New York anchor Bill Ritter announces Alzheimer's diagnosis during his final Eyewitness News broadcast
Posted on Saturday June 13, 2026
Veteran New York news anchor Bill Ritter revealed Friday that he has been diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer's disease, bringing an end to his more than two-decade run
ACA Enrollment Could Fall By 5 Million As Enhanced Health Insurance Subsidies Expire
Posted on Friday June 12, 2026
Millions of Americans face higher health insurance costs as enhanced ACA subsidies expire. New projections show marketplace enrollment could fall by 5 million people.
Woman's unexpected turnaround in Alzheimer's symptoms follows psychedelic use
Posted on Friday June 12, 2026
→ Woman with advanced Alzheimer's regained speech and memories after taking magic mushrooms→ Exercise habit may slash dementia risk and help you live longer→
What’s Behind Mandatory Hydration Breaks At The World Cup?
Posted on Friday June 12, 2026
By mandating hydration breaks at this year's World Cup, FIFA is facilitating a change with huge financial implications as airing more ads boosts broadcasting revenue.
'Amazing' toy scanner eases children's MRI anxiety
Posted on Friday June 12, 2026
Children can test the new miniature replica of an MRI machine on different toys.
College opens lifelike hospital training ward
Posted on Friday June 12, 2026
The aim of the Hele Road ward is to give students hands-on experience with equipment and patients.
The Heat Is On: What Every World Cup Fan Needs To Know Before Kickoff
Posted on Friday June 12, 2026
Heat stroke, dehydration, and medications that raise your risk — what every World Cup fan should know before heading to a match this summer.
Major A&E changes announced amid strikes
Posted on Friday June 12, 2026
Patients have been urged to only attend A&E if their condition is life-threatening or serious.
Nightly glass of wine may not be as harmless as many people think, study suggests
Posted on Friday June 12, 2026
A new study is challenging the conventional wisdom that a small, daily dose of alcohol might be good for your health.The research, published in the Journal of Studies on
100 Years After Geneva, Modern Slavery Is Still Invisible By Design
Posted on Friday June 12, 2026
At the anti-slavery centenary, modern exploitation demands a public health approach. Dismantling systems requires redefining terms, impact metrics & empowering
