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Vietnam's Vinmec Central Park Hospital successfully performs the country's first pediatric robotic brain surgery for drug-resistant epilepsy, reducing seizures by 95%. ● Life has its fair share of challenges. Even the happiest moments of life — celebrating a new job or becoming a parent — can be difficult. ● Abuse of older people is far more common than most families realize. A recent World Health Organization fact sheet reports that one in six adults over 60 experienced abuse in community settings last year, while a staggering two out of three nursing-home staff admitted to committing abuse within the same period. ● A Texas mom accused of medical child abuse in an alleged Munchausen by proxy case will face no jail time after a decision by a grand jury not to indict her. ● Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green railed against high insurance costs, weeks after signing the Big, Beautiful Bill that will strip millions of their health insurance. ● Republican Sen. John Kennedy blamed a technical error for his sudden freeze during a live interview, which sparked rumors of health issues online. ● Nearly $10 million worth of contraceptives already paid for by the US are en route from Belgium to France for incineration. ● A lawsuit was settled for an undisclosed amount after a patient died during cataract surgery when medical staff silenced alarms to play a music bingo game. ● What exactly does "biologically active functional food" mean? Do products marketed under this label truly deliver? And why is Greespi being recognized as a prime example of this new category? ● An Idaho urologist's vasectomy procedure, marketed on TikTok, includes "tripping out" with virtual reality goggles & has women questioning their healthcare. ● Social media users are accusing White House officials of lying about President Donald Trump's physical exam after the 47th president was diagnosed with a vein condition which caused swelling in his legs. ● After speculation into a persistent hand bruise and swollen ankles, the White House announced President Trump was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency. ● Trump announced that he has persuaded Coca-Cola to use cane sugar in Coke sold in the US, making the product more like the brand's popular Mexican import. ● A Texas surgeon whose criticism of UnitedHealthcare's coverage practices went viral is seeking support through GoFundMe after suffering from retaliation. ● Board Certified Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner Dani Conway's bioindividual nutrition model customizes macronutrient ratios, meal timing and lifestyle interventions based on unique metabolic needs as well as individual lab data. ● Trump called Rep. Alexandria OCasio-Cortez "low IQ," challenging her and Rep. Jasmine Crockett to IQ tests while touting his own cognitive screening results. ● While over 2 million women enter menopause annually, an estimated 8 to 10 million women experience severe symptoms for seven years or more due to the loss of estrogen, affecting their quality of life. ● A new poll suggests that the key to Republicans holding onto their razor-thin House majority may lie in embracing a democrat-passed policy. ● A documentary series criticizing the United States healthcare industry was removed from Amazon's video-streaming platforms earlier this year after it was denounced by UnitedHealth for allegedly being "defamatory". ● A new study reveals that the BrECADD chemotherapy regimen for Hodgkin's lymphoma preserves fertility far better than standard treatments—without reducing survival rates. Learn how this breakthrough is changing cancer care. ● Community health centers often serve people who would otherwise fall through the cracks. They act as a vital part of the health safety net in communities that lack access to high-end medical care. ● Bill Nye says he was forced to block HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after being bombarded with texts pushing debunked claims that vaccines cause autism. ● A Peruvian man has been hospitalized for tuberculosis after being detained for weeks in an ICE detention center, according to a lawyer representing the man. ● Residents Medical and Brain Health USA launches a new ACGME-accredited psychiatry residency program in Los Angeles to address the growing national shortage of mental health providers ● Jay Bhaumik of Texas Star Pharmacy explores how startups are transforming pharmacies into a tech-driven, patient-centered industry focused on convenience, innovation, and impact. ●
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