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Now that we’re in the middle of the hottest season of the year, you’re likely naturally drinking more water—and that’s definitely a good thing. Even if you spend most of your time indoors, high temperatures increase how much you sweat, leading to fluid loss. 

Truong Son Hy, Ph.D.As the usage and understanding of artificial intelligence grows, researchers at the University of Alabama at Birminghamare taking advantage of technological advances to help solve an issue surrounding complex diseases. 

Could a daily serving of yogurt help slow the aging process? A new clinical trial from Japan suggests it may play a role when combined with healthy eating and regular exercise, though researchers say larger studies are needed before drawing firm conclusions, Inc. reported

Crohn’s disease is an inflammatory bowel disease linked to an imbalance in the gut microbiome. Now, researchers at McMaster University have found in mice a way to target and ‘turn off’ only the bad gut bacteria using specially trained, precision viruses. This breakthrough paves the way for treatments tailored to each patient

Live concerts could support dementia wellbeing, researchers say – SocialCareToday Headlines , Mental Health Paul Day July 27th 2026

CE) has made plans to ramp up operations to arrest and deport Haitian migrants. 

As cyclosporiasis continues to sicken Americans, experts have begun to question whether the outbreak could have been more quickly contained if not for recent federal cuts impacting the country’s food safety programs. 

While Medicare Advantage plans typically help Americans keep more cash in their wallet while accessing the health care they need, valuable perks could be cut from these plans in 2027. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) finalized a 2.48% average payment increase to Medicare Advantage insurers for 2027, and insurers are signaling that…

As the world grapples with climate change and health crises, the idea of transforming our global food systems has gained momentum. A shift towards healthier diets, more efficient farming, and reduced food waste could revolutionize agriculture by mid-century. Recent studies suggest that these changes could significantly reduce farm emissions and alter the landscape of food…

A former mining museum that has stood largely closed for four years could be transformed into Wales’ first education, sensory play and wellbeing centre for people with additional learning needs