health
Coverage of health in the Nexus archive.
- Local studio celebrates health, wellness through dance for all ages
Discover Music Body Soul, a local studio in Honolulu, has introduced new dance programs focused on health and wellness. The programs include gentle movement classes for moms and kids.
- One 30-second test may be one of the best indicators of longevity, trainer says
A 30-second test is highlighted as a potential indicator of longevity by a trainer, with experts noting it as one of the simplest health measures. The article states that many Americans are prioritizing mobility and independence as they age.
- I went for a quick mouth swab... the results gave me a scary reality check - here's how your saliva holds the key to health
A person underwent a mouth swab test, revealing concerning health insights through saliva analysis. The article highlights how saliva can serve as a key indicator for health assessments.
- GOP senators express confidence in McConnell’s return as health scrutiny grows
Sen. Joni Ernst expressed public support for Sen. Mitch McConnell amid growing questions about his health and absence from Congress. Ernst was asked whether McConnell should provide more details about his condition.
- Rwanda: Kagame, U.S. Congressional Delegation Discuss Energy, Health Cooperation
President Paul Kagame met with a bipartisan U.S. Congressional delegation led by Representative Brett Guthrie. The discussion focused on energy and health cooperation.
- Lagos generates 69% of ₦1.69 trillion revenue from IGR, spends 91% in first half of 2026
Lagos generated ₦1.69 trillion in revenue during the first half of 2026, with 69% from internally generated revenue (IGR), and spent 91% of the total revenue. The spending showed significant disparities in capital funding across health, education, and environment sectors.
- The Lumbee Tribe of N.C. wants better healthcare, but plans to fund it are in limbo
The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina seeks improved healthcare for its members, but funding plans remain unresolved. Robeson County, home to most Lumbee citizens, is among the worst U.S. counties for health outcomes. The tribe currently relies on the Indian Health Service, which is insufficient to address community health needs.
- The Lumbee Tribe of N.C. wants better healthcare, but plans to fund it are in limbo
The Lumbee Tribe of N.C. seeks improved healthcare for its community in Robeson County, which ranks among the worst U.S. counties for health. Current access to the Indian Health Service is insufficient, and plans to fund better care are stalled.
- Derek Williams dies after decades filming the frontlines of Asia
Derek Williams, a CBS News cameraman who documented major Asian events including the Vietnam War and Tiananmen Square massacre, died July 22 at 79. He lived with Parkinson’s disease and was recently diagnosed with cancer.
- Kentucky governor calls on McConnell to prove he is fit to serve or resign: 'Address the people'
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is demanding Sen. Mitch McConnell to prove his fitness to serve after his hospital discharge or resign. McConnell remains in a rehab facility undergoing physical therapy but has not been medically cleared to return to the Senate. Beshear also urged Senate Majority Leader John Thune to investigate McConnell's condition if he cannot demonstrate capability.
- Why doctors say abortion bans worsen care for miscarriages
A new study finds that state abortion bans, following the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision, are harming women experiencing miscarriages by delaying treatment, increasing health and fertility risks, and prolonging emotional grief. Researchers highlight the negative impact of these bans on non-abortion-related pregnancy complications.
- This smartband fitness tracker tracks your health like an Oura Ring — for less
A smartband fitness tracker offers health monitoring similar to the Oura Ring at a lower cost, functioning as a standalone device without requiring a phone.
- Longtime AP bureau chief Andy Lippman, who led coverage of the O.J. Simpson trial, dies at 78
Andy Lippman, a longtime Associated Press bureau chief who led coverage of the O.J. Simpson trial and the 1992 Los Angeles riots, died at 78 from multiple system atrophy. He was known for mentoring young journalists and his thoughtful leadership during major events like the Northridge earthquake and the L.A. riots.
- I'm a nutritionist - here's the healthiest cereals on your supermarket shelf and the ones to always avoid
A nutritionist provides recommendations on the healthiest cereals available in supermarkets and highlights cereals to avoid.
- Should We Make Daylight Saving Time Permanent?
The article discusses the potential risks of making daylight saving time permanent, noting scientists' concerns about unintended consequences for health and the economy.
- Amazon Dialogues Plenary Sets Agenda Ahead of COP30
The Amazon Dialogues plenary, held 4–6 August in Belém, Pará, sets an agenda for the Amazon Summit with five thematic sessions on territory, health, science, climate, and Indigenous peoples. Belém will also host COP30 in November.
- 20 things everyone should know how to do before they turn 40
The article outlines a checklist of 20 practical skills in money management, health, career, and home tasks that individuals should master before turning 40, emphasizing the importance of each skill for personal and professional stability.
- Mitch McConnell releases health update, saying he’s not ready to return to work yet
Sen. Mitch McConnell announced a health update, stating he is not yet ready to return to work. He was seen with his wife, Secretary Elaine Chao, on July 26, 2026.
- New clues about whether genes or environment influence our health more
The article presents new clues about the relative influence of genes versus environment on health. It emphasizes that health outcomes are not solely determined by personal choices.
- 20 things doctors notice about your health before you do
Doctors can detect health indicators through observations of nails, skin, posture, and voice before symptoms become apparent. The article outlines what these early signs may reveal about a person's health.
- McBusted star James Bourne gives rare update on his health and says he's 'still not out of the woods' after quitting tour to have 'major surgery in a bid to extend his life'
James Bourne of McBusted provided a rare health update, stating he is 'still not out of the woods' following a tour exit for 'major surgery in a bid to extend his life.'
- Sunlight benefits and risks: what science says about healthy sun exposure
New research suggests sunlight may offer health benefits, prompting a reconsideration of total sun avoidance. The article highlights the potential positive effects of sun exposure while acknowledging its risks.
- Rwanda: What Major Projects Are Funded By Bill Gates in Rwanda?
Bill Gates visited Rwanda to explore the country's progress in health, artificial intelligence, and digital public infrastructure. The visit focuses on assessing advancements in these areas rather than announcing specific funded projects.
- Africa: AU Chairperson Calls for Decisive Shift From Health Commitments to Concrete Action
African Union Commission Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf has urged a shift from political commitments to concrete implementation, emphasizing action over health-related pledges.
- France: Minister quits over pesticide bill — but is staying
Environment Minister Monique Barbut resigned in protest against a pesticide bill that reintroduces pesticides linked to health and bee harm, but President Emmanuel Macron refused her resignation.
- Mystery odor giving some Makakilo residents headaches
Residents in Makakilo, Oahu, are reporting foul odors and dust that are causing health concerns, leading to demands for investigations into possible sources near the local Grace Pacific quarry.
- Parliament breach: Delhi court grants interim bail to accused on humanitarian grounds
Delhi court granted interim bail to an accused in a Parliament breach on humanitarian grounds. Sagar Sharma requested the bail to perform his father's last rites after his father died of cancer, as the only male member in his family.
- Nigeria: Peter Obi Names Education, Health As Most Critical Sectors of Any Nation's Economy
Peter Obi emphasized that education and health sectors are the most critical components of any nation's economy. He made the remarks as a presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC).
- The ‘ice cream paradox’ — how the treat can actually be good for your health
Experts explain how ice cream, often considered an indulgent treat, can offer health benefits, aligning with the concept of the 'ice cream paradox'. The discussion coincides with National Ice Cream Day.
- Restoring Britain’s health to 2014 levels could add 2% to GDP, thinktank says
Restoring the UK's population health to 2014 levels could boost GDP by 2% and generate a £72bn public finance dividend, according to a Health Foundation thinktank paper. The research argues that health should be valued as an economic asset by policymakers.
- The hidden cost of the night shift and how to sleep it off
Over three million people in the UK work night shifts, which can significantly impact their health. The article explores potential solutions to mitigate these effects.
- The hidden cost of the night shift and how to sleep it off
Over three million people in the UK work night shifts, which can significantly impact their health. The article explores potential solutions to mitigate these health effects.
- Why permanent daylight saving time may be better for your health — as Congress revisits clock change
The House of Representatives passed the 'Sunshine Protection Act,' which aims to make Daylight Saving Time permanent. The article suggests this change may have health benefits, as Congress reevaluates clock changes.
- Health Matters
The article 'Health Matters' focuses on health-related topics and their significance.
- Court grants former Taraba Governor Darius Ishaku permission to travel abroad on health grounds
A court granted Darius Ishaku permission to travel abroad for health reasons. The hearing was adjourned to 5 October, with an order for him to return before then.
- The best healthy eating tips of 2026 (so far)
The article highlights key healthy eating tips for 2026, focusing on topics like froyo and fiber. It presents insights from a nutrition reporter on recent studies and dietary trends impacting health.
- Mitch McConnell Breaks Silence, Says Hospitalization Was Due to a Fall
Sen. Mitch McConnell disclosed that a fall caused his hospitalization, ending weeks of speculation about his health. The 84-year-old senator revealed the cause for the first time.
- Mitch McConnell gives update on his health
Sen. Mitch McConnell released a statement on his health and a photo after questions arose about his well-being. Nikole Killion reported on the update.
- Mitch McConnell releases health update, says he is ‘regaining’ strength
Mitch McConnell releases a health update, stating he is regaining strength. The US senator has been absent from Congress during a weeks-long hospitalization, causing concern within his party.
- 2027: Labour Party unveils health expert as VP candidate
The Labour Party has selected Bintu Konto as its vice presidential candidate, citing extensive stakeholder consultations and a commitment to competence, integrity, and inclusiveness. The decision emphasizes values such as patriotism and effective public service.