When Apologies Never Come
by Alabama Local News
2 weeks ago
Beat the Heat: Safe Summer Road Trips
by Timesdaily
2 weeks ago
Dry conditions require close attention to back-yard fireworks fun
Think Twice About Tick Hacks on TikTok
by Google News
2 weeks ago
TikTok Tick Hacks Pose Infection Risks
by New York Post
2 weeks ago
TikTok’s tick-removal tricks to skip — and how to avoid ‘mouthparts left behind in the skin’
Modern Psychiatry: Three Key Shifts

In June 2026, psychiatry saw developments that ranged from a delayed ADHD treatment to a rapid-response psychedelic for MDD and a new home-based approach for transcranial magnetic stimulation. These headlines illustrate both the challenges and progress in advancing mental healthcare.

by Hcplive
2 weeks ago
3 Psychiatry Headlines You Missed in June 2026
Clean Needle Programs at Risk Under Trump Policy

A decade after Congress permitted federal money for clean needle programs, the Trump administration’s withdrawal of support now jeopardizes progress against hepatitis C, a potentially fatal but treatable virus. Experts warn that reversing support for these programs could undermine the strides made in reducing transmission rates.

by Lodinews
2 weeks ago
Syringe services in limbo under Trump, risking hepatitis C progress
Maine Tightens Animal Import Rules Over Screwworm

Maine has introduced emergency regulations restricting the entry of pets and livestock from areas quarantined for New World screwworm. These measures mandate veterinary inspections for all domestic animals entering from certain counties, aiming to curb potential health risks.

by Newscentermaine
2 weeks ago
PTSD Awareness: Lighting the Path to Healing

Every June, organizations like For All Seasons bring crucial attention to PTSD Awareness Month, highlighting the importance of understanding post-traumatic stress. This recognition supports broader efforts to ensure that individuals with PTSD know help is available.

by The Star Democrat
2 weeks ago
Biogen Reveals New Alzheimer's Data at AAIC 2026

Biogen will present new findings at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) 2026, set for July 12–15 in London. This includes data from the Phase 2 CELIA study of diranersen, an investigational tau-targeting ASO, as well as additional analyses of LEQEMBI (lecanemab).

by Globe Newswire
3 weeks ago

Medicare

Medicare’s 6-Hour Rule: Cruise Coverage Alert

Medicare’s “6-hour rule” may surprise even the most seasoned travelers, offering far less coverage than many retirees expect once they set sail. Before stepping aboard, seniors should understand how Original Medicare’s limits apply when the open seas call.

by Royal Examiner
6 days ago
Cruising on Medicare: What the “6-Hour Rule” Really Means (7-11-2026)
Summer Boating Risks: Navigating Legal Complexities

With waterways busier than ever, boating accidents present heightened challenges during the summer. LegalMatch underscores the complex insurance and liability questions that arise when collisions occur, urging boaters to stay prepared for unexpected legal obstacles.

When Benefits Confuse More Than Clarify

Despite employers allocating more funds for health plans, many workers struggle to navigate their coverage details. This ongoing confusion underscores the urgent need for improved communication and more effective benefit-enrollment tools.

Know Your Car Accident Claim's True Worth

A newly released guide from the Mastantuno Law Firm seeks to clarify the complex world of car accident claims in South Carolina. By illuminating key considerations for those injured on the road, the comprehensive resource caters to anyone seeking to navigate the process of determining just compensation.

Medicare's Temporary Time-Saving Perk

A popular Medicare benefit that helps seniors cut costs and save time has returned, though it faces an uncertain future. Health advocates encourage recipients to stay informed about any changes, as the program’s long-term outlook remains unclear.

Nutrition

Garden to Table: Marigolds' New Culinary Role

Marigolds, a staple in Floyd County gardens, could soon expand beyond flowerbeds and into our meals. University of Georgia researchers suggest these vibrant blooms may hold nutritional or scientific value, potentially making marigolds a new facet of local diets.

by The Rome News-tribune
7 days ago
Around Town: Could this familiar Floyd County garden flower become part of your daily diet? Plus, Rome makes it to the World Cup
A Father's Life-Changing Decision

This inspirational article highlights the journey of a father determined to change his life for the better. Sponsored by Ochsner Health, it underscores how personal determination and reliable guidance can spark true transformation.

America Chokes: Record Wildfire Smoke Blankets Nation

Wildfire smoke of unprecedented intensity is now blanketing large regions of the United States. Millions of Americans are left searching for ways to protect themselves from toxic particles that penetrate deep into the lungs, prompting renewed calls for more robust defenses from both health experts and innovators.

Herbal Remedies Surge Amid Maine's Care Woes

With conventional treatments increasingly difficult to secure, Mainers are embracing herbal supplements and homemade remedies. Local companies now produce a range of plant-based products, while residents experiment with DIY solutions at home.

Smart Scale Revolutionizes GLP-1 Wellness

This article examines a new smart scale described as “built for GLP-1 users,” introduced during an event in a midtown gym. Drawing on insights from The Verge’s “Optimizer” column, it highlights the intersection of technology and wellness trends that promise significant lifestyle advantages.

Fitness

Running Smart in Scorching Heat

Running or exercising outdoors in high temperatures can be risky, regardless of your fitness level. Heat-related illnesses span from mild heat exhaustion to more severe conditions, but preventive steps can help keep you safe.

by The Daily News
4 weeks ago
Take extra care when running in the heat
Surgeon-Approved Sneakers for Health-Conscious Runners

Brands like Hoka, Brooks, and Asics have caught the attention of an orthopedic surgeon for their walking and running sneakers. The article highlights how these shoes could offer health-focused features for those seeking expert-approved comfort.

Move More, Worry Less: Walk for Wellness

Walking has gained attention as a straightforward way to manage stress and bolster overall well-being. By putting one foot in front of the other, people can experience both physical and mental benefits in their daily routines.

Awe Walks: Transform Your Morning Routine

Instead of standard morning workouts, one individual discovered the power of “awe walks” to enhance everyday life. By slowing down and focusing on small wonders, she found an unexpected sense of calm and clarity.

Rev’d Fitness Moves Forward at Patriot Place

Rev’d Fitness is on the move at Patriot Place, signaling an important development for local health enthusiasts. While details remain limited, the community’s anticipation grows as Foxboro Reporter staff continue to track the latest updates.

Senior Care

Grand Brook Welcomes Rogers at Promenade

Grand Brook Memory Care has officially added Rogers at Promenade to its growing community network, furthering its mission to provide dedicated memory care services. Located only minutes away from an existing Rogers facility, this new site is expected to maintain the company’s signature standards of care for senior citizens.

by Prweb
2 weeks ago
Grand Brook Memory Care Welcomes Rogers at Promenade to Its Family of Communities
Finding the Right Dementia Care Beyond Price

Choosing a dementia care provider takes more than simply checking costs and schedules. Families must ask targeted questions about caregiver training, consistency, and personalized plans to ensure loved ones receive the supportive, specialized care they need.

Lafayette Senior Living: A Day in Serenity

Take a brief look at everyday life inside The Vincent Senior Living in Lafayette. Meet resident Aaron Flegeance, who finds comfort in the simplicity of a quiet day.

Senior Centers Share June Menus, Juneteenth Plans

Senior centers in Cape Girardeau, Scott City, and Jackson share their lunch menus for June 15 through 19. Daily entrée options and holiday closures surrounding Juneteenth give residents important scheduling details for the week.

Maine Caregivers Need Relief, Nurse Urges Change

For more than two decades, a registered nurse has seen firsthand the ways in which Maine’s direct caregivers shoulder countless responsibilities. Now, she is calling for cost-of-living increases to support these vital front-line workers.

Mental Health

Where Function Ends, Strength Begins

Physical therapy focuses on restoring basic movement and ability, while weight training builds on that foundation to cultivate sustained strength. Both methods play vital roles in maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle.

by The Daily News
2 days ago
The difference between physical therapy and weight training
GLP-1 Therapy Fails to End Insulin Use

A recent target trial emulation among veterans with type 2 diabetes found that adding GLP-1 receptor agonists to basal insulin therapy did not improve insulin discontinuation rates. Researchers compared the effects of adding GLP-1RAs against adding SGLT-2i or DPP-4i therapy, but saw no significant difference in outcomes.

Hope Rises After Guadalupe Flood

In Kerrville, Texas, survivors of a recent Guadalupe River flood are turning to counseling offices for help with trauma and grief. Demand for mental health services has soared, and local providers are stepping up to assist those in need of emotional support.

Brice Davis's Quiet Mission to Aid Others

Brice Davis was once best known for his soft-spoken nature in Xenia, Ohio. Today, he hopes his newly published book will guide others in times of struggle, reflecting lessons he learned during his own quiet upbringing.

Shielding Mom While Facing Cancer

A woman grapples with a newly confirmed cancer diagnosis that she has anticipated for years. Despite sharing the news with her children, she hesitates to tell her 100-year-old mother, who remains mentally sharp but physically frail.

Sexual Health

Operation Southern Slow Down: Drive Safely Week

Georgia’s annual Operation Southern Slow Down starts Monday, bringing more law enforcement officers onto the state’s roads. Running from July 13 to 19, the campaign serves as a reminder for drivers to adopt safer habits.

by Rockdalenewtoncitizen
5 days ago
‘Operation Southern Slow Down’ starts Monday in Georgia
Free Water Offer Quenches Osoyoos's Thirst

When high manganese levels triggered a water advisory in Osoyoos, one resident responded by offering free drinking water. Jay Cassidy’s kind gesture underscores the essential value of clean water in a community under watch.

Kentucky Teens Face High Driving Risks

Kentucky’s teen drivers face an alarmingly high rate of fatal crashes, surpassing national averages. Researchers at the University of Kentucky and the Kentucky Transportation Center are launching a study to determine the causes behind this disconcerting trend.

Sparks and Injuries: A Predictable Holiday Pattern

Despite the roaring weekend celebrations in Omaha and Lincoln, hospitals report a fireworks-injury tally that remains within the usual holiday range. The consistency highlights a relatively predictable pattern, even as Nebraskans celebrated with plenty of “booms and blasts.”

Rescuing Your Smile: Dental Crisis Tips

Acting quickly when faced with a dental emergency can be the difference between saving a damaged tooth and losing it. Simple first-aid steps can keep complications at bay until you can see a professional, ensuring you protect your oral health for the long run.

Acadia Ankle: The Island's Hidden Hiking Hazard
by Bangor Daily News
2 weeks ago
The most common summer injury on MDI is ‘Acadia ankle’
Fireworks Fun Requires Responsibility
by Starbeacon
2 weeks ago
Phoenix Celebrates 250th with Safety in Focus
by Independent Newsmedia, Inc.
2 weeks ago
Phoenix councilwoman shares wishes for a safe Fourth of July
Fresh Air for the New School Year
by The Chronicle
2 weeks ago
Clearing the Air For the Next School Year

Conditions

Cyclospora Outbreak: Imminent Discovery Expected

Michigan may soon have answers on the Cyclospora outbreak linked to a popular summer pastime. A top food safety attorney expects officials to reveal the parasite’s origin in the coming days.

by Daily Express Us
20 hours ago
Origin of explosive diarrhea parasite linked to popular summer hobby, expert reveals
Vaccinate Kids, Build Healthier Communities

In a unified effort, the Teton County Health Department and local health providers are emphasizing the importance of childhood immunizations. According to a news release from the TCHD, they view vaccines as a foundational step toward maintaining a thriving, healthy community.

Cyclospora Outbreak: Stay Safe and Informed

Since May 1, 2026, the CDC has confirmed 843 domestic cases of cyclospora infection and is monitoring over 1,500 additional cases. Health authorities are urging the public to stay informed and take necessary precautions as the outbreak continues.

When Ozempic Redefines Hunger Beliefs

In an opinion piece titled “Ozempic made me question everything I believed about hunger,” the author explores how beliefs about appetite can evolve. Although the article’s full text is behind a paywall, references to the FDA suggest that the discussion extends beyond personal reflection.

Cyclospora Alert: Contaminated Produce in 31 States

A cyclosporiasis outbreak has now reached 31 states, raising widespread health concerns. While specific foods to avoid remain uncertain, officials warn that fresh produce or water contaminated with the Cyclospora parasite could be at fault, underscoring the need for cautious food handling.

Tools / Trackers / Calculators

Why ‘Why’ Matters in AI Fitness Revolution

Allen Chen, founder of Fitbod, believes people want more than simple workout directions. He shares how AI can offer deeper insights, highlighting a growing demand for knowledge-based fitness routines.

by Tech Radar
4 weeks ago
‘It’s no longer enough for an app to tell you what to do. People want to know why’: Fitness app Fitbod’s founder on the reason behind the AI fitness boom
90 Minutes of Deep Sleep: Surprising Insights

Even though my Apple Watch reports I get around 90 minutes of deep sleep each night, two sleep doctors had unexpectedly reassuring insights about whether that’s enough. In the end, they stress focusing on a specific measurement that might matter more than we realize.

Fitbit Migration Deadline Delayed Again

Google has once again delayed the final deadline for migrating Fitbit accounts. While this reprieve offers more time to move your data, don’t wait too long—this extension won’t last forever.

Gen Z Leads Shift from Doomscrolling to Fitness

Strava’s 12th Annual Year in Sport Trend Report reveals a noticeable shift from doomscrolling to real-life activity. With Gen Z leading the charge toward greater fitness, connection, and community, the report also highlights the year’s top gear and global city leaderboards.

Clue Expands Wearable Integrations for Women's Health

Clue, a period and cycle tracking app trusted by over 100 million people, has broadened its wearable partnerships to incorporate sleep and temperature data into daily health monitoring. By teaming up with major fitness-tracking brands, Clue aims to reveal new connections between women’s cycles and overall wellness, underscoring a growing demand for tailored health insights.