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A certified trainer with 20 years of experience says these are her two favorite standing core moves for building stability and balance

These core exercises will challenge you to move in new ways

Fit & Well

Warning issued over ‘very contagious’ disease spreading across dozens of schools and childcare centers in Tennessee

An ongoing outbreak of hand, foot and mouth disease has affected more than 30 schools and childcare centers in the state, according to officials

The Independent UK

"Analog bags" are in. Doomscrolling is out.

It's part of a bigger return to offline hobbies.

Axios

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Medicare agency to recall thousands of staff next week

The agency is bringing back staff during enrollment for Medicare and Affordable Care Act coverage.

Axios

Scoop: Homan says fentanyl as WMD "at least" merits discussion

Homan said there are around 73,000 annual fentanyl deaths.

Axios

Experts warn thousands could be living with Parkinson’s but not know

Parkinson’s UK says thousands of people have been left in uncertainty due to ‘painfully slow’ NHS backlog

The Independent UK

Men’s brains shrink faster than women’s, new Alzheimer’s research shows

The lifetime risk for Alzheimer’s disease at age 45 is one in five for women compared to one in 10 for men, according to the Alzheimer’s Association

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Weight-loss jabs boost heart health no matter how much fat is lost

Weight-loss jabs may benefit heart health and researchers found it is not just losing fat that helps, it may also reduce inflammation and improve blood pressure

The Independent UK

Restricting sugar in first two years of life ‘has lasting benefits for heart’

A recent study included 40,063 people exposed to wartime sugar rationing, which lasted from 1940 to 1953.

The Independent UK

Horror as Dozens of Women Say Always Sanitary Pads Gave Them Painful 'Chemical Burns': 'I Couldn't Sit Down!'

Dozens of women say Always sanitary pads caused painful 'chemical burns' and skin irritation, raising concerns over ingredients and product safety standards.

International Business Times UK

Scientists find no long-term benefit of using Ketamine to treat depression

Ketamine has been reported to have rapid antidepressant effects, but these disappear within days experts say

The Independent UK

Study suggests Covid jab could boost cancer treatment

Researchers now want to conduct larger studies to confirm the findings.

Evening Standard

Why fitness apps could be doing more harm than good

Some users of fitness apps noted feelings of shame, disappointment and demotivation when they didn’t achieve their health goals

The Independent UK

Don't Extend Obamacare Subsidies To End the Government Shutdown

Government interference in health care should be reduced, not expanded.

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Republicans may have run out of time on ACA tax credit changes

Extending the credits after Nov. 1 is still possible, experts say, but gets much harder if there are massive changes.

The Independent UK

Why an extra cup of coffee a day could boost your health

Coffee has been known to reduce fatigue and improve alertness

The Independent UK

Study identifies the major downside of wearing a fitness tracker

Apps should have a more holistic approach to wellness, researchers have said

Evening Standard

Fitness trackers can lead to feelings of shame, study suggests

Researchers have called for the apps to take a more ‘holistic’ approach to help people with their goals.

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“Calm the nervous system, release tension, and prepare the body for rest”—a yoga instructor shares the three moves she does before bed for a better night’s sleep

Supercharge your sleep with these expert-recommended yoga poses

Evening Standard

Big differences in side effects from antidepressant drugs revealed by London scientists

The study shows how the different medicines, taken by eight million people in the UK, can raise or reduce body weight in a range of more than 4kg

AAP

Nurses, midwives vote to endorse lucrative pay deal

Queensland's public nurses and midwives are set to be among the highest paid in the country after officially accepting a $1.8 billion deal, ending a stand-off.

Fit & Well

Find the plank too hard? This certified personal trainer has three variations to help you build up to the real deal

Three expert-approved modifications to make the plank easier

Fit & Well

A trainer says that this is how you should reintroduce walking to your day after a break—15 minutes at a time

Follow this trainer’s low-impact walking workout for beginners to boost your circulation and stimulate your joints

The Independent UK

Investigations into anaphylaxis deaths should become mandatory, charity urges

A new study found that not all anaphylaxis deaths are investigated – despite often being sudden and unexplained

The Independent UK

First UK patient receives ‘game-changing’ ultrasound that destroys liver cancer

A Cambridge hospital is the first in Europe to provide the procedure

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