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GLP-1 Users Reported Nail Detachment Four Times as Often as Nonusers in an Early International Dermatology Survey

GLP-1 users reported nail detachment four times as often as nonusers in an early EADV survey. See what the nail and hair data show and do not prove.

Medical Daily · 7h ago

The Guardian view on nurseries: some things are going right for under-fives

Editorial: England’s strong results in an early learning study are a Sure Start legacy that ministers must build on

The Guardian - UK · 10h ago

First Heart Valve That Expands as Children Grow Wins FDA Approval, Aiming to Cut Repeat Open-Heart Surgeries

The FDA approved the Autus valve, which doctors can widen with a balloon catheter as children grow. See trial results, reported risks, and what remains unknown.

Medical Daily · Oct 3

At 10, America’s youngest certified farmer received 40 acres after years of farming

Kendall Rae Johnson, the youngest certified farmer in the United States, started her journey at age three. She initiated her farming business at six and has since been recognized for her efforts. Kendall has been gifted 40 acres of land towards her goal of 100 acres for farming and cattle…

The Times of India · Oct 3

They’re delicious, popular and versatile – but how healthy are berries?

Experts say that if you’re eating any berry – strawberries, blackberries, currants, raspberries, blueberries – you are benefiting

The Guardian - US · Oct 2

WWII soldier's bean seeds join Britain's heritage collection 80 years later

A handful of bean seeds given to a family in France in 1946 has survived for decades through careful seed saving. According to Garden Organic, the dwarf French bean known as Weller's Blue was given to the father of the current donor by a soldier who had served in France…

The Times of India · Oct 1

Stormzy, James Blake and Emily Eavis honoured by the Ivors Academy

The rapper, singer and Glastonbury Festival organiser have been recognised in The Ivors Academy Honours.

Evening Standard · Oct 1

Human Longevity's Second Act: From $599 Genomes to AI Models for Predictive Health

Human Longevity is offering clinical-grade whole-genome sequencing for $599 as it builds an AI-driven platform for personalised health and disease-risk prediction.

International Business Times · Oct 1

The Brit Awards boosted Manchester economy by £5m, study finds

The annual awards ceremony, widely regarded as the UK’s biggest night in music, was hosted in the North West for the first time this year.

Evening Standard · Sep 30

These are officially the most beautiful railway stations in the world

Stations in Saudi Arabia and Italy were the most awarded for their architecture

The Independent UK · Sep 30