DRC: Ebola fears grow as children return to school
Al Jazeeraby Prosper Heri Ngorora·1 Sept 2026
Goma, DR Congo – Children across the Democratic Republic of the Congo are returning to school on Tuesday as the country battles its largest Ebola outbreak on record, prompting concern among parents...
5 Things ER Did Better Than Previous Medical Dramas - TVLine
TVLineby staff@tvline.com (Esme Mazzeo)·1 Sept 2026
5 Things ER Did Better Than Previous Medical Dramas NBC's "ER" ran for 15 seasons on the network, from its premiere on September 19, 1994, to its series finale on April 2, 2009.
What Trump's Most-Favored-Nation Deal Means for Drug Prices
Timeby Alana Semuels·1 Sept 2026
The Trump Administration on Aug. 31 announced that nine mid-sized pharmaceutical companies had agreed to lower the prices that Medicaid programs pay for drugs, bringing the total number of...
Schools resume classes in Congo’s Ebola epicenter despite concerns from parents and teachers
The Independentby Constant Same Bagalwa·1 Sept 2026
A new academic year began across Congo on Tuesday despite concerns by parents and teachers that the country's Ebola outbreak still poses risks to children in the epicenter.
Online mental healthcare is here to stay: Here’s how to navigate your options and find the right clinician
The Conversation (US)by Shari Harding, Associate Professor of Nursing, UMass Chan Medical School·1 Sept 2026
As a mental health nurse practitioner who sees patients both in person and via telehealth, I’m often struck by just how many of my patients would not have received any mental health treatment...
Low fertility doesn’t clamp down our development
Down To Earthby K Srinath Reddy·1 Sept 2026
Low fertility doesn’t clamp down our development It has been well recognised that socio-economic development is the best contraceptive.
‘Goal shouldn’t be to push fertility up or down’
Down To Earthby Snigdha Das·1 Sept 2026
‘Goal shouldn’t be to push fertility up or down’ Snigdha Das (SD): What does the difference between rural and urban fertility levels signify?
India’s sudden baby bust
Down To Earthby Richard Mahapatra·1 Sept 2026
The world’s most populous country is in a demographic quagmire. India’s birth rate is falling at a baffling pace. The dip is being grudgingly celebrated as the ultimate population control success.
7 new dementia risk factors revealed — including one millions struggle with
FOX Newsby Angelica Stabile·1 Sept 2026
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released a major update to its guidelines on reducing the risk of cognitive decline and dementia.
This New Zero-Cal Sugar Is 3,500 Times Sweeter Than Sucrose – But Doesn't Spike Insulin
ScienceAlertby Carly Cassella·1 Sept 2026
Artificial sweeteners might have zero calories, but that doesn't mean they have zero impact on the body.
Are vitamin sachets better than pills? Experts give their verdict
Mail Onlineby Ciaran Foreman·1 Sept 2026
- READ MORE: The six signs you're taking too many vitamins - See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source With two-thirds of Britons now taking vitamin supplements in a bid to...
Private hospitals in Haryana halt Ayushman services for 24 hours over Rs 1,200 crore in pending dues
New Indian Expressby Harpreet Bajwa·1 Sept 2026
CHANDIGARH: Private hospitals in Haryana suspended Ayushman Bharat services for 24 hours on Tuesday following a call by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) over prolonged delays in settling...
Warning over 'risky' meat imported from South American nation
Mail Onlineby Eve Simmons·1 Sept 2026
- READ MORE: Alert as another Briton dies in growing salmonella outbreak - See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source British campaigners have urged ministers to ban Brazilian...
Introducing our new collaboration: Health Gap – Sundhedskløften
The Conversation UKby Holly Squire, International Editor, The Conversation·1 Sept 2026
At first glance, Denmark and the UK do not seem to offer obvious health comparisons. One is associated with cycling commutes, harbour swims and pastries.
Tina wanted another baby. She also needed an abortion. Texas made both harder.
The 19thby Shefali Luthra·1 Sept 2026
Tina fixated on the tiny cross. She hated that she kept thinking about it. Months later, she’d hate that it made such an impression on her at all. But she couldn’t really blame herself.
FACT CHECK: No reports confirm Legarda, Leviste applied for asylum in France
Rapplerby Rappler.com·1 Sept 2026
AT A GLANCE - Senator Loren Legarda and her son, Leandro Leviste, are falsely claimed to have already sought asylum in France to evade an investigation into a 'ghost solar' scheme.
Save 15% on luxury resorts, with this Club Med discount code
The Independentby Fran Watts·1 Sept 2026
Today’s top Club Med discount codes and deals Looking for ways to save on your next all-inclusive holiday?
The surprising subject that could improve your child’s academic success
The Independentby Simon Cooper·1 Sept 2026
There were 45,000 fewer hours of physical education (PE) delivered in UK schools during the last academic year compared to 15 years ago.
Baba Elesho undergoes surgery, dismisses cancer speculations
Premium Timesby Friday Omosola·1 Sept 2026
Veteran Yoruba actor and immediate past President of the Association of Nigerian Theatre Arts Practitioners (ANTP), Adewale “Baba Elesho” Adeoye, has dismissed speculation that he is battling...
NHS confirms major vaccine rollout for pensioners aged between 65 and 74
Daily Express :by Claire Schofield·1 Sept 2026
NHS England and the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) have confirmed a major vaccine rollout for older adults from today, September 1.
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