Rosemary aroma may improve memory and support brain waste removal
Health experts say rosemary compounds found in the herb and its oil could support memory, attention, and the brain's natural waste-removal process.
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More UK professionals bring packed lunches to work as costs rise
A recent poll by Ocado found that nearly half of UK professionals now bring packed lunches more frequently than last year.
Maria Shriver partners with Eli Lilly to promote early brain health awareness
Author Maria Shriver joined Eli Lilly's Brain Health Matters campaign to encourage proactive steps against cognitive decline.
Pakistan schools face hidden health risks from intestinal worms and poor sanitation
Millions of children in Pakistan attend schools lacking clean water, functional toilets, and soap while suffering from intestinal worm infections.
Parents consider whether to reveal will contents before death
A couple in an unspecified location discusses their strategy for distributing assets among three children and grandchildren without disclosing the details of their will while alive.
Georgie and partner recount meeting at London kick-boxing club in 2004
A man and a woman met at a kick-boxing club in London in 2004 before their relationship developed over several dates.
Jamie Oliver celebrates new school food standards in England after two decades of campaigning
Chef Jamie Oliver announced support for new school food standards in England following a 20-year campaign to improve children's diets.
Doctors urge patients to learn about Asian glow and alcohol risks
Medical experts advise East Asian individuals to understand the science behind the common alcohol flush reaction known as Asian glow.
Geriatrician warns doctors to scrutinize AI tools for older patients
James Deardorff of the University of California San Francisco argues that artificial intelligence models used in geriatrics require careful review by clinicians.
Newer blood thinners slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s patients with atrial fibrillation
Researchers at Karolinska Institutet report that newer NOAC blood thinners may slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients who also have atrial fibrillation, according to a study published in the European Heart Journal on September 18, 2026.