Body of NHS doctor who died on Pakistan mountain is discovered
Mail Onlineby Perkin Amalaraj·4 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source The body of an NHS doctor who died while descending a 23,000ft mountain has been recovered.
Shocking scale of UK samonellla outbreak, according to expert
Mail Onlineby Ciaran Foreman·4 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source The number of people infected in the ongoing salmonella outbreak may be more than four times greater than official figures suggest...
What happens after discharge from hospital? India’s pressing need for accessible rehabilitation
The Hinduby Shakeeb Ahmed Khan; Christianez Ratna Kiruba·4 Sept 2026
When Sidhartha Bandha’s 63-year-old father suffered a stroke, the hospital did what it was supposed to do: it saved his life. But when he came back home, another struggle began.
The Silent Epidemic: Student suicides show mental health is a shared responsibility
Open Magazineby Badri Narayan·4 Sept 2026
The Silent Epidemic: Student suicides show mental health is a shared responsibility The recent suicide of a doctoral student at IIT Delhi has reignited protests on campus, with students demanding...
Parents delayed giving school pupils smartphones - it made their children happier
The Independentby Nicole Wootton-Cane·4 Sept 2026
Parents who collectively make a pact to delay giving their children smartphones until they are 14 years-old improve the mental health of the group as a whole, a new study has suggested.
Pig kidney kept man off dialysis for 9 months, serves as ‘bridge’ to human organ
Hindustan Timesby Rhythma Kaul·4 Sept 2026
Pig kidney kept man off dialysis for 9 months, serves as ‘bridge’ to human organ This is the first time a porcine organ has served as a temporary “bridge” to human allotransplantation, offering...
Major UK supermarkets recall products over allergy fears
The Independentby Rebecca Whittaker·4 Sept 2026
Two major supermarkets are recalling food products that have been labelled incorrectly and pose a potential allergy risk.
Common cholesterol drug linked to lower dementia risk when started early
FOX Newsby Khloe Quill·4 Sept 2026
Starting statin therapy shortly after a type 2 diabetes diagnosis may not only protect the heart — it may also be linked to a lower dementia risk.
I’m an ethical muncher in The Blood of Dawnwalker, which means I’ve forced poor Coen to slurp up nine million rats
Rock, Paper, Shotgunby Mark Warren·4 Sept 2026
Coen, the half-man and half-vampire protagonist of The Blood of Dawnwalker, doesn’t like chomping down on rats.
After These Young People Died, Postmortems Found an Unnerving Parasite Link
ScienceAlertby Esra Öz·4 Sept 2026
He had been athletic and healthy. Then came years of exhaustion, pain, memory problems, and psychiatric symptoms. Eventually, he had to leave college.
Mar Thoma priest calls for mandatory HIV tests before marriages, sparks controversy
The News Minuteby TNM Staff·4 Sept 2026
Follow TNM's WhatsApp channel for news updates and story links. A senior priest of the Mar Thoma Church has sparked a controversy by suggesting that HIV tests should be made mandatory before...
The workout recovery techniques backed by science – and the ones that are just hype
The Conversation UKby Max Davis, Postgraduate Research Student, Centre for Nutrition, Exercise and Metabolism, University of Bath·4 Sept 2026
Finishing a tough workout always feels good. That is, until a few hours later when those uncomfortable muscle aches start setting in.
Thousands of students ill after eating free school meals in Indonesia
The Independentby Stuti Mishra·4 Sept 2026
More than 2,000 students and teachers have fallen ill this week in separate outbreaks of food poisoning linked to Indonesia's free school meals programme.
‘Not abrupt’: FSSAI says 5 notices sent to Dabur before order on ‘100%’ claim
Hindustan Timesby Shruti Kakkar·4 Sept 2026
‘Not abrupt’: FSSAI says 5 notices sent to Dabur before order on ‘100%’ claim The high court has stayed FSSAI August 3 order that prohibited the sale of range of food products over its ‘100%’...
FAO evaluates potential and challenges of traditional herbal medicines for wider usage in livestock
Down To Earthby Rajeshwari Sinha·4 Sept 2026
A new FAO technical brief finds traditional herbal medicines could help reduce antimicrobial use in livestock, but warns that limited evidence on safety, efficacy and quality prevents international...
AAIB flags Air India pilot’s positive psychoactive substance test after Phuket flight altitude scare
The Hinduby Jagriti Chandra·4 Sept 2026
Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB), in its preliminary report on the August 4 Air India Delhi-Phuket flight incident, said the pilot-in-command (PIC) tested non-negative for a...
The pastry paradox: why are the Danes slimmer than Britons?
The Conversation UKby Vassiliki Sinopoulou, Lecturer in Evidence Synthesis and Systematic Reviews, University of Lancashire·4 Sept 2026
Picture a cosy Danish living room. Candles flicker, soft music plays and friends and family gather around a table laden with pastries – flaky, buttery and gloriously calorific.
Tapentadol for teens? Telangana drug regulators raid pharmacy, find prescription violations
The South Firstby South First Desk·4 Sept 2026
Tapentadol for teens? Telangana drug regulators raid pharmacy, find prescription violations Tapentadol is classified as a Schedule H1 medicine and can cause dependence and other serious health...
Swine flu surges in Mumbai, as cases jump to 441
The Hinduby Snehal Mutha·4 Sept 2026
Mumbai has seen a surge in H1N1 (swine flu) cases over the last three months, as the number of cases have jumped to 441 this year from 62 during same period last year.
Gun control activists demanded better data. What they got surprised the heck out of them
FOX Newsby Amy Swearer·4 Sept 2026
A Georgetown professor just taught gun control activists an important lesson: When you criticize studies that don’t support anti-gun talking points, be careful what you wish for — you just might...
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