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Nanoplastics in Drinking Water Help Dangerous Bacteria Survive Water Treatment, New Research Finds

Virginia Tech researchers found nanoplastics in drinking water strengthen bacterial biofilms, making them more resistant to disinfectants. Here's what the research shows and means for you.

Medical Daily · Jul 21

Canadian Wildfire Smoke Blankets the Midwest and Northeast, Putting 100 Million Americans Under Air Quality Alerts

Canadian wildfire smoke has put 100+ million Americans under air quality alerts across 16–18 states. Here's who faces the highest health risk and what to do to protect yourself.

Medical Daily · Jul 21

Nine-year-old organ donation champion gets life-saving heart transplant

Dáithí Mac Gabhann was born with the rare hypoplastic left heart syndrome and had been on the waiting list for a transplant since 2018.

Evening Standard · Jul 21

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Medicaid Denials Hit Disabled Americans as $768 Million Deloitte Systems Fail, Investigation Finds

Disabled Americans were wrongly denied Medicaid by Deloitte-run eligibility systems, a KFF investigation found, as states race to add work requirement checks to error-prone software.

International Business Times UK · Jul 21

Do you have weak wrists? A physical therapist shares four exercises to strengthen, stabilize and restore your wrist mobility

If your wrists are your weakest link, try these drills

Fit & Well · Jul 21

Doctors Explain Why Five Cups of Coffee a Day May Protect Your Heart but Your Starbucks Order Won't

The American Heart Association says five cups of coffee a day is heart-safe, but only black and paper-filtered. Your sugary espresso latte is left out of the good news.

International Business Times UK · Jul 21

I’m a personal trainer who works with seniors, and this is the one core exercise I think people in their 30s and 40s should do more often for healthy aging

Doing dead bugs with a Swiss ball trains the deepest muscles of your core, those responsible for stability and balance

Fit & Well · Jul 21

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Why Your Postpartum Run Needs More Compassion and Less Criticism

ASICS Ambassador and sports psychologist Meg McClurg talks us through mental blocks, self-criticism, and tools to return to fitness.

Pedestrian.tv · Jul 21

Going to Theaters, Museums, and Cinemas Regularly Is Linked to a Physiological Age 3 Years Younger, Study Finds

A new study of 1,899 adults found that frequent cultural activities like theater and museums are linked to a 3-year lower physiological age. Here's what the research shows.

Medical Daily · Jul 21

GLP-1 Drugs Like Ozempic Carry Elevated Risks of Muscle Loss and Malnutrition in Adults Over 65

GLP-1 drugs carry higher muscle loss, malnutrition, and bone density risks in adults over 65 that younger users don't face. Here's what older patients and prescribers need to know.

Medical Daily · Jul 21

Common health condition could increase heart disease risk in women

New research found women with polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) have a four times higher risk of heart disease

The Independent UK · Jul 20

Red Cross Declares National Blood Emergency After Supply Drops 25 Percent: Here's How You Can Help

The American Red Cross declared a blood emergency July 13 after supply fell 25% in June. Hospitals face a dangerous shortage. Here's who can donate and how to help now.

Medical Daily · Jul 20

Pentagon Will Require Annual Testosterone Screening for Service Members Over 30: What the Test Actually Measures

Hegseth mandated testosterone screening for service members over 30. Here's what the policy means, what the test involves, and what medical evidence says about low testosterone.

Medical Daily · Jul 20

'Escalating situation': hospital aggression rising amid mental health crisis

NSW Opposition questions why Minns government won't release data.

Newcastle Herald · Jul 20

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Medical Daily · Jul 20

What Canadian Wildfire Smoke Is Actually Doing to Human Bodies Across North America

Canadian wildfire smoke is triggering asthma attacks, ER visits for heart attacks, and tens of thousands of premature deaths annually. Doctors and peer-reviewed research explain exactly how PM2.5 attacks the body — and who faces the greatest danger right now.

Fit & Well · Jul 20

The four high-protein lunches I make on repeat when it’s too hot to cook

These recipes are healthy, filling and delicious, and take next to no time to make

Medical Daily · Jul 20

CDC Report Finds Hotels and Motels Are the Second Most Common Location for Fatal Drug Overdoses in the U.S.

A CDC MMWR report finds 9,651 fatal overdoses occurred in hotels and motels from 2022–2024. In most cases where a bystander was present, they did not intervene in time.

Medical Daily · Jul 20

Teen Depression Often Looks Nothing Like Adult Depression, and Experts Say Parents Often Miss the Early Warning Signs

Teen depression often shows as irritability and withdrawal, not sadness. Here's what the AAP and clinical research say parents should watch for and when to act.

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Evening Standard · Jul 20

Blood test could detect autoimmune disorder 10 years before symptoms – study

Sjogren’s disease affects around half a million people in the UK, with women making up 90% of adults diagnosed with the condition.

Medical Daily · Jul 20

Drug Overdose Deaths Fell 13.2% in One Year, but 69,000 Americans Still Died and Policy Shifts Could Reverse the Gains

CDC projects 69,147 overdose deaths for the 12 months ending January 2026, a 13.2% decline. Here's what drove the drop and what experts say could reverse it.

Medical Daily · Jul 20

FDA Investigating Growing Salmonella Oranienburg Outbreak with No Source Identified Yet

FDA is tracking a Salmonella Oranienburg outbreak now at 69 cases with no source yet confirmed. Here's what the "no source identified" phase means and what to watch for.

The Independent UK · Jul 20

Scientists reveal protein that could reverse damage from Alzheimer’s disease

SORLA, a naturally-occurring protein, could be used to reverse neurodegeneration, new study shows

Medical Daily · Jul 20

Falling Down and Depression: The Stated Culprits Behind the Prolonged Absences in Both Congress and the Senate

Sen. Mitch McConnell's and Rep. Tom Kean Jr.'s absences highlight the impact of falls, pneumonia, and depression and why early treatment and recovery matter.

Medical Daily · Jul 20

Backyard Poultry Salmonella Outbreak Sickens 513 People in 43 States, a Quarter of Them Children Under Five

CDC confirms 513 Salmonella cases in 43 states linked to backyard poultry, with 134 hospitalized and 1 dead. A quarter of victims are children under five.

Medical Daily · Jul 20

Canada's 2026 Wildfire Season Has Surged Far Beyond Historical Averages

Canada's 2026 wildfire season has surpassed the 25-year average with 2.78 million hectares burned and 900+ active fires. Latest data, evacuation updates, and what's driving the crisis.

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