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The 'tech neck' time bomb: why 43 million young Americans could cripple U.S. health care within a generation

A spine surgeon warns that smartphone addiction is quietly deforming the spines of Gen Z and Gen Alpha.

Fortune

How Greedy Medics Used the Homeless, the Dead and Anxious Teen Athletes to Fuel Sickening Health Care Fraud

Federal authorities have charged 455 individuals in a nationwide crackdown on healthcare fraud, exposing schemes that siphoned billions from taxpayer-funded programmes. The operation highlights the scale of corruption in the healthcare system.

International Business Times UK

What Is the BetterHelp Scandal? Is BetterHelp Legit? Everything You've Ever Wanted to Know About the Online Therapy Giant

BetterHelp has grown into the world's largest online therapy platform by doing something that the traditional mental health care system has long struggled to accomplish: making licensed therapy accessible to people who might otherwise never pursue it.

Medical Daily

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‘Good teeth, you’re deadly inside and outside’: here’s what Indigenous people told us about oral health

When it comes to health care in Australia, the mouth is too often considered separate to the rest of the body. Medicare doesn’t cover a trip to the dentist in the same way it covers other types of health care.

The Conversation

Full-Body MRI Scans Are Becoming a Popular Preventive Trend

Preventive health care has entered a new era, and full-body MRI scans are quickly becoming one of the most talked-about wellness trends among high-income professionals, entrepreneurs, and health-conscious consumers. Promoted by celebrities, athletes, and tech executives, these scans promise to identify hidden health issues before symptoms appear. The appeal is…

Dinks Finance

Military Families Are Going Hungry — and the Numbers Don’t Yet Reflect the War

The number of families struggling with food insecurity nearly tripled in last two years, survey finds.

Capital & Main

America’s 'midlife crisis' may not be what we think: A study reveals deeper issues and links middle-aged struggles to these factors

Middle age in the US is increasingly marked by loneliness, stress, and declining well-being, unlike in many European nations where midlife health has improved. Weakening social supports, coupled with rising healthcare costs and income inequality, are identified as key drivers. This trend impacts memory and physical strength, even with higher…

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How Is Charles River Laboratories’ Stock Performance Compared to Other Health Care Stocks?

Despite underperforming its industry peers over the past year, analysts remain highly bullish on Charles River Laboratories' long-term prospects.

Barchart

3 Non-Pharma Firms That Could Benefit From the GLP-1 Trend

With GLP-1 usage continuing to rise, a group of unlikely beneficiaries is emerging; stocks in the broader health care sector and even in retail could stand out.

MarketBeat

FAIR Health Data Shows 52% of Telehealth Patients Received Mental Health Diagnoses in Q1 2026 Across All Ages

FAIR Health Q1 2026 data released June 15: telehealth up 10.1%; 52.1% of patients received mental health diagnoses — #1 in every age group and every U.S. region.

Medical Daily

Waters Corporation Stock: Is WAT Underperforming the Health Care Sector?

Waters Corporation has lagged behind the broader health care sector over the past year, but analysts remain fairly bullish about its future prospects.

Barchart

Ebola, hantavirus, diphtheria: how distrust in health care is fuelling multiple outbreaks across the globe

The first half of 2026 has been marked by three different disease outbreaks: Ebola, hantavirus and, in Australia, diphtheria. Each has exposed vulnerabilities in how we detect, communicate and respond to infectious disease outbreaks.

The Conversation

6 Coverage Gaps That Could Leave You Paying Out of Pocket

Insurance feels like a safety net until a claim gets denied or a bill lands that no one saw coming. Many households assume policies cover more than they actually do, and that assumption often leads to expensive surprises. Gaps hide in plain sight inside policy fine print, limits, exclusions, and…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Efficacy Profiles: Brukinsa and Jaypirca in CLL

While the decision of which drug to use is best made on a case-by-case basis by a patient's health care provider, reviewing the available clinical data on these two drugs will hopefully provide patients, their families, and their health care providers with a greater understanding of the potential benefits and…

Medical Daily

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Prior backing for fertility care reversed in Senate panel’s NDAA

Senate Armed Services Committee Republicans, in a reversal, voted this week to oppose an NDAA provision that would broaden health care coverage for military families’ fertility treatments, a Democratic senator said Thursday. “After everything our troops sacrifice for our nation, they should never have to sacrifice their dreams of building…

AAP

NSW:The small stretch of country road causing huge problems

The indefinite closure of part of a highway built by convicts is causing shocks across regional economies, health care and maybe even influencing politics.

AAP

The small stretch of country road causing huge problems

The indefinite closure of part of a highway built by convicts is causing shocks across regional economies, health care and maybe even influencing politics.

The Conversation

The high cost of undiagnosed and untreated ADHD: Unequal mental-health access and the care economy

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental disorder that can persist from childhood into older adulthood. It impacts individuals from all ethnic groups and socioeconomic backgrounds.

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Capital & Main

County Tax Measures Show Limits of Local Responses to Medicaid Cuts

Election results in Los Angeles and Contra Costa counties suggest voters are wary of sales tax hikes, adding pressure for statewide solution.

Newslaundry

Rs 3,350-cr MoU, 70,000 jobs: A Yogi govt AI investment deal is now under fraud cloud

In February 2023, Lucknow hosted the Global Investors Summit — Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s marquee pitch to investors. By the time it concluded, 19,250 MoUs had been signed, with proposed investments worth Rs 33.52 lakh crore. One of those signatures belonged to Obdu Digital Health Care Private Limited.

Fortune

Health care's AI dividend is real. The fight now is over who reaps the gains

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Newsroom.co.nz

Disabled people are experts in our own lives – listen to us

Comment from Otago University: We can’t afford to respond to the crisis in disability health care with incremental change, says Bernadette Huatau Jones

The Times of India

Indian-origin CEO from Chhattisgarh donates $5.5 million to St. Luke's Sugar Land Hospital, helping create the area's first free primary care clinic

An Indian-American entrepreneur, Brij Agrawal, and his wife Sunita have donated $5.5 million to St. Luke's Health-Sugar Land Hospital, the largest single philanthropic gift to date. This significant contribution will enhance healthcare access by expanding hospital services and establishing a new primary care clinic in Sugar Land, benefiting residents with…

MarketBeat

3 ETFs For the Coming Genomics Revolution

Genomics companies are an exciting frontier in health care, and ETFs can help to diversify to control risk while positioning investors to benefit.

Barchart

Billionaire Mark Cuban Says Let’s Take Health Care Back to 1955 — ‘Patients Get a Bill and if They Can Afford It, They Pay That Bill’

Mark Cuban says health care should work more like it did in 1955, arguing transparency and direct payments could cut costs, reduce bureaucracy, and unlock opportunity.

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