Nightly pill could give relief for sleep apnoea sufferers
Mail Onlineby Meike Leonard·5 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A pill taken each night could cut breathing interruptions nearly in half for sleep apnoea patients, a study has found.
Why more women carry the 'mental load' - and how couples can share it
BBC Newsby Grace Dean; Mallory Moench·5 Sept 2026
- Published "My head's always full," says mum-of-three Stacie Matthias. "I go to sleep with a mental to-do list."
‘One in a million’ mother’s heartbreaking final wish before assisted death
Daily Express :by Ciaran McGrath,Lucy Thornton·5 Sept 2026
A “one in a million” mum who chose to end her life at a Swiss clinic rather than endure the torture of motor neurone disease left her family with one final, heartbreaking request before she died.
'Absolute chaos' at Gisborne Hospital ED as nurses struggle with staffing shortages
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa·5 Sept 2026
A nurse at Gisborne Hospital says the emergency department (ED) is in a state of "absolute chaos" due to ongoing staffing shortages and the surge of winter illnesses.
Arthritis Drug Restores Up to 100% of Hair in Patients With Severe Alopecia
ScienceAlertby David Nield·5 Sept 2026
Around 2 percent of the world's population has to live with the severe hair loss and associated psychological toll that comes with alopecia areata, a condition caused by the immune system...
As Ayushman Arogya Mandirs replace Mohalla Clinics in Delhi, former staff await dues
The Hinduby Ashna Butani·5 Sept 2026
Since May 2025, the Delhi government has been setting up Ayushman Arogya Mandirs (AAMs), which serve as primary healthcare centres, across the Capital.
Cardiff student who 'brushed off' sore throat developed sepsis
BBC Newsby Catriona Aitken; Nelli Bird·5 Sept 2026
- Published When Elle Black woke up the morning after a night out in February 2024, she felt dreadful.
Your daily coffee habit could be taking a toll on your bones, new study suggests
FOX Newsby Teresa Mull·5 Sept 2026
If you’re a woman who regularly reaches for coffee throughout the day, you may want to think twice about that next cup — or consider switching to tea.
‘Grief becomes a routine’: Farhana lost five babies. A ‘culture of silence’ exacerbated her pain
The Guardianby Achol Arok·5 Sept 2026
On a quiet street in western Sydney, Farhana Laffernis races her curious English staffy and boisterous three-year-old daughter in the front door.
Only Cats Are Linked to Worse Mental Health in Young Kids, Study Finds
ScienceAlertby Ivan Farkas·5 Sept 2026
Parents strive to support their children's physical and mental well-being, whether it's constant cross-town drives to karate, mashing a million peas, or absorbing countless CoComelon marathons.
Ebola and Africa's Preparedness Dividend: From Crisis to Capability | African Arguments
African Argumentsby Gerald Chirinda·5 Sept 2026
Ebola and Africa’s Preparedness Dividend: From Crisis to Capability Africa is facing its 17th Ebola outbreak, and this time the continent is meeting it with the most capable response architecture...
Why did FSSAI take so long to bring front-of-pack warning labels?
New Indian Expressby Vismay Basu·5 Sept 2026
In early April 2023, health coach Revant Himatsingka uploaded a video highlighting that Bournvita's formula was nearly 50% sugar and mocking its claims of boosting children's immunity.
Mother feared 'failing' baby after months of inconsistent advice postpartum
ABC News Australiaby Zena Chamas·5 Sept 2026
Maddy Barrett wanted more than anything to feel "empowered" enough to make informed decisions after becoming a first-time mother.
'I was the void': What happens when meditation goes wrong
ABC News Australiaby Fiona Pepper and Sharon Gordon·5 Sept 2026
"Everybody thinks meditation's hunky-dory … there's just this automatic assumption that it couldn't possibly come in and totally blow up your brain."
One Nation, Coalition bank on cheap cigarettes being uncool
ABC News Australiaby Clare Armstrong·5 Sept 2026
Is smoking cool again? Better not ask singer Charli XCX, who was photographed at the height of her Brat summer, receiving a birthday bouquet stuffed with cigarettes.
Alzheimer’s drug to be offered to people without symptoms in bid to prevent onset
The Independentby Holly Bancroft·5 Sept 2026
An Alzheimer’s drug will be offered to people without symptoms who are at high risk of the disease in an NHS trial that is unique in Europe.
'You're going to struggle': Cancer survivors on the roadblocks to getting a mortgage
TheJournal.ieby Emma Hickey·5 Sept 2026
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How my wife developed frequent headaches after switching to fresh orange juice — Yemi Osinbajo
Premium Timesby Friday Omosola·5 Sept 2026
Former Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo has recounted how his wife, Dolapo, began experiencing frequent headaches while maintaining a daily habit of drinking freshly squeezed orange juice.
Postpartum psychosis: What expectant parents and families should know
TheJournal.ieby Dr Niall Iósaef Ó Gallchobhair; Dr Stephen McWilliams·5 Sept 2026
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Views from a physician and veterinarian: How to improve barriers to pet care when owners are hospitalized
Phys.orgby Janet Christenbury·5 Sept 2026
Views from a physician and veterinarian: How to improve barriers to pet care when owners are hospitalized The human-animal bond is often so strong that pet owners may delay or forgo medical...
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