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EuronewsMSF documented more than 20 attacks on its facilities from April 2022 to December 2025. The WHO recorded 2,815 attacks on healthcare across Ukraine in the same period, resulting in 224 deaths and 902 injuries.
news.sky.comPro-Palestine activists displayed a giant Palestinian flag and banner on London's Tower Bridge on July 12. The demonstration called for the release of Dr Hussam Abu Safia, a Gaza hospital director held by Israel for more than 500 days.
Wang Danhao, 31, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Michigan, died by suicide in Ann Arbor. His ashes reached his mother in China nearly four months later. The death followed an interview by US federal law enforcement the previous day.
tvinsider.comCristina Sanz, a cast member on the A&E series “Born This Way,” died Monday morning at age 36. Her family said she suffered a sudden cardiac arrest at her day program and was taken to a hospital, where doctors could not stabilize her heart.
en.antaranews.comA survey of 1,250 adults shows one in four Americans consult AI chatbots for health questions because they cannot afford doctor visits. The same poll found higher rates among younger adults and lower-income respondents.
winnipegfreepress.comCalabria continues to employ more than 200 Cuban medical staff in its hospitals. The program has drawn visits from U.S. officials seeking alternatives.
Nbc NewsA United Nations inquiry and experts called for the immediate release of a Palestinian doctor held in Israeli custody for 18 months, citing concerns over his health. The doctor is described as facing imminent risk of death while in detention.
en.antaranews.comThe state requested dismissal after reviews found continued legal grounds for holding the doctors. It rejected arguments from Physicians for Human Rights Israel that the detentions should end.
washingtonpost.comA Berlin court convicted 41-year-old palliative care physician Johannes M. of murdering 15 patients by administering lethal medication without consent. The ruling included a lifetime ban from practicing medicine and a finding of serious guilt.
PropublicaA ProPublica and KUOW review found the Washington Medical Commission often waited months to issue required press releases about formal allegations against doctors, including cases involving sexual misconduct and patient exams.
thequint.comA 41-year-old palliative care doctor from Berlin faces judgment on charges of murdering 15 patients using sedative cocktails and setting fires to hide evidence. AFP reported the details of the case.
Israel's Supreme Court is weighing a petition to release several Gazan medical personnel held in custody. The case centers on doctors captured during operations in Gaza and still held without formal charges.
Germany will end the three-day grace period for calling in sick without a doctor's note. Officials say the change aims to reduce absenteeism and support economic growth. Several other European countries maintain different rules on certificates and pay.
Al JazeeraA UN human rights body on July 6 demanded the immediate release of Hussam Abu Safia, held without charge since December 2024. The group cited violations of international human rights standards and reports of daily abuse.
A Gaza physician met his lawyer on 2 July and displayed breathing difficulty, weakness, and visible injuries after transfer to an underground Israeli facility. The lawyer reported the detainee expressed fear for his life and described daily beatings. A separate incident involved…
A nationwide review examined more than 8,000 courses at institutions that train doctors, nurses and allied-health practitioners. The audit, finished last year, will guide possible updates on how sex and gender differences are taught.
deadline.comThe Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities awarded fourteen Adams Fellowships during its annual seminar on Tuesday. Recipients will receive up to four years of funding for research in science and engineering fields.
unicornriot.ninjaA report from a nongovernmental organization describes antisemitism, antizionism, and hostility as deeply rooted within Doctors Without Borders. The document reviews internal staff conversations and the experiences of Jewish staff members.
Al JazeeraElyas Abu Safia said his father Hussam Abu Safia can barely breathe or speak after more than 555 days in Israeli prison. Physicians for Human Rights Israel reported severe injuries and demanded his release.
Nasser Odeh reported that Dr. Hussam Abu Safia appeared badly beaten and losing consciousness during a visit at Nitzan Prison. The paediatrician has been held more than 500 days under the Unlawful Combatants Law without charges.
FortuneThe federal health department highlighted limited oversight and consent issues for AI scribes used by doctors. Usage of the tools nearly doubled in Australia between 2024 and 2025. A regulatory review by the Therapeutic Goods Administration is due in coming months.
thehindu.comA doctor who tested positive for Ebola after returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo has recovered and left a French hospital. The case marked the first time French authorities detected the virus on national territory.
dohanews.coAhmed Nagi and Taha Nabil in Taiz governorate face barriers to treatment for liver and eye conditions. Broader data show widespread gaps in Yemen's medical system and recruitment of foreign doctors.
bleedingcool.comThe German government will require a doctor's note on the first day of illness as part of a reform package negotiated by the Christian Democratic Union and Social Democrat parties. The measures also raise the retirement age and ease hiring and firing rules, with passage expected…
news.sky.comA video posted on Truth Social showed the president in a doctor costume alongside altered clips of several public figures discussing a condition labeled Trump Derangement Syndrome. One of the individuals featured responded publicly with criticism of the president.
comicbook.comThe coalition government announced changes to sick-leave rules that will require workers to obtain a doctor's note on the first day of illness. The measure ends a pandemic-era policy allowing phone certificates and applies to all employers.
680news.comA hospital system dropped plans to replace Eugene Emergency Physicians with ApolloMD after the local group challenged the move under Oregon's 2025 corporate practice of medicine law. The case ended without a court ruling when the hospital renewed its agreement with the independen…
The GuardianPresident Trump shared an AI-generated video on social media Thursday showing him as a doctor treating celebrities for a fictional condition. The video used fabricated footage of several actors who have criticized the president.
nypost.comWorkers must now submit a medical certificate from the first day of illness to receive paid sick leave. The policy replaces an earlier rule that allowed up to six weeks of paid sick leave without a note.
cnet.comUpDoc received FDA clearance in December for its diabetes management app and announced the approval in late June. The app uses an LLM-based chatbot interface to deliver doctor-defined treatment instructions.
realitytea.comThe video shows AI-generated versions of several celebrities describing symptoms and receiving advice from a recreated presidential figure. It ends with instructions to avoid certain media and adopt specific habits.
Doctors in Venezuela said Wednesday they fear untreated injuries and overwhelmed hospitals will widen a medical crisis following two major earthquakes. The statement comes as rescue teams continue search operations in affected areas.
Washington ExaminerThe New Jersey Republican disclosed his diagnosis upon returning June 30 after nearly four months away. He said doctors recommended inpatient treatment that kept him from voting on more than 100 measures.
news.sky.comA majority of BMA members voted to accept the deal covering pay rises and training posts. Strikes that began in 2023 will now conclude across England.
theconversation.comPortugal’s National Health Service contracted Sword Health this month to deliver AI-supported virtual physical therapy to the country’s full population of 10 million. Patients gain unlimited access after a doctor referral.
slate.comThe Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors gave the federal government another four weeks to address unpaid allowances and training funds. The group declared an industrial dispute after its June 27 virtual meeting.
livemint.comMore facilities in Japan are installing sanitary disposal boxes in men’s restrooms to serve men using incontinence pads and adult diapers. The Japan Times reported June 29 that the bins are frequently mistaken for ordinary trash receptacles. A Nagasaki citizens’ group began promo…
A study published last month in Mycologia examined how Lanmaoa asiatica induces hallucinations of miniature people. nypost.com reported on the research by University of Utah postdoctoral student Colin Domnauer.
ncbi.nlm.nih.govA study published June 22, 2026, by five researchers found that total abortion bans in nine states are causing doctors to delay treatment for early pregnancy loss, ectopic pregnancy and maternal illness. Pregnant women in those states face nearly twice the mortality risk, with Bl…
TechCrunchA patient diagnosed with rare non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma gathered multiple medical opinions and fed scan data into Claude to resolve an ambiguous final PET result. The model identified thymus rebound with high probability, later confirmed by a fourth doctor.
cointelegraph.comThe Professional Regulatory Board of Medicine suspended a licensed physician's certificate for six months after finding her statements about healthcare workers violated the medical code of ethics. The board said the doctor may resume practice after serving the suspension and fili…
EuronewsEuronews reported Greece's decision to send ESA candidate Adrianos Golemis into space over the next two years. The mission will include experiments from Greek research teams and support commercial spaceflight options for Greek citizens.
A Saudi doctor identified as Taleb A. received a life sentence on June 26 for killing six people and injuring more than 300 others in a car attack at a Magdeburg Christmas market. The December 2024 incident lasted one minute and four seconds and had been planned for weeks.
Sens. Ed Markey and Rand Paul introduced updated legislation Thursday to let board-certified addiction medicine doctors prescribe methadone for pharmacy pickup. The measure revives a 2023 proposal that cleared a Senate committee but stalled. It also lets HHS designate additional…
ESPNKansas City Royals left-hander Cole Ragans will have surgery to address a left elbow impingement that has kept him out since early May. Manager Matt Quatraro said Tuesday that Ragans will consult another doctor this week to set the procedure and recovery timeline. The 28-year-old…
EuronewsA doctor who returned from a humanitarian mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo tested positive for Ebola, the first confirmed case in France. The patient was isolated and transferred to a specialized facility, with contact tracing underway and public risk assessed as low.
Abc NewsThe Justice Department charged Jason Finkelstein with billing insurers for unnecessary cardiovascular tests and certifying results without review. The alleged scheme ran from 2019 through 2025 and involved two unidentified co-conspirators.
kpbs.orgWilliam Okanga-Ajwang, 64, worked in Britain despite losing his licence in Poland in January 2021 because the General Medical Council no longer receives EU notifications. The case emerged after a Times investigation identified more than 100 similar instances.
mondoweiss.netDr. Hussam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, remains in Israeli detention more than 500 days after his December 2024 arrest. No formal charges have been filed and no trial has occurred.
The IndependentTissue removed by German doctors after Private Donnie MacRae died in 1941 was identified and returned to his Berlin cemetery plot. A service was held this week with two relatives present.
New York PostA senior executive at Estée Lauder died suddenly in February after receiving cosmetic filler injections. Doctors indicated the death may have resulted from an accidental injection into the bloodstream that led to a pulmonary embolism.
thehollywoodgossip.comHowie Mandel said a sand fly laid larvae under his skin as a child, causing moving bumps that doctors later treated at a dermatology convention. He stated the procedures and subsequent home care left him with lasting trauma. A physician noted that early medical experiences can af…
Medical staff at Frankston Hospital described ongoing trauma after attempting to save a woman who died from postpartum hemorrhage following an unassisted home birth. A coronial inquest heard testimony about the incident and rising complications linked to free births.
english.radio.czDr. Peter Stafford and his family arrived safely in the United States on Monday after treatment in Germany. The doctor had tested positive while working in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The court upheld the continued detention of Hussam Abu Safiya, who has been held without charge since December 2024. He is one of at least 14 doctors from Gaza held under the same law.
news.sky.comPrime Minister Dr. Kamil Idris met Sudan Doctors Union leaders on 16 June 2026 and ordered a committee to address health insurance, clinic reconstruction and expatriate returns.
Justin Gaethje defeated Ilia Topuria when the fight ended before the fifth round after Topuria could not return to his corner. The June 14 event drew criticism of the cageside doctor from Daniel Cormier.
rediff.comWorkers report being steered to telehealth providers that require additional steps before approving GLP-1 prescriptions, even when primary care doctors have already prescribed the drugs.
channel4.comThe British Medical Association called off industrial action set for Monday after ministers proposed a 6.6 per cent average pay rise and new training posts. The deal will go to a member ballot in the coming weeks.
thehindu.comChinese authorities detained U Min Zin, a doctoral student at UC Berkeley, at Kunming airport on June 3. The U.S. Consulate in Guangzhou received notification of the arrest.