Chinese scientists at Shenzhen University have developed an AI model using clinical trial data to predict depression risks up to four years in advance, potentially aiding public health efforts.
A Chinese father in Sichuan transformed a grave he dug for his 2-year-old daughter, Zhang Xinlei, into a flower garden after her unexpected recovery from severe thalassaemia, a blood disorder requiring lifelong care.
Recent developments highlight scientific and technological advances, including researchers using AI to create new viruses, the discovery of contagious cancer in freshwater fish, and a new device easing nasal swabs.
More than half of the X accounts posting about June riots in Belfast and Southampton were based outside the UK, with US rightwing actors heavily exploiting the flashpoints to amplify racist narratives and boost engagement.
Three nights of anti-immigration protests and disorder in Thetford, Norfolk, have targeted houses of multiple occupancy used to house asylum seekers, resulting in six arrests, attacks on police officers, and rising local tensions.
Public commentary surrounding Ariana Grande's appearance highlights intense social media scrutiny, eating disorder triggers, and the complex cultural debate over body surveillance and privacy.
Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest black professor at 37, resigned amid scrutiny over his academic work and life story, including claims about his autism and learning journey
More arrests have been made in Thetford, Norfolk, following three nights of anti-immigration protests that saw crowds attempt to storm asylum seeker housing, police officers attacked, and residents evacuated for safety.
More arrests have been made in Thetford, Norfolk, following three nights of disorder linked to anti-immigration protests. Asylum seekers were removed from properties for safety, and police officers were assaulted.
Social media discussions on celebrity weight loss, such as Ariana Grande's appearance in her "Petal" music video, misinform the public about eating disorders, potentially triggering those in recovery and promoting unhealthy ideals, according to experts.
Elite Australian netballers face intense body scrutiny and high rates of eating disorders, exacerbated by uniform issues during high-profile matches and pressures from body composition testing.
Isabella Charon's eating disorder stemmed from modelling industry pressures and 'toxic fitspo' online content, with new data showing over 50% of Australians skip meals due to body image concerns.
Social prescribing, a practice more common in the UK, connects individuals with non-medical, community-based activities like sea swimming and art to improve health. Amanda, from Devon, England, found significant relief from major depressive disorder through sea swimming, reducing her antidepressant dosage. Experts advise matching hobbies to symptoms, finding intrinsic motivation, and using mindfulness to identify beneficial activities.
An international team led by Dr. Koh Gou-young discovers arachnoid fenestrations, tiny openings in the brain's protective membrane, enabling cerebrospinal fluid to drain into lymph nodes, shedding light on waste clearance crucial for preventing neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's.
Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has warned about a "rare but severe" eye disorder, non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy (NAION), linked to type 2 diabetes and obesity treatments like Ozempic and Mounjaro. The warning, based on 36 reported cases, advises patients to seek urgent medical attention for sudden vision loss but not to stop treatment without consulting a doctor.
A news briefing highlights the Christian Brothers' agreement to compensate abuse survivors, new US trade tariffs on Australian exports, and domestic concerns over an impending El Niño summer, alongside other headlines including a Socceroos star's alleged drug test and airport advertising disputes.
Australia's TGA has issued a safety warning for GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Wegovy, linking them to non-arteritic anterior ischaemic optic neuropathy (NAION), a rare eye disorder causing potential permanent vision loss. Experts advise caution but not panic, stressing consultation with prescribers.
Reports of anti-social behavior, violence, and disorder at football matches in England and Wales reached a record 1,644 games in 2025-26, a 4% increase, according to a Home Office report. This rise was largely driven by new reporting categories for sexism and violence against women, while overall arrests continued to decline.
A large Danish study of 3.1 million participants over 18 years found a modest but consistent association between long-term exposure to road traffic noise and a 3% higher risk of Parkinson’s disease for every 11.5dB rise in noise. Having a quiet part of the home may mitigate this risk.
West Kowloon Court rejected a defence psychiatrist's opinion that Leung Kai-lok, 19, lacked understanding of his anti-government graffiti. Leung pleaded guilty to criminal damage but denied sedition under the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance for scrawling offensive words against city leaders in a Tsim Sha Tsui toilet.
An independent review of Old Firm crowd disorder at Ibrox in March criticizes Rangers, Celtic, Scottish football authorities, and police for failures, warning of near-violent mass confrontation. It recommends immediate crowd restrictions over fines for unacceptable fan conduct.
Ofcom will not investigate GB News presenter Bev Turner despite over 400 complaints for denying riots in Belfast, where cars and houses were burned. The media regulator stated her comments reflected a personal view and were robustly challenged by a guest.
Singer-actress IU announced the cancellation of her September concert in Goyang and the postponement of her new album's release due to worsening symptoms of patulous Eustachian tube, following professional medical advice. She apologized to fans and promised a swift return.
Migraine understanding has advanced significantly, moving from ancient remedies and outdated theories to identifying the trigeminovascular system and CGRP as key causes. New CGRP-blocking drugs offer revolutionary treatment, though access and awareness remain challenges, as highlighted by Professor Alexandra Sinclair.
