Essendon forward Nate Caddy was hospitalized with an elevated heart rate during Sunday's game against GWS but was discharged the same night. The 21-year-old is now cleared to train and play this Saturday against Hawthorn, according to football boss Dan McPherson.
The 2026 World Cup is marked by unusual events: penalty shootout psychology, dangerous heat, city tremors from goals, fan-induced ground shaking, sock-cutting by players, and the intersection of sports and politics for Iran. Health studies also reveal fish oil's limited dementia benefits and food preservatives' cardiovascular risks.
The Arctic Floating University expedition is analyzing participants' adaptation to Arctic conditions in the Barents Sea, studying heart rate, hormone levels, mental state, and sleep quality. Researchers aim to develop methods to maintain adaptability for scientific tasks.
An NHS trust has agreed to pay £28m in damages to the family of a six-year-old girl left brain-damaged at birth due to "catastrophic, life-changing injuries". The trust admitted mistakes in monitoring the baby's heart rate during labour.
The pet fitness tracker market is projected to grow to $450m (£333m) by 2035, but veterinary experts are divided on their value. While owners like Bryan Becker credit the devices with helping manage his anxious dog's medication dosage, Dr Elizabeth Mullineaux of the British Veterinary Association warns they are costly and could cause needless worry. Supporters argue pets hide pain instinctively and trackers enable early intervention, while critics emphasise that day-to-day observations and veterinary expertise remain essential.
