The breakthrough tests that could map where microplastics have clustered in your body Microplastics are found in our food, drink, clothing and home furnishings, experts warn The Independent UK · Jun 15
'It's just the reality': why the John Hunter needed an extra $55 million 'The alternative is to make cuts and we're not doing that' Newcastle Herald · Jun 15
My group fitness class is on summer vacation like me—here’s the exact workout I’ve given them to stay fit All you need is some space and an exercise mat Fit & Well · Jun 15
Extrême-Nord Cameroun : lutter contre la malnutrition infantile en zone de crise Au Cameroun, la région de l’Extrême-Nord fait face à une crise humanitaire persistante marquée par les conflits armés liés à Boko Haram, des épidémies de choléra et de rougeole, et les conséquences du changement climatique. Des milliers de déplacés internes et de réfugiés du Nigeria et Tchad voisins exercent une… Radio France Internationale (Français) · Jun 15
Go from walker to runner in just eight weeks with this plan from an expert trainer and running coach Reduce the chance of injury and give your body the time it needs to adjust to running Fit & Well · Jun 15
Ebola cases and death toll in eastern Congo climbing The Democratic Republic of Congo has reported nearly 800 cases of the rare strain of Ebola, while more 180 people have died. AAP · Jun 14
FED:'Frugal Foodie' turns grief into MND hope Frugal Foodie Stephanie de Sousa discusses losing her sister to MND, as Jai Arrow's diagnosis and Neale Daniher's death put the disease in sharp focus. AAP · Jun 14
'Frugal Foodie' turns grief into MND hope Frugal Foodie Stephanie de Sousa discusses losing her sister to MND, as Jai Arrow's diagnosis and Neale Daniher's death put the disease in sharp focus. AAP · Jun 14
Inside the peptides trend: 'A pretty big gamble to take with your health' Peptides have been linked to the 'looksmaxxing' trend. Newcastle Herald · Jun 14
Why weight regain after GLP-1s isn’t failure—it’s biology (and what you can do about it) The medication is just one piece of the puzzle Fit & Well · Jun 14
Chikungunya Outbreaks Are Now Active in Three Different Countries and Territories Simultaneously — and Summer Travelers Are at Risk from the Caribbean to the Indian Ocean Active CDC travel notices cover chikungunya outbreaks in Suriname (Feb 2026), Mayotte (March 2026), and French Guiana (June 4, 2026). The FDA-approved Ixchiq vaccine is available but underused. Here is everything summer travelers to the Caribbean and Indian Ocean need to know. Medical Daily · Jun 14
Parainfluenza Virus Is Surging Nationally Right Now, and Parents Need to Know the Signs of Croup Before It Becomes a Breathing Emergency CDC respiratory surveillance updated June 12, 2026 confirms parainfluenza virus (PIV) is elevated nationally. PIV is the leading cause of croup in young children. Summer camp and daycare season is peak exposure time. Here is what parents need to recognize — and when to go to the ER. Medical Daily · Jun 14
If you do one warm-up movement before a walk, an expert trainer says to do this one Boost your balance and stability while getting your body ready to walk Fit & Well · Jun 14
This beginner 25-minute cardio workout will boost longevity in just eight weeks, says a trainer who specializes in working with older adults "No intervals, no intensity, just consistency at a conversational pace," says Smart Fit Method co-founder Connor Darnbrough Fit & Well · Jun 14
Newcastle Herald · Jun 13 'Staff have endured enough': Mater workers wait for money to flow to stop mould 'We do need to step in as quickly as we can,' NSW Health says.
The Independent UK · Jun 13 What to know about alpha-gal syndrome as cases of life-threatening meat allergy spike Regulators recently approved the first drug for the condition, and more therapies may be on the way
AAP · Jun 13 FED:'Selfless' treatment helps newborn's fight for life Born 15 weeks early and weighing less than 900 grams, Sienna Magnay's chances of survival were slim but one treatment helped give her the strength she needed.
AAP · Jun 13 'Selfless' treatment helps newborn's fight for life Born 15 weeks early and weighing less than 900 grams, Sienna Magnay's chances of survival were slim but one treatment helped give her the strength she needed.
Evening Standard · Jun 13 Resident doctors in England call off strike action after Government offer Doctors were set to stage a four-day walk out from 7am but was called off after a last-minute offer, which has been put to members.
Fit & Well · Jun 13 A registered dietitian wants women over 40 to focus on these five nutrition goals for long-term health Tackle the effects of fluctuating hormone levels with this helpful advice
Medical Daily · Jun 13 Meningococcal Cases Reach Second-Highest Level in Over a Decade as Drug-Resistant Strain Disproportionately Hits Black Americans CDC surveillance data (updated June 2026): 463 meningococcal disease cases in 2025 — the second-highest annual count since 2014. The dominant ST-1466 strain is drug resistant and disproportionately kills Black adults ages 30–60 and people with HIV. Here is the full picture.
Medical Daily · Jun 13 A New Antibiotic That Defeats Superbugs Just Received FDA Approval for Dangerous Drug-Resistant Urinary Tract Infections FDA approved Zaynich (cefepime and zidebactam) on May 29, 2026 for complicated urinary tract infections caused by drug-resistant Gram-negative pathogens. ENHANCE-1 Phase 3 trial showed superiority to meropenem at test of cure. Here is how it works and who benefits.
Medical Daily · Jun 13 Largest US Study of PFAS-Exposed Communities Confirms Serious Health Risks in Children and Adults The ATSDR published the first large-scale US clinical study of health outcomes in PFAS-contaminated drinking water communities in June 2026, enrolling 8 sites across 8 states. The study found liver, thyroid, kidney, immune, and cardiometabolic damage — coming as EPA proposes rolling back PFAS drinking water limits.
Medical Daily · Jun 13 Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Kills Within Days and Is Frequently Mistaken for Flu — Tick Season 2026 Is a Critical Window to Know the Warning Signs Rocky Mountain spotted fever kills 5–10% of patients even with treatment and can be fatal within 3–5 days. Peak season runs May through August. A February 2026 CDC EID study documents 19.8% fatality in pediatric cases. Doxycycline must be started before test results. Here is the full warning.
Medical Daily · Jun 13 Yellow Fever Colombia 2026 Outbreak: 76 Dead Since 2024 with Case Fatality Rate Exceeding 70 Percent as CDC Issues Active Level 2 Travel Notice Yellow fever in Colombia has killed 76 people since 2024, with case fatality rates exceeding 40–70% in some periods. 35 cases and 18 deaths in 2026 alone. Venezuela also reports an active outbreak. CDC Level 2 travel notice covers Colombia and South America. Here is what travelers need to know.