'Designed by youth': Service to offer free trauma support for Canberra teens
Uniting head of mental health Chantal Nagib says the service has been "designed by young people, for young people". (ABC News: Stuart Carnegie)
· Lois Maskiell
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Scientists have long been racking their brains to crack the mechanism behind Alzheimer’s disease progression.
· Rachel Sacks
How your narcissistic boss is sabotaging your health
Your awful manager may actually be the death of you.
· Rachel Sacks
Control tower audio captures moments before LaGuardia plane crash – audio
The audio from a control tower at New York's LaGuardia airport captured the moments before a plane collided with a fire truck while landing. An air traffic controller could be heard on a radio transmission at LaGuardia airport giving clearance to a vehicle to cross part of the runway, then trying to stop it. The pil…
Medical student survives fall at World’s End Rescue from the abyss - DailyNews
Social media has been abuzz over the past few days with the news of a medical student who fell nearly 80 feet down a precipice at World’s End, Horton Plains. She was attempting to take a selfie. She was rescued unharmed in a feat that can only be described as miraculous.
· Gayan Abeykoon
Patients eligible for increased quantities of medicine from Govt. hospitals - DailyNews
The Government has instructed health authorities to provide patients who receive medicines from clinics in Government hospitals sufficient quantities for two months instead of the normal practice of giving them for one month.
· Gayan Abeykoon
Assets of alleged drug trafficker frozen by CID under provisions of Money Laundering Act - DailyNews
The Illegal Assets Investigation Division of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has taken steps to freeze assets including a house worth around rupees 30 million in the Wellampitiya area belonging to an alleged drug trafficker known as Thotalanga Poddi.
· Gayan Abeykoon
Illegal migrant accused of executing Loyola student Sheridan Gorman has rare contagious infection, fails to show for court
The illegal migrant accused of executing a Chicago college student in cold blood last week failed to show up for a Monday hearing because he is being hospitalized for a rare contagious disease.
· Alex Oliveira
Teenage boxer Isis Sio in coma after being knocked out in fourth professional fight
19-year-old taken to hospital after loss in California
· Agencies
Habitat for Humanity launches Let's Open the Door campaign to drive awareness of global housing need
ATLANTA, March 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A home is the foundation on which we build our lives. It leads to better health, education and well-being, more economic growth and less poverty. Yet every day, 1 in 3 people around the world wake up without the security of a safe, affordable home.
· PRNEWSWIRE
Fuel costs forcing potential 'life and death' decisions for rural patients
The Rural Doctors Association says some regional patients may be forced to make "life and death" decisions due to rising fuel costs. (ABC North West Queensland: Kelly Butterworth)
· Caitlyn Gribbin
Perez Hilton reveals medical emergency that landed him in the hospital for 21 days: ‘My body kept falling apart’
Perez Hilton revealed that taking flu medication on an empty stomach landed him in the hospital for 21 days.
· Jolie Zenna
The reclusive 43-year-old billionaire owner of OnlyFans dies after cancer battle
Leonid Radvinsky, the reclusive billionaire owner of adult content platform OnlyFans, has died of cancer, the London-based company said on Monday (UK time). He was 43.
· Olivia Solon, Benoit Berthelot
Lebanon: Israeli attacks have killed more than 1,030 since start of war
Lebanon’s health ministry says at least 1,039 people have been killed and 2,876 others wounded since the start of Israel’s expanded offensive on 2 March.
· Middleeasteye
Reclusive OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky dead at 43
The Ukrainian-American billionaire died after a long battle with cancer, the adult content platform said on Monday
· Agence France-Presse
Alarm raised on trouble-plagued Swanston Centre years before hospital homicide
A psychiatrist attacked by a patient on her second day working at the troubled Swanston Centre pushed for changes at the psychiatric hospital, but believes staff and patients have been let down by years of inaction.
· Grant McArthur
OnlyFans star Sophie Rain mourns Leo Radvinsky — the reclusive owner who helped make her $95 million: ‘Changed my entire life’
Top OnlyFans creators expressed gratitude for their late, reclusive leader Leo Radvinsky, following the news of his death from a “long battle with cancer” Monday.
· Georgia Worrell
Gaza: Up to 10 Palestinians die daily due to Israeli restrictions on medical evacuations
Up to 10 Palestinians are dying every day in Gaza due to severe Israeli restrictions that prevent them from accessing urgent medical care abroad, the Palestinian health ministry has said.
· Middleeasteye
Legendary MMA coach Duke Roufus’ cause of death revealed
Legendary MMA coach Jeffrey “Duke” Roufus died from heart disease, the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner has ruled.
· Edward Lewis
‘Mall King’ David Simon dead 64 after cancer battle
David Simon, who led the largest mall company in the US, died Sunday after a battle with pancreatic cancer, his family’s real estate company said Monday. He was 64
· Lisa Fickenscher
Scientists discover food that can help you poop out microplastics
There’s been much debate about whether we actually ingest a credit card’s worth of plastic per week. These new findings won’t help you poop money, but they do suggest certain foods might rid your body of a portion of that plastic.
· Emma Glassman-Hughes
Eala embraces mental toll of playing at high level
ALEXANDRA "Alex" Eala's breakout season at the WTA tour last year ultimately sent her to the big stage this season, playing in the 500s, 1000s, and Grand Slams.
· Niel Victor C. Masoy
Predictable regulation, stronger public health
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· Diana Edralin, Helen Grace Baisa
Doctors criticise medical regulators over campaign against British-Palestinian surgeon
Hundreds of doctors in the UK have signed a petition accusing the country's medical regulator of fostering an “environment of fear” by pursuing what they say is a politically motivated campaign against the prominent British-Palestinian surgeon Ghassan Abu Sittah.
· Middleeasteye
Israeli strike kills one person in Beirut's Hamzieh: Lebanon health ministry
Lebanon's health ministry said an Israeli strike on Hamzieh, east of Beirut, killed at least one person.
· Middleeasteye
Leonid Radvinsky, owner of OnlyFans, dies aged 43
Ukrainian-American billionaire who owned subscription service for adult content died of cancer, the company says
· Sanya Mansoor
Dads’ risk for depression and stress disorders jumps by over 30% during key time
After ages of being dismissed as “baby blues,” postpartum depression, anxiety and even psychosis are finally being taken seriously.
· Rachel Sacks
OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky dead at 43
OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky has died at 43 after a “long battle with cancer.”
· Riley Cardoza
OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky dies at 43 following secret cancer battle
OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky has died at age 43 after a secret battle with cancer, the porn streaming platform has announced.
· Anthony Blair
Iran conflict prompts questions about China’s export power amid fractured supply chains
Crisis sparks debate: will it cripple global demand or show that China’s supply-side resilience, proven during pandemic, remains in place?
· Sylvia Ma
New York’s LaGuardia airport closed after plane collision with fire truck kills two pilots – latest updates
About 40 people taken to hospital after Air Canada Express crash, some with serious injuries
· Fran Lawther, Oliver Holmes
Smoking is cool again! Here’s what you need to know
On FX’s wildly popular series “Love Story,” Carolyn Bessette Kennedy looks incredibly chic in her ’90s minimalist outfits, taking casual drags from her cigarettes.
· Carly Stern
Cambrex Advances US and European Expansions
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., March 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Cambrex, a leading global contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), today announced the completion of initial engineering studies for its new, large-scale active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing plant in Charles City, Iowa. This mil…
· PRNEWSWIRE
Hong Kong projected to face 4 to 7 typhoons in 2026
Observatory director Chan Pak-wai says city will also be hotter than average in 2026 due to El Nino weather phenomenon
· Lo Hoi-ying
Danone to buy protein shake maker Huel as health nutrition craze drives demand shift
French food and beverage maker Danone said Monday it's set to buy protein drinks maker Huel as a more health-conscious younger generation and the rise of weight-loss drugs pushes companies to rethink what people want to consume.
· Elsa Ohlen
Popular anti-obesity drugs must be paired with healthy habits, experts say
Pedestrians take in the warmer than normal temperatures near the North Avenue Beach Pier along Lake Michigan Feb. 26, 2024, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast, FIle)
· Jonel Aleccia
US under-45s struggle for insurance approval as colon cancer rates rise
ACA requires firms to cover colonoscopies for over-45s but young people face hurdles to receive appropriate tests
· Hannah Harris Green
Newborn baby found in rubbish bin at Hong Kong shopping centre dies in hospital
Cleaner at Lee Theatre Plaza discovered infant in a rubbish bin inside women’s restroom at The Star View Chinese restaurant
· Danny Mok
HKUST launches programme offering Alzheimer’s blood-based test for elderly
‘NeuroCare Community Project’ will offer free screening to 6,000 underprivileged elderly residents over five years
· Emily Hung
5 hidden ‘sleep stealers’ in your bedroom — and an addition that ‘goes a long way’
New York isn’t the only city that never sleeps.
· Tracy Swartz
From the boardroom to the monastery: Finding Buddhism in California
She once managed a thriving medical skin care business in California, drove a sports car and owned a home.
· Park Ga-young
Allira was a fierce ‘body positivity’ advocate. Then the movement soured
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· Nell Geraets
Israeli settlers attempted to set fire to clinic in West Bank
Israeli settlers attempted to set fire to a health clinic and vehicles overnight in the village of Burqa in the Ramallah, occupied West Bank, according to Wafa news agency.
· Middleeasteye
JBNU medical school receives nonaccreditation decision, despite expanded quota under regional doctor plan
Jeonbuk National University has requested a reevaluation after its medical school was placed on a one-year grace period following a nonaccreditation decision by the Korean Institute of Medical Education and Evaluation, despite being granted an increased quota for the 2027 academic year, the Education Ministry said M…
· Lee Seung-ku
Japanese national returns home after monthslong detention in Iran
TOKYO — Japan's top government spokesperson said Monday that one of two Japanese nationals detained in Iran has safely returned home in good health.
· Associated Press
Nurses' union claims government policy has led to patient deaths
The government says it "doesn't have any evidence" to substantiate the claims. (ABC News: Georgia Hogge)
South Korea’s ‘pali-pali’ spirit keeps killing its workers
Nine of the 14 people killed in Friday’s factory fire in Daejeon died in a room that did not officially exist
· Park Chan-kyong
Kids in this state are worse off than rest of the country
Property News: Australia's most expensive streets, and how much it costs to live in them.
· Rebecca Masters
Hundreds of e-bike riders fined or cautioned in major crackdown
Property News: Australia's most expensive streets, and how much it costs to live in them.
· Lara Pearce
Many ADHD, autism TikTok videos are ‘inaccurate’, study claims, leading to misinformation
Social media misinformation on ADHD and autism is rife, especially on TikTok, and experts are urging better content moderation
· dpa