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A national strategy for brain health will strengthen prevention, improve access to care, build workforce capability, promote research and reduce inequities

The Michigan Court of Appeals held that a trial court retains discretion to empanel a jury even when neither party properly preserves the constitutional right to a jury trial by complying with the court rules governing jury demands and fees. Because the trial court mistakenly believed it lacked that discretion, the court reversed and remanded

Novo Nordisk must face part of a securities fraud lawsuit accusing the drugmaker of misleading investors about dosing and tolerability in a late-stage clinical trial for CagriSema, after a federal judge allowed a narrower set of shareholder claims to move forward

The offensive potential is no longer theoretical. We need to develop systems to strengthen public health as quickly as AI is accelerating biological design

The Rev. Alvin C. Hathaway Sr., founder of the Justice Thurgood Marshall Amenity Center and former senior pastor of Union Baptist Church in Baltimore. Credit: Courtesy photo — Credit: Courtesy photo.

A Parliamentary Panel on Thursday (July 23, 2026), asked food regulator Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) to finalise ‘Front-of-Pack Nutrition Labelling’ (FOPNL) regulations in a time-bound manner to ensure that consumers get to know nutritional information in a simple manner

unger is falling across Southeast Asia. The region’s next challenge is more demanding: ensuring that everyone can afford a healthy diet, not merely enough calories to survive

Across six festival days, six emotions from the Consciencia theme are brought to life through six limited-edition T-shirts, released one by one at the Tomorrowland Store near the Mainstage. Every festival day at 15:00, a new emotion is unveiled, creating anticipation among festivalgoers eager to discover the next design in the collection

Examination stress, excessive screen time, social media pressures, bullying and loneliness are emerging as major challenges for schoolchildren, prompting educationists and mental health experts to call for emotional wellbeing to be integrated into the education system rather than being treated as an occasional awareness exercise

In the second in a series from Mates in Mind, Sam Downie, managing director, explores what effective wellbeing support looks like in practice for construction, where businesses often fall short, and how the industry can create lasting change