Hilaria Baldwin's Struggle with Eating Disorders
Hilaria Baldwin has opened up about her 20-year battle with eating disorders. She revealed that during her struggles, she even feared the calorie content in toothpaste.2 sourcesSee all sources
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Healthcare news — August 1, 2026 - Page 7
Publications tagged with Healthcare published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 7 of 10.
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Immigrant Crisis in Ceuta
The number of deaths has risen to 34 in Ceuta due to a massive influx of immigrants.6 sourcesSee all sourcesNavy Sailor Accused of Sexual Assault
A sailor has been accused of sexually assaulting both men and women within their navy comrades.2 sourcesSee all sourcesNivea Blue Can Cream: Not a Sunscreen Replacement
A pharmacist examines the cream from the blue can of Nivea, stating that it does not replace sunscreen or aftersun products but is useful for hydrating and softening dry skin. Despite its viral popularity, it's not a cure-all.3 sourcesSee all sourcesNovo Nordisk Stock Plunges on Heart Drug Trial Failure
Novo Nordisk's shares dropped significantly, up to 9%, after an experimental cardiovascular treatment failed to reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes in a large study. The drugmaker's growth prospects beyond obesity and diabetes have been impacted by this setback.10 sourcesSee all sourcesIran Linked to Minnesota Water Supply Cyberattack
Iran is suspected of orchestrating a cyberattack on water supply networks in Minnesota, US. The attack affected more than 30 systems, disrupting operations and leaving wells idle despite powered towers. Investigators are treating it as a state-sponsored incident, with no ransom note found.5 sourcesSee all sourcesMeasles Outbreak in USA: Record-Breaking Cases in 2026
The United States is experiencing a record-breaking measles outbreak, with over 2,300 cases reported since the beginning of 2026. This is the highest number since 1991 and more than the total cases reported in 2025. The outbreak has led to quarantines and hospitalized children. Experts blame the surge on declining vaccination rates.6 sourcesSee all sourcesCarly Simon Releases New Single 'Peaches' After Parkinson's Diagnosis
Days after announcing her diagnosis with Parkinson's disease, singer-songwriter Carly Simon has released a new single titled 'Peaches'. The song is now available for listeners.2 sourcesSee all sourcesNearly Two-Thirds of Kids Consume Caffeine, Impacting Their Health
A CDC report reveals that nearly two-thirds of American children aged 2 to 19 have caffeine in their diet, with an average intake of 19.4 milligrams per day. This is equivalent to about two-thirds of the caffeine found in a can of Coke. The report highlights potential health impacts on children, including mental health concerns.6 sourcesSee all sourcesLuis Miguel Shares Health Update on Instagram
After months of speculation about his health, singer Luis Miguel has shared a photograph on his official Instagram account, seemingly confirming that he is alive and well.3 sourcesSee all sourcesBody of Missing Russian Woman Lyudmila Turkova Found in Belgrade
The body of Lyudmila Turkova, a Russian woman who went missing on July 25, has been found in a remote area of Belgrade. The Serbian portal Telegraf reports that the body was discovered in a suitcase and has been identified as Turkova's.5 sourcesSee all sourcesMan Arrested for Stabbing in San Isidro Park
A 46-year-old man has been arrested for stabbing a young man in San Isidro park with a switchblade. The victim was taken to the Hospital Clínico de San Carlos.2 sourcesSee all sourcesYouTuber Jazza's Wife Diagnosed with Rare Breast Cancer
YouTuber Jazza has shared that his wife Kate has been diagnosed with a rare combination of breast cancers. She is undergoing chemotherapy and is expected to have a double mastectomy.2 sourcesSee all sourcesInspection at Post-COVID Clinic
The private pain clinic Excellent Care Clinics in Velsen-Noord claimed to have found an effective medication against post-COVID symptoms using lidocaine. However, an inspection concluded that patients were put at risk as the drug's safety had not been proven.2 sourcesSee all sourcesBlack Women Most Educated but Most Unemployed
Jasmine Crockett, a U.S. Representative, has expressed concern that black women, who are the most educated demographic in the country, have the highest unemployment rate among all groups.7 sourcesSee all sourcesOvereating from Boredom: Causes and Solutions
Overeating due to boredom is a common issue where individuals consume food without realizing it. This can be triggered by various activities like watching TV. Professor Oksana Drapkina, an academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, suggests that this unconscious overeating is a harmful habit that needs to be addressed.2 sourcesSee all sourcesMississauga, Toronto Consider Moratoriums on Data Centres Amid Environmental Concerns
Mississauga city council has approved a one-year pause on data centre development while Toronto residents demand a similar moratorium for proposed projects in Etobicoke and Scarborough. Councillors in both cities cite concerns about environmental impacts, including water and energy consumption, as well as noise levels. Mississauga's review will assess potential impacts on infrastructure, economic activity, and community well-being.5 sourcesSee all sourcesTaco Bell Sales Drop Due to Cyclospora Outbreak
Taco Bell's parent company, Yum Brands, reports a 2% drop in sales due to a cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to the fast food chain. The outbreak, which has affected over 11,000 people in the US, is primarily caused by contaminated iceberg lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms. Despite the impact, Yum Brands' CEO expresses confidence that the sales decline will be temporary as restaurants recover.11 sourcesSee all sourcesFormer Magdalena Governor Carlos Caicedo Sentenced for Corruption
A judge has sentenced former Magdalena governor and presidential candidate Carlos Caicedo to 117 months in prison and a fine of over $4.4 billion for irregularities committed against the healthcare system while he was mayor of Santa Marta. Caicedo was found guilty of contract without fulfillment of legal requirements and embezzlement by appropriation. The conviction stems from a 2014 contract for the maintenance and adaptation of four health centers, which resulted in demolitions, interruption of medical attention, and a patrimonial detriment of $5.04 billion.20 sourcesSee all sourcesWHO Warns of Health Crisis in Afghanistan Due to Budget Cuts and Taliban Restrictions
The World Health Organization (WHO) has released its annual report on Afghanistan, highlighting severe challenges in the health sector due to budget cuts and Taliban-imposed restrictions. The report warns that only 45.3% of the required budget was received, leading to the closure of health centers. Taliban restrictions on women's activities and mobility have disrupted health services, disease monitoring, and outbreak responses. The shortage of doctors and female staff, particularly in remote areas, has further weakened healthcare access for women and children. The WHO also notes that funding shortages have affected acute severe malnutrition treatment centers and programs responding to gender-based violence. Additionally, polio eradication efforts have been hindered by the authorities' ban on house-to-house vaccination, high population mobility, and lack of resources. These challenges come at a critical time when the WHO is also responding to earthquakes, returnees, disease outbreaks, and increased malnutrition.3 sourcesSee all sourcesUkraine's Supreme Court Rules Against Men Seeking Compensation for Ex-Wives' Breast Implants
The Supreme Court of Ukraine has set a precedent in a divorce case, ruling that breast implants cannot be considered joint property and thus cannot be claimed by ex-husbands. The court decided that medical implants become part of the patient's body and are not subject to division upon divorce. The ruling comes after a man attempted to recover €4,000 for his ex-wife's breast augmentation surgery.2 sourcesSee all sourcesStranded Ships in Hormuz Strait Pose Invasive Species Threat
Over 1500 ships stuck in the Strait of Hormuz could cause an 'invasive superspreader event', warn scientists. The stranded vessels risk spreading invasive species worldwide, threatening marine ecosystems.3 sourcesSee all sourcesCyclospora Outbreak: Over 18,000 Cases in 45 US States
An outbreak of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by a parasite, has infected over 18,000 people across 45 US states since May. The parasite, Cyclospora, causes severe diarrhea and has hospitalized hundreds. Michigan has been particularly affected, with over 10,000 cases. The source of the outbreak is still under investigation, but contaminated food, especially herbs, salad, and soft fruit, are suspected.15 sourcesSee all sourcesRHOC's Jeana Keough Shares Tongue Cancer Prognosis
Former 'Real Housewives of Orange County' star Jeana Keough has revealed a devastating tongue cancer prognosis due to a delayed diagnosis caused by a dentist's 'huge mistake'. Keough advised getting a reliable dentist and demanding answers if something feels wrong.4 sourcesSee all sources