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Dirty workplace drug habit on the rise in Australia: ‘Incredibly dangerous’
A dirty workplace habit is on the rise in Australia.
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One in four heart disease deaths could be linked to eating ultra-processed crisps, biscuits and ready meals
New research presented at the at the International Congress on Obesity in Mexico suggests deaths will fall significantly if people cut their intake of UPFs.
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Kelly Bensimon says she’s lucky to be alive after horror head-on crash left her unconscious
Kelly Bensimon says she was briefly unconscious after a head-on Uber crash left her and celebrity chef Andrew Molen hospitalized with injuries.
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Skullcrusher Covers Tim Buckley For Sounds Of Saving
By their own description, the nonprofit Sounds Of Saving “designs and provides tools, content, resources, and curriculum to young people, ages 14 to 24, on how to discover and utilize music to support their mental health and wellness.” They have a music series called Song That Found Me At The Right Time, which today features…
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“I Can’t Hear Music”: 80s Pop-Rock Icon Is “Basically Deaf” Following Ménière’s Disease Diagnosis
Photo by Erika Goldring/Getty Images Huey Lewis can no longer hear without the assistance of technology, and, as such, music is no longer a part of his life. The post “I Can’t Hear Music”: 80s Pop-Rock Icon Is “Basically Deaf” Following Ménière’s Disease Diagnosis appeared first on American Songwriter.
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Pete Hegseth chest-beats ‘High-T Department of War’ as he rolls out testosterone therapy for troops
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced a Pentagon programme to screen service members for low testosterone, presenting it as part of a broader drive to improve military health, readiness and performance. Under the plan, troops aged 30 and over would be tested every year during routine health checks, while younger personnel could choose to…
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Cara Delevingne issues stark warning after surviving terrifying drug addiction
Cara Delevingne opens up about addiction, sobriety and why she believes smartphones and social media can be as addictive as drugs.
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Referee Barrett-Theron stands down after cancer diagnosis
One of the world’s leading female referees, Aimee Barrett-Theron, has stood down from officiating after being diagnosed with breast cancer.
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‘The Lion at My Back’ Review: An Asylum Seeker and a Former Drug Addict Face the World in Different Ways in a Promising but Pat Redemption Tale
Juxtaposing the story of a young asylum seeker with that of a former drug addict, “The Lion at My Back” highlights the way in which perceived hierarchies of suffering feel somewhat irrelevant on an individual level. Or, rather, that they should: Everyone has more to gain in looking for similarities than in emphasizing difference. Presented…