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Dental, Vision, and Hearing Still Aren’t Covered by Original Medicare in 2026

Original Medicare continues to surprise retirees in 2026 with a major gap that catches many people off guard. Despite covering hospital stays and doctor visits, it still does not include routine dental, vision, or hearing care. These three areas often become more important with age, which makes the exclusion feel…

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Why Building a Home Gym Matters for Long-Term Strength and Independence

More fitness enthusiasts and elite athletes alike are shifting toward home-based setups that offer flexibility without sacrificing quality. A well-designed home gym supports functional strength, aids recovery, and promotes longevity by making training a seamless part of daily life.

Medical Daily

Why Medicare Skips Dental, Vision, and Hearing — and What Fills the Gap

Many Americans are surprised to discover that Medicare does not cover some of the health services they use most often. After decades of paying into...

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Bruce Springsteen's Bono regret

Bruce Springsteen is sorry he didn’t let Bono use his track Girls in Their Summer Clothes for a charity partnership between clothing brand GAP and Bono’s AIDS foundation (RED).

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Funding cuts and repressive laws raise risk of new HIV epidemic, says UNAids

UN agency head warns of ‘major threat’ as global testing and treatment falls

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HIV response facing ‘biggest storm ever seen’, new UN report into global aid cuts warns

After unprecedented funding cuts, the AIDS-related death toll in 2025 was more than double the global target which had been set to end the pandemic

The Independent UK

Oklahoma Woman’s Uncle Passed Away When She Was Young. She Wouldn’t Find Out Why Until Much Later: ‘I Love You. Happy Pride’

Most families have that one relative they avoid talking about. For Ree Grummond (@reegrummond), one of those stories involved her Uncle Buddy, who died when she was young. Years later, she discovered that the explanation she had been given was not true. To commemorate Uncle Buddy, Grummond posted a tribute…

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Voices: Governments around the world are pulling apart a system to fight Aids that took decades to build

COMMENT: With aid cuts leaving the vulnerable more exposed, the legacy previous generations battled for is being dismantled, writes David Furnish – chair of the Elton John Aids Foundation and part of The Independent’s Pride List 2026

The Independent UK

Hudson Williams 'Deeply Regrets' Leaked High School Photos Featuring Swastika and 'AIDS' Jokes, Friends Claim

Hudson Williams faces backlash after old high school photos with offensive symbols resurface, challenging his rising fame and relationship with a queer audience.

International Business Times UK

Why I use my phone in the theatre

Letters: Hearing aids | Dog house | Nicola Sturgeon | Nine times table | Triggered by maths

The Guardian - UK

Are ADAS Features Making Drivers Worse?

Modern cars can brake on their own, keep themselves within lane markings, warn drivers about obstacles, and even park without human input. What once felt like science fiction is now a common feature in family SUVs and hatchbacks. Automakers market ADAS as the future of road safety, and the numbers…

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On This Day, June 5: D-Day, Operation Blue Star, RFK assassination, AIDS epidemic, Marshall Plan and other key events

On This Day, June 5, history witnessed several defining moments across war, politics and social change. The date is associated with the D-Day invasion preparations in 1944, Operation Blue Star in 1984, the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in 1981 and Robert F. Kennedy's assassination in 1968. It also marks…

The Economic Times

Harry Enfield says wild swimming habit has caused him serious ear condition

Comedian said he’s been left with serious ear problems as a result

The Independent UK

Moderna and other groups get $60 million to develop Ebola vaccine

CEPI is investing around $60 million to speed up the creation of vaccines against the deadly Ebola Bundibugyo virus. This funding will support Moderna, the University of Oxford, and the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative. The goal is to have trial-ready vaccines within months.

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Tenderness and Rage: how groups affected by HIV found power, comfort and joy in Aids activism

London exhibition explores how care and protest improved rights and dignity of those living with disease

The Guardian - UK

‘Not many kids had gay dads who died of Aids’: Andrew Durham and Sofia Coppola on movie memoir Fairyland

Fairyland is a bittersweet film about a girl brought up by her gay father in a blizzard of glitter and feather boas in 1970s San Francisco. Its makers discuss its resonance, its tragedies – and their own boho childhoods

The Independent UK

Best garden watering gadgets to save your plants during UK heatwave

Water butts, solar-powered irrigation and mists can all help

The Guardian - US

US voters support HIV/Aids relief – will Trump’s cuts backfire in the midterms?

Global Pepfar program has long had Republican leadership and bipartisan support, but initiative is at risk

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Cannes' amfAR Gala raises millions for AIDS research with sales of artwork, jewelry and lavish goods

The Cannes Film Festival's amfAR Gala has dazzled attendees with performances by Robbie Williams, Zara Larsson, and Lizzo

Bangkok Post

The final stretch in ending Aids

Thailand is close to ending Aids as a public health threat.

France 24

Rami Malek compares new Cannes role to Freddie Mercury performance

Oscar-winning actor Rami Malek has returned to the Cannes spotlight with "The Man I Love". The latest film from indie director Ira Sachs is premiering on the Croisette alongside co-stars Rebecca Hall, Ebon Moss-Bachrach and Tom Sturridge. The film sees Malek play a downtown New York performance artist during the…

The Independent UK

What it's like inside the amfAR Gala, which has raised millions for AIDS research

The amfAR Gala at the Hotel Du Cap-Eden-Roc is a highlight of the Cannes Film Festival

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Everyday Independence: A Practical Guide to Disability Aids and Assistive Living

Disability aids, often called assistive devices or assistive technology, are designed to help people live more independently, safely, and comfortably. These tools range from simple household supports to advanced mobility equipment, and they play a vital role in improving quality of life. In fact, assistive products can include everything from…

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Stuck in a pit of revision doom? Here are my study essentials to boost focus and ease the panic

Study aids to help make that A Level or GCSE revision mountain easier to scale.

The Guardian - UK

‘Depraved in all the right ways’: why forgotten no wave visionary Gordon Stevenson is about to take off

He made the notorious film Ecstatic Stigmatic. He designed punk jewellery worthy of Westwood. He played in a ‘perfect’ band with Lydia Lunch. And now a newly discovered archive is casting new light on this star of the New York demimonde

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