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2.7 Million Return to Khartoum Amid Shortages — 2dAbout 2.7 million people have returned to Khartoum since Sudan’s army retook the capital, but many face prolonged power and water outages, scarce jobs and medicine, and lingering dangers from unexploded ordnance. With fighting continuing elsewhere and basic services unreliable, some returnees are sending their families abroad again, despite the hardships Sudanese faced while seeking refuge in Egypt.

Renewed fighting overwhelms Yemen hospitals as 130,000 flee homesWorld — 4dRenewed fighting in Yemen is overwhelming the country’s fragile health system, with hospitals short of medicine and beds, some health centers prioritizing trauma patients over routine and maternity care, and aid access increasingly difficult. The crisis is putting children and pregnant women at heightened risk, as illustrated by a malnourished 7-year-old whose father carried him 270 kilometers to find treatment.

Cancer tops physician AI queries in nine countriesHealth — Sep 22, 2026Cancer care is becoming more complex as incidence rises for several major cancer types, while clinicians increasingly turn to AI to navigate oncology’s expanding knowledge base. Efforts to improve care include NIH support for independent validation of precision-medicine AI models and NCCN’s work adapting cancer guidelines to local clinical practices and resources in China.

Florence Nightingale Reforms Battlefield MedicineGood News — FROM 1854Nurse organizes sanitation saving thousands of soldiers

IJRU.S. Forcing Mexico to Take Down Terrorist Cartel, Three of Five Top Bosses Jailed or KilledIldefonso Ortiz and Brandon Darby · 4 min · 2h

Hildegard of Bingen Writes Scivias and Heals PatientsGood News — FROM 1151Abbess records visions and treats the sick with herbal medicine.

Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Stranded survivors cross Trishuli River by zip line after Nepal floods — Sep 3, 2026After devastating floods in Nepal cut off communities, relief camps report shortages of essential medicines and cash despite food aid, as efforts continue to reach hundreds of thousands displaced and thousands killed or missing. Rescuers—armed forces and international teams—have used a makeshift zip line across the Trishuli River to move people and supplies, while teams focus on trapped workers in hydroelectric tunnels and delivering medicines, food, and essentials to those in dire need.

Longevity Interest Spans Health, Medicine, InvestmentHealth — Sep 13, 2026Experts caution that longevity should be defined by reducing risks of cardiovascular, metabolic, cancer and cognitive diseases through comprehensive testing and personalized plans, not merely chasing arbitrary biological age scores. The conversation across clinics, media voices and investors now spans practical skin- and device-based improvements, measured prevention through the Silent Decade framework, and bold biotech funding aimed at replacement therapies and long-term durability.

Allsumhome Launches Official ExBrite Online Store Nationwide — Sep 2, 2026Allsumhome.com is the official online store for ExBrite, giving homeowners, designers, contractors, and commercial partners direct access to ExBrite’s bathroom product collections. The catalog highlights Illuminate medicine cabinets, LED mirrors, and shower doors and bathtubs, with warehouse support in California, New Jersey, and Texas to serve customers nationwide.

Marcus Bell Three warehouses across the country is smart, shipping times for bathroom fixtures can be brutal otherwise.

Clearmind Plans $2.5M Acquisition of EV Charging Stake — Sep 4, 2026Clearmind Medicine has agreed to acquire a 51% stake in Charging Robotics for $2.5 million and will extend a $1.5 million loan at 4% interest, with closing targeted for the week of September 7, 2026. Charging Robotics provides wireless 10 kW charging for automated parking facilities and autonomous platforms, enabling continuous, plug-free charging integrated into robotic parking and robotaxi workflows in dense urban settings.

Tom Gallagher The 4% loan on top of the equity stake makes this look more like a bailout than a strategic investment. Curious how Charging Robotics' cash flow looks.

Sandra Rhodes‘Saved by the Bell’ Actor Dies at 75Dennis Haskins, the actor best known for playing Principal Richard Belding in the popular sitcom “Saved by the Bell,” has died. He was 75. Haskins’ agent, Jay Schachter , confirmed his passing to multiple media outlets on Monday. “It’s a tragic loss,” Schachter told Nexstar. “Everyone loved Mr. Belding and those of us who got to know Dennis, loved him even more. He was a great person, and he loved53m · 2 reads

Pentagon mandates testosterone screening for men over 30, symptom checks for women — Sep 3, 2026The Pentagon rolled out mandatory testosterone blood testing for all active-duty and reserve service members aged 30 and older, with younger men tested only on request or if symptoms warrant evaluation, while women will undergo symptom-based screening rather than routine testosterone tests; the program aims to boost readiness by identifying hormonal and energy-related health issues. The initiative has drawn criticism from some doctors about the lack of robust evidence for universal screening, and the FDA plans to convene a panel in mid-September to discuss testosterone use in medicine.

Derek Foss Seems like a lot of money and time for something you can already ask your doctor about if you're feeling off. Wonder what the actual data shows.

Ishbia reveals riverfront White Sox stadium proposal amid lingering questions — Sep 5, 2026Canal Edge, led by Justin Ishbia, unveiled The Railyards plan for a riverfront mixed-use district along the Chicago River from Roosevelt Road to 18th Street that would include a possible new White Sox ballpark, Northwestern Medicine healthcare facilities, and transit-oriented housing, retail, and offices, with a multi-month feasibility review underway. The proposal has drawn mixed reactions—from policymakers wary of subsidies and community impact to Ishbia’s stated aim of boosting jobs and city vitality, while Reinsdorf retains decision-making control of the Sox and the option years ahead for ownership changes.

Tom Gallagher Reinsdorf still holding the keys makes this whole thing feel like a fancy pitch deck until he actually signs off.

Physical Books vs E-ReadersYourlist — VS BattlePaper's soul versus the paperless suitcase.

PRISHA MOSLEY: It’s Not Hateful To Advocate For Ethical MedicineOpinion — Jun 26, 2025People accuse me of hating people with trans identities because I advocate for ethical and evidence-based medicine for them. My name is Prisha Mosley. I am 27 years old, a mother, and a detransitioner. I am a…

KURT MICELI: The Silence Has Been Broken. Will The Rest Of Organized Medicine Listen? — Feb 17, 2026The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) did something rare in organized medicine: it changed course. In its new position statement on gender surgery for minors, ASPS acknowledged that its understanding has…

LILA ROSE: The Abortion Pill Is Poison, Not Medicine — May 4, 2025The abortion pill is not medicine. It is a dangerous drug designed to end the life of an innocent human child, and as new evidence shows, it’s gravely harming the women it claims to help. A new, unprecedented study from…

IJRSenate Passes College Sports Bill As It Punts On Tackling AI, National Debt And Flock Before MidtermsNicole Silverio · 7 min · 12h

Trump FDA Moves To Rectify One Of The ‘Biggest Errors In Modern Medicine’ — Nov 10, 2025WASHINGTON — The Trump administration on Monday announced moves to reverse what Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Marty Makary has described as the “biggest error in modern medicine” — the longstanding…

Would you get phished?Quizie — QuizFifteen workplace scam scenarios. Most people are more confident than correct — the rank says which one you are.

Hidden in OSHA Guidance Is a Rule to Not Make Employers Report Worker Side Effects from Forced COVID VaxOpinion — Oct 20, 2021When it comes to science and medicine, transparency is everything. Scientific discourse requires all parties to be informed, and dissenting opinions, even if they are in the minority, need to be heard. In medicine, how…

Coalition Of Medical Professional Orgs Urge Harris To Protect Physicians’ Conscience Rights — Oct 31, 2024A coalition of medical professional organizations are urging Vice President Kamala Harris to protect physicians’ right to practice medicine based on their conscience beliefs. The Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine (AHM)…

New Book Exposes How Leftist Ideology Corrupts Medicine — Jun 17, 2025A soon-to-be released book aims to shed light on the left’s ideological takeover of American medicine and calls for a return to merit and science-based care and education. “ Doing Great Harm? ,” authored by Do No Harm…

Gorillas’ Medicinal Plants Offer Clues For Drug-Resistant E.coli‌Reporting — Sep 12, 2024Dr. Oyaba Yinda says that wild great apes often consume medicinal plants that can treat their ailments. GUERRERO DE LA LUZ VIA PEXELS. “> Self-medicating gorillas have provided valuable clues in the search for new…

Sandra RhodesBanned Outlets Band Together to Support CNNThe war of President Donald Trump versus the banned news outlets continues as the outlets are asking a federal judge to intervene in the administration’s ongoing efforts to keep CNN from covering the president via pool duty. In a court filing this week, an attorney representing the outlets wrote “the White House’s words and actions leave little doubt that it will immediately reinstitute a complete1h · 3 reads

‘Time For Them To Be Held Accountable’: Byron Donalds Says IRS Gets Taste Of Its Own Medicine As DOGE Launches Audit — Feb 15, 2025Republican Florida Rep. Byron Donalds said Friday on Newsmax that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is getting a taste of its own medicine as the Trump administration launches a full-scale audit. Elon Musk’s Department…

Creative Biolabs Expands Complement, Cell Therapy ResearchHealth — Jul 24, 2026Creative Biolabs is expanding advanced research services in complement therapeutics, iPSC characterization, and macrophage assays to meet the rising needs of precision medicine, immunotherapy, and regenerative medicine. The company positions itself as a key partner for validating complex cell-based therapies and understanding immune pathway interactions to support robust preclinical data.

National Schwarcz Healthcare Sciences Scholarship Opens ApplicationsHealth — Aug 28, 2026The Dr. Ricardo Schwarcz Scholarship for Healthcare Sciences is opening a nationwide opportunity for undergraduate students to pursue healthcare careers by submitting an original essay (up to 1,000 words) that reflects on Dr. Schwarcz’s expertise in critical care, pulmonary diseases, neurocritical care, and sleep medicine, with emphasis on patient care and future medical innovation. The program evaluates applicants across medical paths such as medical school, nursing, or allied health fields based on academic direction and commitment to healthcare, aiming to foster a sustained contribution to the evolving landscape of medicine.

DAVID LEJEUNE: Root Cause Medicine Vital To Reforming American Healthcare — Nov 11, 2025Nothing is more frustrating than having your doctor tell you that the physical ailments you are experiencing can only be managed, not healed. Yet that is what countless Americans are told by hospital systems across the…

AAIRS Troy Sleep Center Earns Accreditation — Jul 23, 2026AAIRS Clinic & Troy Sleep Center provides American Academy of Sleep Medicine-accredited sleep labs and board-certified sleep medicine interpretation for adults and children across Oakland and Macomb Counties, offering in-lab and home sleep studies at Troy and Sterling Heights. The clinic also delivers multi-specialty care including pulmonary, allergy, asthma, and immunology services, holds a Center of Excellence designation, and has earned multiple Top Doc honors.

IJREbola Explodes In Africa Much Faster Than Infamous 2010s OutbreakElizabeth Bandelin · 4 min · 16h