Prince William reportedly fears Harry is exploiting his brother’s cancer for a documentary
A source told Heat World that Prince William believes Prince Harry may be using his uncle King Charles's illness to create content.
Category: Health
Doctors advise seeing a specialist for persistent heel pain
Medical experts explain that lasting heel discomfort requires professional evaluation to identify causes like plantar fasciitis or tendon injuries.
Internet trends promote nervous system reset methods for stress relief
Online sources describe various physical techniques claimed to regulate the human nervous system and reduce stress levels.
Young people starting opioid treatment see low retention rates nationally
New national data from 2016 to 2023 show that while more adolescents receive addiction medications, few stay on them for six months.
FDA recalls over 13,000 bottles of Inventia chlorthalidone tablets
The US Food and Drug Administration announced a voluntary recall on September 3, 2026, involving more than 13,000 bottles of 25 mg chlorthalidone tablets manufactured by Inventia Healthcare Limited.
NIH launches new website with eight thematic hubs for public health information
The National Institutes of Health will unveil a redesigned website on Monday that organizes content into eight thematic hubs instead of individual institutes.
Guardian tests seven top blenders for smoothies and frozen drinks
The Guardian has tested seven different blenders in the United States to find the best options for making smoothies, dips, soups, and frozen drinks.
Scientists design protein to block inflammation at TLR4 site
Researchers at Scripps Research engineered a synthetic protein that binds to Toll-like receptor 4 in cell membranes to stop inflammatory responses.
Experts say berries offer health benefits for brain and heart
Dietitians and researchers explain the specific nutritional advantages of eating berries in the United States.
Mary-Claire King discusses her Nobel Prize nomination and legacy
Geneticist Mary-Claire King spoke with STAT about her work on hereditary cancer risks and her experience as a finalist for the Nobel Prize in medicine.