Two health policy authors argue that stronger congressional support for vaccines may not stop federal and state policy changes after the 2026 midterms.
Can The Midterms Save Vaccines? Don’t Count On It.
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1 In 4 Army Men Have Low T; GLP-1 In Menopause; Retatrutide Side Effects On Reddit
An endocrinology roundup reports low testosterone readings among Army men, menopause treatment use, and side effects discussed by retatrutide users online.
Gymshark Leans Into ‘SNL’ Controversy In A Big Way
Gymshark’s new campaign with Megan Thee Stallion addresses debate over women’s gym clothing after Shane Gillis’ SNL joke.
ADHD Tied To Higher Mortality Risk
A review of 19 studies involving nearly 16 million people linked ADHD to higher mortality. Medication was associated with lower risk in only three studies.
Adriana Lima’s Trainer Just Shared The Workout She Used To Get Ready For The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2026 And It’s Surprisingly Simple
Trainer Walter Savage shared several dumbbell and bodyweight exercises he used to prepare Adriana Lima for the 2026 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.
Viral Tampa Workout Friday Stairs Expands To New Cities Across US
The free, coach-led stair workout is set to expand from Tampa to Miami Beach, Atlanta, Los Angeles and Nashville, with Austin and Boston planned.
What Wellness Consumers Want Next, Live From Eudēmonia
The Eudēmonia Summit returns to West Palm Beach Nov. 5-8, 2026, with fitness and wellness operators watching four areas of consumer interest.
This Is The Dumbbell Workout A Personal Trainer Recommends For People Who Want To Build Strength Without Going To The Gym
Personal trainer Pippa Sealey recommends an eight-exercise dumbbell routine using supersets and slow tempos to train at home without a gym.
‘Tech Is Not Good Or Bad, But Neither Is It Neutral’: What We Heard This Week
MedPage Today’s October 18 roundup features comments on AI in healthcare, flu-shot access, pregnancy research and other health findings.
Healthcare Is Still On The Ballot. But The Debate Has Changed.
A MedPage Today opinion argues that 2026 midterm healthcare debates focus more on affordability than broad changes to how care is organized.
