Independent UK · May 27 Young people in UK facing ‘mental health emergency’ as referrals reach record high New referrals climbed 11 per cent from February and were up 2 per cent compared to the same time last year