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HealthExpert Explains Causes and Management of Sudden Lower Back Pain
Sudden lower back pain, often called 'throwing out' your back, is common and usually improves with gentle activity and at-home care.
HealthRoyal College of Nursing Ends Partnership With Teva UK
The Royal College of Nursing has terminated its commercial partnership and event sponsorship with drug company Teva UK following pressure from campaign groups.
HealthBarbara O’Neill, Banned Australian Health Practitioner, Schedules UK and Ireland Tour
Barbara O’Neill, who is permanently barred from providing health services in Australia, faces criticism from UK experts over her upcoming series of natural health seminars.
Health⚡ 6.0Researchers Successfully Transplant Lab-Grown Human Pituitary Tissue into Primate
A study from Nagoya University shows that human stem cell-derived pituitary tissue can restore hormone production in primates, potentially offering a new treatment for hypopituitarism.
Health⚡ 6.0Study Finds Diet and Exercise Can Reverse Early Onset Type 2 Diabetes
A study of 96 adults found that a combination of a low-energy diet and structured exercise led to diabetes remission in over half of participants.
Health⚡ 6.0Review Highlights Role of X and Y Chromosomes in Lifelong Health
A new review in Science examines how sex chromosomes influence immunity, aging, and disease, suggesting they impact health beyond determining biological sex.
Health⚡ 6.0Isometric Exercises May Help Manage Blood Pressure
A study suggests that isometric exercises like wall squats and planks, even when performed infrequently, can help lower blood pressure.
HealthChildhood Fitness Linked to Lower Risk of Adult Depression
A study spanning over 30 years suggests that children with higher cardiorespiratory fitness may have a lower risk of developing depression as adults.
HealthUW-Stout Professors Receive Patent for Citrulline Detection Process
University of Wisconsin-Stout faculty have patented a new chemical probe to detect citrulline, an amino acid linked to autoimmune diseases and cancer.
Health⚡ 7.0Trump Administration Reverses Stance on Disability Integration Mandate
A federal judge has removed 'integration' requirements from Section 504 regulations after the Justice Department declined to defend its own rules in a lawsuit.
Health⚡ 6.0ADHD UK Threatens Legal Action Over Two-Year NHS Assessment Wait
The charity ADHD UK is threatening a judicial review against West Yorkshire's NHS board over a new policy imposing a minimum two-year wait for autism and ADHD assessments.
Health⚡ 7.0Pennsylvania Reports Fifth Measles-Associated Death as U.S. Outbreaks Surge
Pennsylvania health officials confirmed a fifth measles-related death in the state, contributing to the highest number of U.S. cases since 1991.
Health⚡ 6.0Study Links Climate Change to Rising Global Skin Disease Prevalence
An international study across 136 countries finds that climate change is increasingly affecting the prevalence and severity of skin diseases, with lower-income nations facing the greatest impact.
Health⚡ 6.0Review Links Insomnia to Increased Risks of Stroke, Dementia, and Hospitalization
A new review published in Sleep Medicine Reviews suggests that insomnia may be associated with several serious health conditions, including stroke, depression, and dementia.
Health⚡ 6.0Ohio Woman Sues Hospital After Surgeons Amputate Wrong Leg
A 74-year-old Army veteran has filed a lawsuit against an Ohio hospital after surgeons mistakenly amputated her healthy leg instead of the one requiring surgery.
HealthStudy Links 8-Hour Eating Window to Modest Weight Loss
A new study suggests that limiting daily food intake to an 8-hour window may lead to more weight loss than a 12-hour window, though results for other health markers were limited.
Health⚡ 6.0US Benzodiazepine Prescriptions Declined by Over 26% in Last Decade
A Rutgers Health study reveals a significant drop in benzodiazepine prescriptions and dosage amounts between 2013 and 2024, suggesting more cautious clinical practices.
Health⚡ 6.0Menopause Supplements Often Ineffective and Overpriced, Analysis Finds
A study by the consumer watchdog Which? suggests expensive menopause supplements offer no more benefit than standard, low-cost multivitamins.
HealthFullspan Health and Healthline Announce Inaugural 2026 Healthline Awards
Healthline Media has announced the winners of its first-ever awards program, recognizing over two dozen health and wellness products vetted by medical reviewers.
Health⚡ 6.0Blood-based approach shows promise for personalized cancer immunotherapy
Researchers have identified cancer neoantigens and T cells using blood samples, potentially offering a less invasive alternative to traditional tumor biopsies.
Health⚡ 7.0Investigation Continues After Five Arrested Near RAF Fairford
Five British nationals were arrested near the RAF Fairford military base on suspicion of terrorism, sparking an investigation into a potential plot involving foreign actors.
Health⚡ 6.0Study Finds High Rates of Anxiety and Depression in Childhood Cancer Survivors
A study of 132 childhood cancer survivors found that nearly half experience symptoms of depression or anxiety as adults, highlighting a need for improved long-term follow-up care.
Health⚡ 7.0Study Links Ultra-Processed Food Consumption to Increased Health Risks
A large-scale analysis of 51 studies involving nearly 9 million people found that higher consumption of ultra-processed foods is associated with increased risks of chronic disease and early death.