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Men Who Work Long Overtime Hours Face a Higher Risk of Heart Disease, Studies Show

The modern work world keeps cheering for hustle, promotion, and staying late to finish just one more task. But what happens inside the body when long overtime shifts become routine instead of exception? Scientists keep raising a red flag about heart health, especially for men who spend many hours working…

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‘You’re sweet – and I’m old!’: Billy Porter and Sam Morrison on teaming up for a comedy about love and death

The Emmy-winning singer and actor was so struck by the comedian’s autobiographical one-man show Sugar Daddy that he signed on as producer. The pair discuss ‘bears’, blood sugar and bridging the divides between generations of gay men

The Guardian - UK

The Return of Whooping Cough: Why This Old Disease Is Surging Again

Whooping cough, a disease many people assumed was long under control, is making a dramatic and unsettling comeback. Across the United States and around the...

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Barbara Windsor’s widower campaigns on Alzheimer’s as he ‘owes it to her legacy’

EastEnders and Carry On actress Dame Barbara was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2014 and died in 2020 aged 83.

Evening Standard

Men in their 50s and 60s suffer faster aging because of forever chemicals

Some 98 percent of Americans exposed to PFAS which are tied to cancer, dementia and cardiovascular disease

The Independent UK

Why Men With Normal Weight Still Get Heart Disease

Heart disease does not send invitations based on body size, and many men learn this the hard way when medical tests show trouble even when clothing size stays steady. People often assume normal weight equals strong heart health, yet biology tells a more complicated story. Fat stored around organs, called…

Clever Dude

Ancient oak tree was healthy when it was cut down by Toby Carvery restaurant, report finds

A report by Forestry Commission found no signs of serious disease in the oak

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The Nine-Foot Lizard That Walks Quietly Among Us

In the wild corners of India, far from crowded cities and fast highways, lives a creature that most people never truly notice until it suddenly appears in front of them. Long, muscular, alert, and ancient in its presence, this lizard can grow up to nine feet in length. Many panic…

Times Pets

COVID-19 and the Immune System: Latest Insights on Immunity and Long COVID

COVID-19 and the immune system explained: immune response, coronavirus immunity, long COVID risks, and vaccine updates shaping protection in 2026.

Medical Daily

Indoor vs Outdoor Pets: What Safety Should Owners Think About?

This is what most pet owners do not exactly ponder on unless something goes wrong. Is your pet to be lived in completely? Fully outdoors? Or somewhere in between? Because this choice is not just about comfort. It’s about safety. Many people assume indoor pets are automatically safer. No traffic.…

Times Pets

On The Brink Of Silence: 5 Dog Breeds The World Is Slowly Losing

Dogs have walked beside humans for thousands of years, guarding us, hunting with us, comforting us, and loving us without conditions. Yet, in a strange twist of time, some of the most loyal and remarkable dog breeds are quietly disappearing. Not because they failed us, but because we failed to…

Times Pets

Predicting a pandemic: are we on the brink of viral Armageddon?

Falling vaccination rates and Trump’s funding cuts are creating a perfect storm, says Chris Stokel-Walker

Evening Standard

How can a tick bite cause a deadly meat allergy? An expert explains

An Australian teenager who died after eating beef sausages on a camping trip has been confirmed as the nation’s first death from a tick-induced meat allergy.

The Conversation

Are Indian American women 'unscreened and overlooked' amid breast cancer risk in the US?

Indian American women face a growing breast cancer crisis, being overlooked due to cultural norms and data gaps. Rising incidence, particularly in younger women, is linked to lifestyle shifts and dense breast tissue. Lower screening rates mean later diagnoses, highlighting an urgent need for targeted outreach and better data collection…

The Times of India

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Free HPV Vaccine for Girls What Parents Need to Know

Human Papillomavirus or HPV is a group of more than 100 related viruses, some of which are classified as high risk types because they can cause cancer. Persistent infection with high risk HPV strains, particularly HPV 16 and HPV 18, is responsible for the majority of cervical cancer cases globally.…

Euronews

Foot-and-mouth disease: Emergency measures in Cyprus amid livestock farmers' despair

A full mobilisation has been ordered by the Cypriot authorities for Larnaca Province.

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Medicare Will Now Cover Wegovy for Heart Disease Patients — Here’s What the New Policy Actually Means

Medicare has changed its stance on GLP-1 drugs like Wegovy, moving into 2026. While it is known for its weight loss effects, Medicare Part D...

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Chronic Hip Pain After 60? Doctors Say It May Signal Something Bigger

Many people over 60 accept hip pain as an unavoidable part of aging. However, medical experts are increasingly warning that chronic hip discomfort is rarely just simple wear and tear. Instead, it often serves as an early warning system for systemic health issues. These can range from cardiovascular disease to…

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The Free Financial Advisor

Why Prior Authorization Denials Are Up — and Which Patients Are Hit the Hardest

You wake up feeling sick, you call the doctor, and you hear something that sounds more frustrating than the illness itself: “We need prior authorization first.” That one sentence can turn a simple treatment plan into paperwork, waiting, and uncertainty. Medical care should move fast when someone is hurting, but…

The Guardian - UK

Jean Wilson obituary

Co-founder of the charity Sightsavers and tireless campaigner for the education of blind children

Times Life

4 Most Dangerous Insects in the World That Can Kill Humans

Even though insects are small, we shouldn’t overlook the venomous and serious threats that some of them pose to human life and health. They can kill or even lead an individual into coma through their poisonous stings and through transmission of deadly diseases. In this article, we will learn about…

Medical Daily

Indoor Air Quality and Inflammation: How Household Pollution Fuels Chronic Disease and Systemic Health Risks

Discover how poor indoor air quality triggers chronic inflammation. Learn the health effects of PM2.5, VOCs, and household pollutants—and ways to protect your health.

Times Life

Low Plaque Levels Could Threaten Women’s Heart Health

Heart disease isn’t only a men’s problem. Research now shows that even a tiny amount of plaque in the arteries can raise the risk of heart attacks in women. Many women feel perfectly healthy and active, but this silent plaque buildup can quietly put their hearts at risk. Knowing about…

The Times of India

Saudi Arabia bans poultry imports from 40 countries including India amid health concerns

Saudi Arabia has implemented extensive import bans on poultry and table eggs from 40 countries due to ongoing disease concerns, primarily avian influenza. An additional 16 nations face regional import restrictions. Exemptions are available for heat-treated products meeting strict health and certification requirements.

The Independent UK

Rachel Reid delays 'Unrivaled' release to June 2027, citing Parkinson's and fame

Author Rachel Reid says she is delaying her next hockey romance novel because sudden fame and worsening Parkinson’s disease symptoms have slowed her writing

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