Small, non-peer-reviewed study presented at ASCO found 15% of endurance runners aged 35–50 had advanced adenomas and 41% had at least one adenoma; authors caution limits and urge symptom vigilance
HuffPost reporting and safety officials list portable heaters, water filtration, communication tools and other supplies to help older people weather power outages, storms and roadside emergencies
State health department says change initiated Sept. 3 would remove mandates for a handful of childhood illnesses but not measles or polio unless lawmakers act
Michael Osterholm’s The Big One argues COVID-19 was a dress rehearsal and that political failures, eroded trust and weak public-health infrastructure would amplify a future catastrophe
Daily Mail coverage spotlights peptide-packed ExLinea Pro Peptide Serum, its ingredient mix and a limited-time shipping and subscription promotion
More than half of disabled and neurodivergent doctors and medical students said ableism is worse in medicine than wider society; some say refusal of reasonable adjustments has pushed them out of the NHS
Joseph Ladapo defended a policy to repeal decades‑old vaccination requirements after acknowledging his office made no projections on disease risk, drawing widespread criticism.
Security lapses at two Nassau County schools prompt investigations and calls for accountability after one teen's death
Analysis of nearly 187,000 adults over 11 years links specific flavorings, colorings, sweeteners and some sugars in ultra-processed foods to increased death risk; researchers caution results are observational.