This week in health: explore the benefits of red light for sleep, reflect on the global lockdown's impact, and learn about cardio during menopause. Plus, a tension-relieving thermal bag and the fight against tobacco. Read more...

A fishmonger's humiliating experience on a Harry Potter ride in Florida spurred him to make significant life changes. Florida is also facing scrutiny over its request for detailed patient prescription data. Read more...

House Speaker Mike Johnson alleges Democrats funded anti-GOP town hall protests. Separately, a Louisiana senator embraces RFK Jr.'s health approach, and a hazing death is under investigation. Read more...

This week in health: Uganda reports a second Ebola death, cancer patients face starvation due to drug shortages, and a study links cousin marriage to increased health risks. Read more...

Thailand considers a wall on the Cambodian border to combat scam centers, while in Lugo, Spain, a mayor's heart attack suspends a local festival. Plus, an update on Daniel Sancho in a Thai prison. Read more...

A Memphis gynecologist is arrested on charges of sexual abuse and medical fraud. In separate news, the US reports its first measles death in a decade amid a Texas outbreak. Read more...

Armenia faces accusations ranging from military command structure irregularities to environmental pollution and even claims of originating fascism, sparking regional and historical debates. Read more...

A measles outbreak in Texas is putting thousands at risk, fueled by vaccine hesitancy. Health officials are urging vaccinations and highlighting the role of Vitamin A in treatment. Read more...

A Brno self-service store was shut down due to mouse droppings in pastries, while a local family modernized their 1930s row house with clever architectural solutions. Read more...

This article covers two key health stories: challenges facing the pharmacy profession and a concerning rise in certain cancers among young adults in France. Read more...

Denver business news includes RTD ridership struggles, Kroger CEO's resignation, real estate complaint increases, and tips on wealth building. Read more...

Recent events in Europe highlight support for Ukraine, a push for rearmament, and discussions on biodiversity financing at COP16 in Rome. Also, a school in Pozzuoli closed due to high CO2 levels. Read more...

This week in science: a look at Atlantic currents, Seattle orcas, Asian hornets in Europe, and the potential of wastewater sampling for disease outbreak prediction. Read more...

A look at recent health updates including mpox surveillance in Europe, RFK Jr.'s comments on measles, and a CDC investigation into a chikungunya vaccine. Read more...

A look at recent scientific findings reveals record low sea ice levels, prolonged hot and dry weather forecasts, declining butterfly populations, and a study on parental favoritism. Read more...

This week, world leaders are tackling pressing issues, from peace plans for Ukraine and Gaza to combating pollution and questioning the very foundations of meritocracy. Read more...

This week's health news covers the impact of layoffs on hospital morale, dietary advice for managing blood sugar and longevity, and the debate over ultraprocessed food addiction. Read more...

JD Vance defends Trump's foreign policy and addresses Pope Francis's critiques. Separately, the CDC has reversed course, reinstating previously fired employees. Read more...

This week in health: rising cancer rates in young adults, a record low death rate in the UK, and a stark prediction about global obesity levels by 2050. Read more...

DR Congo faces a complex crisis: rebel conflict, a surge in mpox cases, and a massive humanitarian need. A $2.5 billion aid plan aims to help millions. Read more...