Who deserves a transplant? AI disagrees with human doctors
Euronewsby Marta Iraola Iribarren28d ago
AI chatbots make faster, more confident, but less nuanced decisions than human doctors when choosing who gets a life-saving kidney transplant.
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top 11%Rise of 'Brotox': How one 27-year-old 'skinfluencer' spent £5,000
Mail Onlineby Grace Bannister28d ago
In 2026, taking care of yourself as a man doesn’t just mean going to the gym and getting your macros in.
Victorian Greens MP Tim Read dies aged 64
ABC News Australiaby Alex Sinnott28d ago
Victorian Greens MP Tim Read has died aged 64, following a high-profile battle with metastatic cancer.
After 20 years of my school dinners campaign, I’m a happy man. At last, we’re going to feed kids properly | Jamie Oliver
The Guardianby Jamie Oliver28d ago
More than 20 years ago, when I started the campaign and TV series School Dinners, I couldn’t believe that we had standards for dog food but no standards for the food we fed our children at school.
The Tim Ferriss Show Transcripts: How to Legalize Medical Psychedelics in Your Country — Tania de Jong on The Playbook Behind Australia’s World-First Breakthrough (#883) - The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss
The Blog of Author Tim Ferrissby Tim Ferriss28d ago
Please enjoy this transcript of my conversation with Tania de Jong, a co-founder of Mind Medicine Australia.
Mumps cases reported in parts of Keralam’s Thrissur; DMO urges public to stay vigilant
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau28d ago
With cases of mumps being reported from various parts of Thrissur district in Keralam, the District Medical Officer (DMO) has urged the public to remain vigilant.
FSSAI initiates three cases against Nestle India over infant nutrition products
The News Minuteby TNM Staff28d ago
Follow TNM's WhatsApp channel for news updates and story links. The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has initiated three separate adjudication cases against Nestle India over...
The UK's 'sick note capital' - 4,750 on benefits and 'so many walking sticks'
Daily Express :by Adam Toms28d ago
Locals have revealed what it is like in a UK town where a huge number of people are receiving sickness benefits.
All you need to know about: nosebleeds
The Hinduby Zubeda Hamid28d ago
It always creates apprehension because the sight is somewhat gory, but a nosebleed, in general, isn’t a cause for major concern.
'I'm fighting something bigger than my incurable bowel cancer – I won't stop'
Daily Express :by Robert Fisk28d ago
Sitting on a grassy field with my arms stretched out as I lean backwards, while taking a sip of watery lager from a paper cup didn't happen this year.
Will this year’s hot summer make seasonal affective disorder worse than ever?
The Independentby Charlotte Cripps28d ago
After the hottest summer on record in the UK – with five heatwaves between May and August, temperatures have started to drop from highs of 30C or more – the summer bubble has finally burst.
AP's Kakinada GGH to get HELA, CT scan
New Indian Expressby Express News Service28d ago
VIJAYAWADA: Cancer patients at the Government General Hospital (GGH), Kakinada, are set to get access to advanced radiation treatment with the installation of a High Energy Linear Accelerator...
71% consumers in Mumbai rarely asked for prescription, survey finds; Maharashtra FDA acted against 880 drug licensees in three months
The Hinduby Yohaan Varghese28d ago
As many as 71% of consumers surveyed in Mumbai said chemists never or rarely refused to sell medicines without a doctor’s prescription, compared with 64% nationally, according to a LocalCircles...
Nestle India faces legal action as FSSAI flags baby food quality, promotion violations
Hindustan Timesby Rhythma Kaul28d ago
Nestle India faces legal action as FSSAI flags baby food quality, promotion violations FSSAI said a sample of follow-up formula manufactured by the company was found to be substandard with respect...
India and second-hand smoke: Women, children suffer as anti-smoking law drives smokers indoors
The South Firstby Sumit Jha28d ago
Synopsis: Nearly one in three Indians face second-hand smoke exposure, with 444 million people exposed in 2023, according to a study.
Why I don’t trust doctors in Hyderabad
New Indian Expressby Sandesh28d ago
The next year Sarkar Dada MBBS came out and I made a mental note. Not all doctors. In Hyderabad, healthcare runs on two extremes.
Zinc deficiency could be cause of hair loss: doctor - Taipei Times
Taipei Times28d ago
About 30 percent of people seeking medical attention for hair loss have a zinc deficiency, a dermatologist said on Monday.
Health promotion agency urges caution on overeating at Mid-Autumn Festival - Taipei Times
Taipei Times28d ago
With the Mid-Autumn Festival falling on Friday next week, the Health Promotion Administration (HPA) cautioned that festive gatherings featuring mooncakes, barbecues, drinks and snacks can easily...
Free flu antiviral drug plan extended - Taipei Times
Taipei Times28d ago
As the domestic influenza epidemic enters its peak season and continues to escalate, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) yesterday announced that publicly funded influenza antiviral drugs for...
Warning after deadly disease detected
PerthNowby Blair Jackson28d ago
Urgent warning after second meningococcal alert reported in WA A second WA child is in hospital with meningococcal in the space of just two weeks, forcing health authorities to issue another...