Protect Your Heart: The Surprising Power of this Simple Treatment This one measure may be as effective as lifestyle changes or some medications for safeguarding your heart health. Kiplinger · Sep 9, 2025
There’s a new vaccine for pneumococcal disease in Australia. Here’s what to know The Australian government announced last week there’s a new vaccine for pneumococcal disease on the National Immunisation Program for all children. The Conversation · Sep 9, 2025
Almost half of those with diabetes don’t know they have it. Are you one of them? Diabetes affects 38.4 million Americans, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention The Independent UK · Sep 9, 2025
Air pollution has been tied to Alzheimer’s disease. Here’s what you need to know ‘Air pollution doesn’t just increase the risk of dementia — it actually makes Alzheimer’s disease worse,’ Dr. Edward Lee says The Independent UK · Sep 8, 2025
The invasive disease-carrying tick spreading across the US The tick has spread to more than 20 states after first being discovered in 2017 The Independent UK · Sep 8, 2025
MAHA Promised Healthier Kids. But School Lunches May Deliver Less. Cuts to SNAP and farm-to-school programs under the Trump administration risk worsening childhood disease, nutrition experts warn. Capital & Main · Sep 8, 2025
Rick Davies Of Supertramp Dies At 81 After Battle With Multiple Myeloma: Everything You Should Know About The Disease Rick Davies, co-founder and keyboardist of Supertramp, has died at 81 after a long battle with multiple myeloma. Known for hits like Goodbye Stranger and Bloody Well Right, Davies' soulful voice and keyboard work helped define progressive rock and left a lasting legacy in music. International Business Times UK · Sep 8, 2025
Gaza toddler evacuated to Italy shows signs of recovery from rare disease and severe malnutrition A two-year-old evacuated from Gaza to Italy after suffering severe malnutrition worsened by a rare genetic disease, is slowly recovering in a Naples hospital on a special diet. Euronews · Sep 8, 2025
Alzheimer’s disease: new three-minute test can spot memory issues – here’s how it works and what it can tell you A new test could help to diagnose memory issues associated with Alzheimer’s disease in as little as three minutes. According to recently published findings the test, called the Fastball EEG test, may one day help doctors flag people who need further checks for Alzheimer’s disease without the need for unnecessary… The Conversation · Sep 8, 2025
Need I list all the reasons why Trump shouldn’t get a Nobel peace prize? Trump has been an enabler of war, famine, disease and death The Guardian - US · Sep 8, 2025
Australia will soon have its own ‘centre for disease control’. Let’s not repeat the chaos of the US Australia is a step closer to having its own national agency to inform and co-ordinate public health responses – a permanent Australian Centre for Disease Control (CDC). The Conversation · Sep 7, 2025
High blood pressure in childhood is linked to life-threatening conditions in later life, researchers warn Seven-year-olds who have higher blood pressure are more likely to die from the condition by their mid-50s, researchers said The Independent UK · Sep 7, 2025
Two brothers have the same genetic disorder. Their insurance only covered life-altering treatment for one of them Exclusive: Alison Joseph's sons Noah and Hunter both have Duchenne muscular dystrophy. She tells Rhian Lubin the heartbreaking reality of watching one thrive while the other suffers The Independent UK · Sep 7, 2025
AAP · Sep 6, 2025 Shift needed to help young asthmatics breathe easier A peak body is highlighting National Asthma Awareness Week by driving a cultural shift in how asthma is treated in childhood - from relievers to preventers.
Evening Standard · Sep 6, 2025 Sir Chris Hoy launches free gym membership scheme for men with prostate cancer Research has found that exercise helps men with prostate cancer who are on hormone therapy.
The Independent UK · Sep 6, 2025 Chris Hoy launches scheme giving prostate cancer patients free gym memberships The Olympic champion is urging men with the disease to embrace exercise
The Independent UK · Sep 6, 2025 Toddler evacuated from Gaza with rare disease recovers from malnutrition in Italian hospital A Palestinian toddler is recovering after being evacuated from Gaza to a hospital in Italy for treatment of severe malnutrition worsened by a genetic metabolic disease
The Independent UK · Sep 6, 2025 Florida surgeon general Ladapo's vaccine mandates opposition goes against medical mainstream Dr_ Joseph Ladapo, a Nigerian-born physician with impeccable U_S_ medical credentials, says that requiring vaccinations for diseases like measles, polio and chickenpox amounts to government-imposed “slavery.”
The Independent UK · Sep 5, 2025 What we know about Chagas disease and where it has been reported in the US IN FULL
Bored Panda · Sep 5, 2025 “I’m Glad I’m Poor”: Scientists Link Wealthy-Favored Superfood To ALS, Or Lou Gehrig’s Disease Villagers believed the mushroom had rejuvenating powers, but it was silently poisoning them for years.
The Independent UK · Sep 5, 2025 Mapped: Where deadly ‘kissing bug’ disease Chagas has spread in the US Researchers have called for enhanced reporting of the disease after it was found in humans in multiple states
The Conversation · Sep 5, 2025 Can certain food cravings predict a cancer diagnosis, up to three months before other symptoms appear? Why do health stories about food and cancer grab so much attention? Because they offer an enticing promise: that a single item on your plate, or even a sudden change in what you crave, might hold the key to spotting disease early.
Benzinga · Sep 5, 2025 uniQure's Investigational Gene Therapy Shows Promising Efficacy With Manageable Safety Risks For Fabry Disease uniQure N.V. (NASDAQ:QURE) on Friday released initial safety and exploratory efficacy data from the first cohort of its Phase 1/2a trial of AMT-191, an investigational gene therapy for Fabry disease.
The Conversation · Sep 5, 2025 Kennedy hearing deepens crisis over dismantling of CDC leadership - health scholar explains why the agency’s ability to protect public health is compromised The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, long considered the nation’s – if not the world’s – premier public health organization, is mired in a crisis that not only threatens Americans’ health but also its very survival as a leading public health institution.