King Charles continues work late into night despite cancer treatment concerns
Palace sources say King Charles works late at night while receiving undisclosed cancer treatment, causing worry among those around him.
Category: Health
European leaders sign declaration making culture a strategic priority for public health
On June 18, 2026, officials in Brussels signed a joint declaration establishing culture as a strategic priority for the European Union.
English hospitals face severe shortage of health play staff for children
A charity analysis reveals that English hospitals lack enough health play professionals to support the millions of children admitted annually for serious conditions.
Adar1 Capital analyst Mohit Gupta pitches new atopic dermatitis company
Mohit Gupta and Dan Schneeberger of Adar1 Capital discussed creating a new immunology firm in Austin, Texas, two years ago.
Scientists identify fungal protein that helps break down complex sugars
Researchers published a study on September 1 in PLOS Biology describing how the fungus Rhodotorula toruloides uses a specific protein to process nutrients.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appoints eight new members to federal preventive care panel
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. named eight new experts to the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force in Washington on Thursday.
Tony Burke defends Labor immigration plan timing and policy complexity
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke explained the delay in releasing Australia's new immigration plan during an appearance on ABC's 7.30 program.
Reader seeks advice on loneliness and manosphere influence at age 30
A 30-year-old man writes to a columnist about his isolation, mental health struggles, and attraction to online communities in the UK.
Trump administration Medicaid drug price changes remain unclear for states
The Trump administration has proposed changes to lower Medicaid drug prices, but specific affected drugs and state participation rules are still undefined.
Rare genetic variant linked to lung cancer in never-smokers found in Appalachia
Researchers identified a rare genetic variant associated with significantly higher odds of lung cancer among never-smokers, particularly in Southern Appalachia, based on data from millions of people.