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Ben Nevis rescue for dog that got high ‘after eating cannabis’
5+ min ago (58+ words) The Times Ben Nevis rescue for dog that got high ‘after eating cannabis’ Tokyo the labrador was stretchered off the mountain unable to walk and drifting in and out of consciousness £1 for 3 months Enjoy unlimited access to all articles. Ends…...
‘Walk for Lives Trek’ brings hundreds together in Orlando to fight fentanyl epidemic
2+ hour, 27+ min ago (138+ words) ORLANDO, Fla. — Hundreds of people gathered at Lake Eola Park for the “Walk for Lives Trek,” a national effort focused on raising awareness about the dangers of fentanyl and connecting communities with lifesaving resources. The event brought together local families,…...
What are Predictors of Progressive Lung Function Decline in Children With Controlled Asthma?
2+ hour, 27+ min ago (358+ words) Medical Dialogues A new study published in the journal of BMC Pulmonary Medicine showed that some children with asthma continued to have a gradual deterioration in lung function over time, even after attaining satisfactory symptom management.The main goals of…...
Kentucky one of more than 20 states seeing an increase in cyclosporiasis cases
43+ min ago (285+ words) NC GAZETTE / WBRT RADIOSTAFF REPORT Sunday, July 12, 2026 — Kentucky is one of more than 20 states that have seen an increase in cases of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by a microscopic parasite. Cyclosporiasis occurs every year in Kentucky. Case counts typically…...
Top International Standards in Egyptian Healthcare Explained
10+ hour, 4+ min ago (160+ words) Ismailia Medical Complex has become an important healthcare destination because it combines comprehensive medical capabilities with an integrated approach to patient care. International patients often seek hospitals that provide multiple specialties under one roof, allowing complex medical needs to be…...
Smart Hydration Tips, 9am
34+ min ago (70+ words) Nutrition expert and Weight Loss Decoded author Sharon Polsky says one of the least talked-about health concerns this summer is dehydration—particularly for the millions of Americans taking today's popular GLP-1 medications. But whether you're taking a GLP-1 or simply…...
Nigeria’s quest to end preventable maternal deaths
6+ min ago (468+ words) Several media reports suggested that UNICEF had issued a fresh assessment showing that Nigeria’s maternal mortality crisis was worsening. The clear implication was that the organisation had published new findings reflecting the country’s current trajectory. The challenge itself is well…...
Addressing obesity: An investment in public health and the economy
56+ min ago (240+ words) By Teodoro B. Padilla Obesity and its comorbidities are not merely medical concerns. They influence whether people can remain healthy, productive, and economically active throughout their working lives. The question is no longer whether the Philippines can afford to invest in…...
Rory Feek's Daughter Rushed Back to Hospital After Complications From Open Heart Surgery
3+ hour, 59+ min ago (532+ words) Rory Feek's 12-year-old daughter Indiana was rushed back to the hospital via medical evacuation helicopter two weeks after she underwent open heart surgery. There, she underwent a second surgical procedure to drain fluid from around her heart. The fluid buildup…...
Hospital chiefs take ‘zero‑tolerance’ to staff unlawfully accessing patient records
1+ hour, 52+ min ago (424+ words) Hospital bosses have stressed the need for a zero-tolerance approach to staff inappropriately accessing patient medical records. The issue came back into the national spotlight last month after reports around 40 hospital workers in Cambridge looked at details relating to a…...