Health

6 Evidence-Based Rules for Healthy Aging from Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel

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Healthy aging relies on six evidence-based principles that prioritize social connection and meaningful living over the restrictive habits often promoted by the “wellness industrial complex.” According to Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, an oncologist and University of Pennsylvania bioethicist, individuals can improve their long-term health by avoiding high-risk behaviors, maintaining social and mental activity, and avoiding extreme … Read more

US GLP-1 Usage Quadruples in Two Years

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The prevalence of GLP-1 drugs for weight loss among U.S. adults has reached a record high, with 11% of the population currently using medications like Ozempic and Wegovy, according to a Gallup survey of 5,065 adults conducted between May 28 and June 5. This surge correlates with a decline in the national obesity rate, which … Read more

Family Mourns Brave Baby Girl After Rare Genetic Disease Battle

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MIRAGE syndrome is an exceptionally rare genetic condition affecting approximately one in 1 million infants, characterized by a mutation in the SAMD9 gene. According to family statements regarding the case of Autumn, a 10-month-old who recently passed away at Wellington Hospital, the disorder causes systemic failures including bone marrow problems, growth restriction, and gut complications. … Read more

Canada not yet affected, officials say

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Federal officials in Canada report no domestic outbreaks of the parasite cyclospora and confirm that no lettuce linked to a current U.S. outbreak entered Canada. According to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), the agency is monitoring the situation and reviewing data from U.S. authorities to ensure food safety. CDC Warns Against Taco Bell Lettuce … Read more

Mosquitoes in Markham test positive for West Nile virus | Spare News

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West Nile virus has been detected in mosquito pools in Markham, marking the first confirmed cases of the virus in York Region for the current season. According to York Region Public Health, the infected mosquitoes were trapped near Warden Avenue and Highway 7 East, as well as near Kennedy Road and 16th Avenue, prompting health … Read more

Fatty Liver Disease: Bathroom Symptoms of Advanced Progression

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Fatty liver disease is an increasingly common clinical condition primarily driven by rising rates of obesity and type 2 diabetes. According to endocrinologist Dr. Ayushi Dixit, the condition often develops silently, frequently progressing to significant tissue scarring before appearing on routine laboratory tests. Early identification through imaging or targeted screening is essential, as the condition … Read more

UN Warns: Transporting Dead Bodies Risks Ebola Spread in Congo

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The transport of deceased Ebola victims across regions in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) risks further spreading the virus, according to the U.N. migration agency. Traditional funeral practices, which often involve moving bodies to home communities, facilitate the spread of the Bundibugyo virus, complicating containment efforts by health authorities. Risks of Traditional Funeral Rites … Read more

6 Non-Negotiables for Sustainable Weight Loss and Fitness

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Sustainable weight loss and improved physical health rely on six foundational habits: eating nutrient-dense foods, maintaining a calorie deficit, increasing daily non-exercise movement, exercising consistently, managing stress, and prioritizing sleep. According to Chennai-based fitness coach Raj Ganpath, these non-negotiable pillars provide a framework for long-term health, moving beyond the traditional simplification of just “eating less … Read more

Debunking the Myth: The Surprising Truth Behind Common Cold and Flu Medications

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Oral Phenylephrine in Cold Medicines Faces Regulatory Scrutiny Oral phenylephrine, a common ingredient in over-the-counter cold and flu tablets, is under review by regulators after studies showed it offers little relief for nasal congestion. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) proposed removing it from OTC products in 2024, citing efficacy concerns, while Australia’s Therapeutic … Read more

Cyclospora Test Trends: What Patients Need to Know

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Rising Cyclosporiasis Cases and Testing Challenges in North Carolina North Carolina has seen a rise in cyclosporiasis cases, with 236 confirmed infections in Wake County and 307 statewide as of July 14, 2026, according to the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. The surge has strained healthcare systems, particularly urgent care facilities, as … Read more

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