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Three Scans Looked Normal Before a Ugandan Midwife Learned Her Baby Shared the Womb with a Molar Pregnancy

A Ugandan midwife carried a baby girl to 30 weeks, despite a rare molar pregnancy whose hormone levels neared 4 million. Both are doing well.

Medical Daily · Oct 3

10 Characteristics of People Who Age Well Without Chasing Every Trend

Aging well can sometimes look surprisingly ordinary. The people who seem comfortable getting older are not necessarily buying every supplement, downloading every wellness app, or reinventing themselves whenever a new trend appears.

Everybody Loves Your Money · Oct 2

Iowa woman left a $3 million estate for 485 libraries and 128 senior community centres

Norma Jean Warner lived a quiet life in Des Moines, Iowa, working at an optical shop, saving carefully and volunteering through church organisations. She and her husband, Waldo, had no children and lived modestly, but Warner spent years planning what would happen to her money after her death. When she…

The Times of India · Oct 2

In 2023, New York mother arranged a fundraiser to erase strangers' medical bills after her death

Casey McIntyre's battle with stage four ovarian cancer led her to launch a remarkable campaign aimed at eliminating medical debt. Through her organization, Undue Medical Debt, she managed to relieve over $120 million in healthcare bills, directly benefiting more than 51,000 people. Her initiative stirred local community movements focused on…

The Times of India · Sep 30

Healthcare Succession Is Creating a New Generation of Practice Owners

According to Chief Healthcare Executive, the last members of the Baby Boomer generation are expected to reach retirement age by 2030, with one in five Americans projected to be 65 or older by the end of the decade.

International Business Times · Sep 30

Dame Esther Rantzen became a key figure in the assisted dying conversation

A debate in Parliament in April 2024 saw Dame Esther singled out for the contribution she had made to the public discourse.

Evening Standard · Sep 30

The Guardian view on falling pupil numbers: a chance to improve opportunities for young people

Editorial: Empty classrooms are a sign of falling fertility and high living costs. But they should also free up more resources to spend on young people

The Guardian - UK · Sep 30

Union has 'no position on gender debate', boss tells Sandie Peggie tribunal

THE Royal College of Nursing (RCN) “does not have a position” on the debate around gender ideology and biological sex, a senior executive has…

The National (Scotland) · Sep 30

RCN has no position on gender debate, boss tells Sandie Peggie tribunal

The nurse has brought a legal case against the union over what she claims was direct discrimination over her gender-critical beliefs.

Evening Standard · Sep 30

US teen was rejected from nursing home at 14; she later built a 500-student senior care movement

At a tender age, Jiya Joshi faced the loss of her grandmother, which ignited her desire to forge connections with the elderly. After an initial setback in volunteering at a nursing home, she took matters into her own hands by organizing meaningful visits. This initiative blossomed into Young and Old…

The Times of India · Sep 30