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Trump administration eviscerates maternal and child health programs

Alarm over ‘the health of the nation’s children’ follows federal workforce cuts by health secretary RFK Jr

The Guardian - US

RFK Jr plans 10,000 job cuts in restructuring of US health department

Health secretary aims to close regional offices and establish new division called ‘administration for a healthy America’

The Guardian - US

RFK Jr praises beef tallow on Fox News show with burger and fries

Health secretary, under fire for his response to the measles outbreak, attacked seed oils in Sean Hannity interview

The Guardian - US

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Albanese’s pitch on beer – temporary freeze on excise indexation

The Albanese government will temporarily freeze the indexation on draught beer excise, in what it describes as a win for drinkers, brewers and businesses.

The Conversation

The top 4 most heart-healthy diets

in April 2023

Fortune

Medicare and telehealth: more restrictive rules could hit patients in 2025

Medicare coverage for telehealth and hospital at home was extended for just three months—through March 2025.

Fortune

Call for action after ‘devastating’ rise in drink deaths in England

Deaths caused solely by alcohol have increased by 42% since 2019

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Call for action after ‘devastating’ rise in drink deaths

The Alcohol Health Alliance said deaths have been allowed to spiral in England.

The Independent UK

NSW gambling scheme relies on ‘embarrassing and not credible’ research, clubs and hotels warn

Powerful industry groups oppose mandatory accounts for gamblers to help monitor everyone using poker machines

The Guardian - AU

High blood pressure is a ‘silent killer.’ Here’s what’s considered hypertension and when to call a doctor

Over time, hypertension can lead to serious medical problems including stroke, heart attack, and kidney failure.

Fortune

What’s a normal resting heart rate? Here’s what your pulse should be based on age

Factors including stress, hormones, anxiety, medication, and physical activity also contribute to what may be considered a healthy resting heart rate for you.

Fortune

Norway Speeds Ahead Of EU In Race For Fossil-free Roads

On the quiet streets of an Oslo suburb, electric vehicles are parked in nearly every other driveway as Norway speeds towards its goal of becoming the first country free of fossil fuel-powered cars.

International Business Times

Beach Hotel named NSW's best regional pub

Hunter bars and pubs have featured well in this year's AHA awards.

Newcastle Herald

Quality, Not Quantity Of Good Cholesterol Linked To Alzheimer's Risk: Study Says

The study revealed that the number of larger HDL particles in women's bodies increases during menopause, and these larger particles are less effective in supporting cognitive health compared to their smaller counterparts.

Medical Daily

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Fortune

Taco Bell's Big-Cheez-It menu is loaded with fat and more salt than most people should have in a day

The ultra-processed items might be nightmares for consumers’ health.

Louder

“It was an intimidating show.” King Crimson bassist Tony Levin recalls the only gig ever played by Mothers Of Invention spin-off band Aha, The Attack Of The Green Slimebeast, with a dance troupe, a body-painted Danny DeVito and an audience of two people

Aha, The Attack Of The Green Slimebeast, featuring Tony Levin and three members of The Mothers Of Invention, only ever played one show, but it was a memorable one, involving gunpowder, a sex toy and a near-naked Danny DeVito

The Guardian - UK

UK MPs urged to give up freebies from tobacco, alcohol and junk food firms

Health groups challenge Keir Starmer to ban firms behind ‘unhealthy products’ from lobbying by giving gifts

The Guardian - US

US patients charged for ‘hospital facility fees’ – even if they don’t set foot in one

Hospitals adding charge to bills from doctors’ offices, outpatient surgical clinics and diagnostic centers they own

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LiveScience

Risk of AFib tied to sugary and artificially sweetened drinks

A study links drinking sugary sodas and artificially sweetened beverages to an increased arrhythmia risk.

Top News

New Study Reveals Optimal Frequency of Cardio for Weight Loss

Discover how often you should do cardio to lose weight and improve cardiovascular health. Experts weigh in on the best types of cardio workouts for weight ...

Medical Daily

Holidays More Stressful Than Tax Season? Survey Says 79% Overlook Their Health Needs During Festive Period

Out of 1,000 adults who participated in the nationwide survey, 79% said they were so involved in creating special moments for others that they overlooked their own needs during the festive season.

The Independent UK

Catholic hospitals remove crucifixes to prevent patients using them to attack staff

Healthcare and social services have the highest rate of nonfatal workplace injuries across all sectors in the US

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