The Latest Breaking News on Health

Experts suggest heart disease risk may start as early as in the womb

Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in America, resulting in nearly 920,000 deaths a year

The Independent UK · May 20

'This is what he would have wanted': a mum's desire to fulfil son's legacy

The annual Kahi Simon suicide prevention fundraiser is coming up.

Newcastle Herald · May 20

Depression treatment breakthrough as arthritis drug could ‘help millions’

Study finds promising results for treatment of depression in people who haven’t responded to standard antidepressants

The Independent UK · May 20

'I Thought I Was a Paedophile': Woman Reveals the Early OCD Signs She Mistook for Evil Thoughts

Molly Lambert bravely shares her journey of battling intrusive thoughts and OCD, highlighting the challenges of living with a misunderstood mental health condition and the importance of awareness.

International Business Times UK · May 20

FED:'Concerning outbreak': respiratory disease cases rising

Case numbers in one of Australia's worst diphtheria outbreaks are climbing, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joining the call for people to get vaccinated.

AAP · May 20

How HatchPath Is Connecting Workplace Burnout, Heart Health, and Community Impact Through Wellness Initiatives

As conversations around workplace wellness continue to evolve, more organizations are examining how stress, burnout, and emotional strain influence broader health outcomes. According to Jordan Dunin, founder of HatchPath, the discussion increasingly extends beyond productivity or morale and into long-term well-being.

Medical Daily · May 20

WHO Considers Using Experimental Ebola Vaccine in Response to Exponential Rise of Deaths in DRC and Uganda

The Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda has claimed over 130 lives, prompting WHO to consider experimental vaccines. The Bundibugyo strain's spread across borders raises international health concerns.

International Business Times UK · May 20

How Individual Advocacy Group Reframes Autism and Mental Health Through Human Connection and Inclusion

Individual Advocacy Group (IAG), a CARF‑accredited nonprofit supporting adults with disabilities and complex behavioral health needs, has observed how social experiences influence emotional well‑being among individuals with autism.

Medical Daily · May 20

Looped and the Future of Healthcare: Why "More Leads" Is the Wrong Goal Right Now

The healthcare sector is a competitive one, and right now, clinics everywhere are pouring money into marketing. In many cases, they still aren't seeing growth. Sam Patel, founder of the healthcare app Looped, says that's because the issue isn't volume; it's lead quality and follow-through.

Medical Daily · May 20

Over-50s who pass this 10-second balance test have better predicted longevity—here’s how to improve your balance at any age

Maintain the ability to move confidently, react quickly and stay independent as you age, says Jacque Crockford

Fit & Well · May 20