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'Game of Thrones' star Emilia Clarke was convinced she 'cheated death' after surviving two brain aneurysms
Emilia Clarke believed she had "cheated death" and was "meant to die" after the TV star survived two life-threatening brain aneurysms while filming HBO's blockbuster fantasy series.Clarke survived both aneurysms while filming "Game of Thrones," a health battle she kept largely private for years. The first aneurysm happened in 2011 right after filming for season one had wrapped. At 24 years old, Clarke collapsed at a gym in London."I was just convinced that I had cheated death, and I was meant to...
New obesity treatment may help preserve muscle during weight loss
During a recent episode of her podcast, Gwyneth Paltrow spoke with neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Huberman about retatrutide, a new advancement in GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide-1) therapies.In recent years, GLP-1 receptor agonists have become a major focus in discussions around biohacking, longevity and wellness – but they’re not without a multitude of side effects.Huberman noted that while first-generation weight-loss drugs curbed users' appetites, they frequently plunged them into massive, rapid cal...
Pregnant woman miscarried after drinking 'passion fruit liquid IV'... now her boyfriend has been charged
Pregnant woman miscarried after drinking 'passion fruit liquid IV'... now her boyfriend has been chargedSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy EMMA RICHTER, US SENIOR NEWS REPORTER Published: 21:57, 20 May 2026 | Updated: 21:59, 20 May 2026 e-mail View comments
How to help children cope after shootings like the San Diego mosque killings
Children's Health How to help children cope after shootings like the San Diego mosque killings May 20, 20264:24 PM ET By Rhitu Chatterjee School children at San Diego mosque need support to process trauma of shooting Listen · 3:31 3:31 Transcript Toggle more options Download Embed Embed Transcript
Child who died after alleged bullying incident had pre-existing medical condition, medical examiner says
A 12-year-old California girl who died in February after allegedly being struck in the head during what her family said was a bullying incident had a pre-existing medical condition that led to her death, according to the medical examiner.
IrisGo, a startup backed by Andrew Ng, looks to become the AI desktop buddy you never knew you needed
Industry insiders say the next big thing in AI is “proactive” systems: agents that can anticipate a user’s needs — and fulfill them — before the user even knows what those needs are. One startup that’s looking to make headway in this area is IrisGo. The company, which closed a $2.8 million seed round led by Andrew Ng’s AI Fund earlier this year, is building a desktop companion for PCs that can learn about a user’s daily workflows and then automate them with limited to no human prompting.
Don’t Wait For Burnout To Change
BusinessDon’t Wait For Burnout To ChangeByDr. Shaoqing Sun,Forbes Books Author.for Forbes BooksAUTHOR POSTExpertise and opinions of authors published by ForbesBooks. Imprint operated under license. | Paid ProgramMay 20, 2026, 03:31pm EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.In my early years as a founder, I was proud of how much pressure I could withstand and wore exhaustion like a medal. gettyMost leaders don’t cha...
Canada faces calls for investigation into death of woman after plasma donation
International student Rodiyat Alabede, 22, died due to a ‘perfect storm’ of lax safety protocols, advocates sayPatient advocates in Canada have called for a new investigation into the death of a young woman who was donating blood plasma, describing a “perfect storm” of lax safety protocols and poorly trained staff and warning of “systemic issues” at plasma donation sites across the country.Rodiyat Alabede, an international student at the University of Winnipeg, died of cardiac arrest shortly aft...
DR Congo cancels pre-World Cup camp due to Ebola outbreak, FIFA 'monitoring' situation
DR Congo have cancelled their pre-World Cup training camp in the capital Kinshasa due to the Ebola outbreak in the country.The World Health Organisation has called it “a public health emergency of international concern” with 139 suspected deaths and over 600 cases due to the disease, per the BBC.DR Congo have confirmed that they have moved the camp to Belgium, where they are due to play Denmark on June 3, with a further pre-tournament fixture in Spain on June 9. They will play Portugal, Colombia...
Kelsey Parker speaks of ‘being treated like criminal’ after stillbirth ordeal
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What you need to know about latest meningitis cluster
After a fourth case of meningitis B has been confirmed in Reading, BBC South's health correspondent Alastair Fee shares what you need to know.
A tale of two outbreaks
Our podcast on science and technology. How to manage hantavirus and Ebola outbreaks in a post-aid era of public health
Which is better — retinal or retinol?
Skin CareMeet retinal — retinol’s stronger, faster siblingWhile retinol may be more common, retinal has been found to be more effective, faster acting and even easier to tolerate, according to experts.May 20, 2026, 1:22 PM EDTDeanna PaiContributing Writer and EditorSkip to table of contentsRetinal can still cause irritation, so dermatologists recommend looking for fragrance-free versions with hydrating ingredients. Amazon; UltaRetinol is as close as it gets to a do-it-all topical skin care ingre...
Former health minister with terminal cancer urges MPs not to bring back assisted dying bill
Exclusive: Ashley Dalton said rejected amendments could have made bill stronger but it became a ‘pretty dangerous set of affairs’A former public health minister facing terminal cancer has urged MPs not to bring back the assisted dying bill.The Labour MP Ashley Dalton revealed she would be on lifelong treatment for metastatic breast cancer which has spread throughout her body – but said her parliamentary colleagues should not revive the bill which would legalise an assisted death to those with a...
Ebola vaccine for Bundibugyo strain could take months before human trials
A vaccine for the Ebola strain driving the outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda is likely months away from human trials, and there is no guarantee it would work, the World Health Organization said Wednesday.
No Ebola cases reported in India yet; govt ramps up surveillance after WHO alert
India has reported no Ebola cases, despite the WHO declaring it a public health emergency. The health ministry has strengthened nationwide surveillance and preparedness measures, including sharing detailed SOPs with states and Union Territories. The country has prior experience in handling similar outbreaks.
Vitiligo affects around 1 in 100 people worldwide – yet the skin condition remains misunderstood
Model Winnie Harlow has non-segmental vitiligo. Andrea Raffin/ ShutterstockAround one in every 100 people worldwide has vitiligo – a chronic, autoimmune skin condition that causes the skin to appear lighter in patches. The number of people affected by vitiligo makes it one of the most common skin disorders. Several studies also suggest that many cases still remain undiagnosed, meaning the true number of people living with vitiligo may even be higher. Yet despite how common vitiligo is, many mi...
Why managing expectations matters in chronic pain treatment
anut21ng Stock/ShutterstockIn a 2026 study I conducted with colleagues on people with peripheral arterial disease, one participant described how leg pain had disrupted his golf for years. It forced him to stop mid-round, shake his leg and apologise to his playing partners while he waited for the pain to pass. He found it mortifying. Then he tried a small electrical device that delivered gentle pulses through pads stuck to his skin. He still had pain. But he could get round the course. When we...
Inside Incyte’s $120 Million AI For Drug Development Deal
NewslettersEditors' PickInside Incyte’s $120 Million AI For Drug Development DealByAmy Feldman,Senior EditorandAlex Knapp,Senior Editor.for InnovationRxFollow AuthorsMay 20, 2026, 12:00pm EDT@font-face{font-family: "Schnyder"; src: url("https://i.forbesimg.com/assets/fonts/schnyders/schnyders-bold-webfont.woff2") format("woff2"), url("https://i.forbesimg.com/assets/fonts/schnyders/schnyders/schnyders-bold-webfont.woff") format("woff"); font-weight: 700; font-style: normal;} @font-face{font-famil...
My life was wrecked by heartburn and I was in agony for 18 months. Doctors gave me tablets for indigestion and antibiotics when it got worse. Then, it turned out I had stomach cancer... these are the signs you can't ignore
My life was wrecked by heartburn and I was in agony for 18 months. Doctors gave me tablets for indigestion and antibiotics when it got worse. Then, it turned out I had stomach cancer... these are the signs you can't ignoreBy LUKE CHAFER, HEALTH REPORTER Published: 12:41, 20 May 2026 | Updated: 16:27, 20 May 2026 e-mail 6 View comments
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