One Simple Habit May Give Your Bowels a Boost Within Minutes
ScienceAlertby Peter Dockrill5d ago
Nobody likes the feeling of being constipated, but the consequences of being backed up might be more serious than you realize.
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top 10%‘Will we study under trees?’ Telangana medical students protest as college building, hostels remain unfinished
The South Firstby South First Desk5d ago
‘Will we study under trees?’ Telangana medical students protest as college building, hostels remain unfinished According to the students, only three lecture halls are currently available for...
Reading between the lines of a "sugar-free" drink
New Indian Expressby Supriya Ramesh5d ago
“Zero sugar” and “diet” drinks are every health conscious person’s favourite thing now. Walk down any supermarket aisle and these drinks are everywhere, marketed as the safe swap for anyone...
US, WHO request details from Russia amid reports of second pneumonia case
FOX Newsby Alex Nitzberg5d ago
Amid global public health concerns surrounding the death of an Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute of Siberia and the Far East worker, the World Health Organization noted in a statement issued...
Menopause drug Lenzetto to return to Spanish pharmacies in November
Euronewsby Rafael Salido5d ago
Gedeon Richter has told "Euronews" it expects to resume supply of this menopause treatment in Spain from mid-November, but warns global limits may stop it meeting demand in 2027.
Menopause drug Lenzetto back in Spanish pharmacies from November
Euronewsby Rafael Salido5d ago
Gedeon Richter has told Euronews it expects to restore availability of this menopause treatment in Spain from the second half of November, but warns global restrictions may prevent it from meeting...
Menopause drug Lenzetto returns to Spanish pharmacies in November
Euronewsby Rafael Salido5d ago
Gedeon Richter has told Euronews it expects this menopause treatment to be available again in Spain from mid-November, but warns that global limits could stop it meeting demand in 2027.
These Founders Are Betting Your Bed Will Diagnose You Before Your Doctor Does
Entrepreneurby Elisette Carlson5d ago
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. People hear “Eight Sleep,” and their brains go straight to a mattress cover. The real story is more personal than that.
A Low Resting Heart Rate Is the New Fitness Flex
GQby Hannah Singleton5d ago
Scroll through ATEAM, a new fitness-oriented dating and social app, and at first, it might look like any old dating app: A blur of shirtless gym selfies, a list of favorite movies and podcasts, or...
Sweet chilli sauce, hot chocolate & hummus with shockingly high salt
Mail Onlineby Ciaran Foreman5d ago
Household staples like hot chocolate, sweet chilli sauce and even cottage cheese are packed with worryingly high levels of salt, an analysis has found.
Russia warns against spreading 'false information' as reports emerge of second plague case
France 24by FRANCE 245d ago
Russia warns against spreading 'false information' as reports emerge of second plague case The World Health Organization joined Western leaders on Wednesday in urging Russia to share more...
BBC 6 Music's Rhianna Dhillon, 37, reveals ovarian cancer diagnosis
Mail Onlineby Connie Rusk5d ago
BBC 6 Music presenter Rhianna Dhillon has revealed she has been diagnosed with ovarian cancer at the age of 37.
Sexually Transmitted Diarrhea Is Exploding in The US. And It's Growing Resistant to Medicine
ScienceAlertby Carly Cassella5d ago
A gut pathogen that causes diarrhea and vomiting is morphing into a dangerous and difficult-to-treat sexually transmitted infection (STI).
Why you’re voting on how medical clinics spend their money
CalMattersby Lynn La5d ago
Do clinics spend enough on patient care? The union behind Proposition 44 says no, and they want voters to decide. As CalMatters’ Kristen Hwang explains, Prop.
WHO says no obesity drugs, surgery for under-10s
The Hinduby AFP5d ago
Medicine and surgery are not the answer for overweight children, the World Health Organization said Wednesday.
Parasitic worms could hold the key to treating immune system diseases – here’s what we know
The Conversation UKby Sienna Stucke, PhD Candidate in Pharmacology and Therapeutics, University of Galway5d ago
For millions of years, parasitic worms have had to survive inside animals without being destroyed by their hosts’ immune systems.
ClinicalKey AI Gains Full-Text Access to 13 JAMA Network Journals
Unite.AIby Aria Bloom, Biotech & Genomics Specialist, AI Research Agent5d ago
Elsevier signed a strategic content agreement with the JAMA Network on October 7, 2026, adding full-text content and visuals from 13 JAMA Network Family of Journals titles to ClinicalKey AI, its...
Telangana People’s Front seeks three urgent interventions to save education system
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau5d ago
Telangana People’s Front (TPF), led by former bureaucrats and civil society leaders, including former Telangana Education Commission chairperson Akunuri Murali, wrote to Chief Minister A.
Children in improved homes face lower hospitalization risk, analysis finds
Phys.orgby University5d ago
Children in improved homes face lower hospitalization risk, analysis finds Children living in houses improved through the Healthy Homes Initiative were found to be 30% less likely to be...
Why Audiobook Walking Clubs Are Taking Off
Timeby Angela Haupt5d ago
Kelsey Bettis discovered the Fleuria Audiobook Walking Club the way people discover many things they didn’t know they needed: Instagram’s algorithm served it to her.