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HEALTH5d agoCéline Dion opens up about stiff person syndrome and performing againCéline Dion has discussed her experience with stiff person syndrome and her potential return to performing. This provides an update on her health and career.wesh.com · United States
HEALTH5d agoWe may finally know what kick-starts muscle contractions in childbirthAn influx of immune cells into the uterus may be what initiates childbirth. These grab on to muscle cells via tiny tubes and send across mitochondria to provide energy for contractionsNew Scientist
HEALTH5d agoGlobal Health Workforce Nearly Tripled, 1990–2023“The global health workforce has expanded since 1990, mainly due to an increase in female health workers, according to a study published online Aug. 18 in The Lancet Public Health. Megan Knight, from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation in Seattle, and colleagues describe the composition and density of health workers by sex among […] The post Global Health Workforce Nearly Tripled Since 1990 appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
HEALTH5d agoWhat I Learned After Losing My Partner to PolypharmacyAn individual shares lessons learned after their partner's death was attributed to polypharmacy. This highlights the dangers and complexities associated with the use of multiple medications.madinamerica.com · United States
HEALTH5d agoCaring for others without self-love won’t do as much goodBeing kind to oneself and to others is key to well-being; and one cannot go without the other to feel the best.EuroNews [en]
HEALTH6d agoA rare disease is taking his vision. A gene therapy could help — if he can get itA well-connected family’s fight to access a potential treatment for their son highlights the barriers most rare disease patients struggle to overcome.CNBC
HEALTH6d agoMukbang influencer dies aged 24 after consuming large amounts of food led to heart attackA 24-year-old mukbang influencer has died from a heart attack, reportedly caused by consuming large amounts of food. This incident draws attention to potential health risks associated with certain online content trends.dailymail.com · United States
HEALTH6d agoThe illusion of wellness : A medical perspective on chronic disease management . This article explores the concept of wellness from a medical viewpoint, focusing on the management of chronic diseases. It offers a critical perspective on health and long-term illness.tribuneindia.com · India
HEALTH6d agoGetting your mind ready for surgery is as important as physical preparationPreparing for major surgery should not skip mental preparation for a successful recovery, a new study says.EuroNews [en]
HEALTH6d agoMan dies after collapsing into septic tank pit , suspected heart attackA man died after collapsing into a septic tank pit, with a heart attack suspected as the cause. This reports on an individual medical emergency that resulted in a fatality.thestar.com.my · Malaysia
HEALTH6d agoNicole Sudmalis : Uncovering hidden ADHD , autism in women | Daily LiberalNicole Sudmalis discusses the challenges of uncovering hidden ADHD and autism in women. This highlights important aspects of neurological conditions and diagnosis.dailyliberal.com.au · Australia
HEALTH6d agoASTRO to Showcase Advances in Radiation Medicine and Cancer Research in 2026 Annual Meeting Press ProgramASTRO plans to highlight new developments in radiation medicine and cancer research during its 2026 Annual Meeting Press Program. This signals upcoming presentations of scientific advancements in health.newswise.com · United States
HEALTH6d agoCritical care paramedic with abseiler who suffered head injuries in fallA critical care paramedic is assisting an abseiler who sustained head injuries from a fall. This reports on an emergency medical response to an accident.southernhighlandnews.com.au · Australia
HEALTH6d agoSocial media must join the fight against teen suicidesAs we observe World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10, the global community reflects on a sobering reality: suicide remains a leading cause of death among young people. Every year, more than 720,000 people die by suicide – each life a story cut short, a family shattered, a community left to grapple with unbearable loss. In Hong Kong, the Jockey Club Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention (CSRP) at the University of Hong Kong estimates last year’s suicide rate at 13.0 per 100,000 in the...South China Morning Post
HEALTH6d agoEpilepsy pushed under with years - long treatment waitIndividuals with epilepsy are reportedly experiencing prolonged, years-long waits for treatment. This indicates a significant issue in healthcare access for a specific medical condition.westernadvocate.com.au · Australia
HEALTH6d ago21 - year - old who was signed off work for life slams insane ADHD sick note systemA 21-year-old individual, permanently signed off work due to ADHD, has criticized the current "sick note system." This highlights concerns regarding support systems for individuals with neurodevelopmental conditions.lbc.co.uk · United Kingdom
HEALTH6d agoExperimental AstraZeneca Drug Reduces COPD Flare-Ups in Late-Stage Trials“A drug being developed by AstraZeneca significantly reduced flare-ups of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in two late-stage trials, researchers ​reported on Tuesday at the medical meeting in Barcelona. Patients receiving Astra's tozorakimab during the year-long studies experienced about 29% to 34% fewer moderate-to-severe COPD exacerbations than those receiving a placebo, ‌the researchers reported. Overall rates […] The post AstraZeneca Drug Reduces COPD Flare-Ups in Trials appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
HEALTH6d agoPublic Health Under Pressure : Brian Castrucci , DrPh , on Cyclospora , Trust , and the Cost of UnderinvestmentDr. Brian Castrucci discusses public health challenges, including Cyclospora, the importance of trust, and the consequences of underinvestment. This article highlights critical issues within the public health sector.infectioncontroltoday.com · United States
HEALTH6d agoBursts of ‘pink noise’ during sleep seem to help clear waste from brainThe human brain flushes out waste products while we sleep and now it seems that certain sounds might enhance the processNew Scientist
HEALTH6d agoWhy don’t we sneeze when we are asleep? part 2It turns out some of our readers do sneeze in their sleeps – but only in certain circumstancesNew Scientist
HEALTH6d agoArthritis Drug Demonstrates Substantial Hair Regrowth in 1,400 Alopecia PatientsAn arthritis drug of all things was recently found in a study to restore up to 100% of hair in patients with severe alopecia. Around 2% of the world population live with alopecia areata, an autoimmune disorder where the human immune system mistakes hair follicles for harmful invaders. The condition can be reversed but it’s […] The post Arthritis Drug Demonstrates Substantial Hair Regrowth in 1,400 Alopecia Patients appeared first on Good News Network.GNN Science
HEALTH6d agoA risk in a teacup: Researchers find link between very hot drinks and oesophageal cancerThe link between consuming very hot drinks and oesophageal cancer has been established by the world’s largest study into the subject yet.EuroNews [en]
HEALTH6d agoSports nutritionists and doctors agree: "Sleep is your body's most powerful recovery tool after exercise"Cold water baths, stretches, supplements, and high-tech treatments promise to accelerate recovery, but scientific evidence does not equally support all these alternatives.Clarín
HEALTH6d agoWhy do you feel lonely even when youre surrounded by people ? A psychologist explains the hidden reasonA psychologist provides an explanation for why individuals may experience loneliness despite being in social settings. This addresses a common psychological phenomenon.hindustantimes.com · India
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