Is Protein Soda or a Protein Shake Better for Muscle Growth? - Verywell Health
Protein shakes are more nutrient-dense and offer better quality and higher amounts of protein than protein sodas, making shakes better for muscle growth.
Verywellhealth.com · 18 Aug 2026UMA Orders Medical Interns to Report to Deployment Stations After Allowance Deal
The association has called off its threat of industrial action and asked interns to resume training after government restored monthly facilitation, but warned that longer-term concerns still require a lasting solution.
Nile Post · 18 Aug 2026Cabinet Restores Medical Interns’ Allowance, Orders Review of Internship Policy
The reversal follows mounting pressure from medical professionals over the withdrawal of internship facilitation, while Cabinet has opened a wider review of how health workers are trained, licensed and deployed.
Nile Post · 18 Aug 2026A pill that mimics exercise? Early results on drug designed to maintain both weight loss and muscle mass - STAT
Colorado biotech Enveda reports preliminary results on a drug to help people maintain weight loss after GLP-1 use. Just don't call it exercise in a pill.
STAT · 18 Aug 2026Can You Take Magnesium If You Take Meds for High Blood Pressure? Cardiologists Explain - Prevention
Cardiologists reveal if you can take magnesium with blood pressure medication, plus how they interact and who should be the most careful about combining them.
Prevention.com · 18 Aug 2026Ibanda Muslim Kadhi Welcomes Approval of Veils for Female Health Trainees
The new directive gives Muslim women in health training institutions a nationally standardised option for observing their faith while meeting uniform, hygiene and clinical practice requirements.
Nile Post · 18 Aug 2026NDA Closes 15 Illegal Drug Outlets, Seizes Medicines Worth Shs50m in West Nile
The week-long operation exposed unlicensed pharmacies and outlets employing unqualified personnel, with police cases opened against three pharmacies.
Nile Post · 18 Aug 2026How Rising Lake Kwania Waters Are Turning Villages Into Islands
Years of flooding have displaced families, destroyed farmland and cut off communities in Dokolo, leaving residents struggling to access food, healthcare, education and clean water.
Nile Post · 18 Aug 2026Cabinet lifts suspension of facilitation for medical interns
Kampala, Uganda | URN | The cabinet has passed a resolution to pay all medical interns deployed for training at different internship centers a total of sh1 million each, government revealed on Tuesday, a day after eight interns remanded while marching to parliament to demand pay were released on court bail. The interns, according to Alioni … The post Cabinet lifts suspension of facilitation for medical interns appear
The Independent Uganda · 18 Aug 2026Acupuncture Seems to Rewire The Brain in Depression, Scans Reveal - ScienceAlert
Acupuncture is a traditional and significant part of Chinese medicine that's been around for thousands of years, and continues to be used to ease the pain and discomfort that come with a wide variety of conditions, including fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis.
ScienceAlert · 18 Aug 2026COVID Is Spreading In These Regions Right Now — Here Are The Symptoms To Watch For - HuffPost
Plus, what to do if you get sick this summer or fall.
HuffPost · 18 Aug 2026New Research Shows a Strong Link Between This GLP Medication and Hair Loss. Experts Weigh In. - Women's Health
Can GLP-1 medication make you more susceptible to hair loss? Experts say there might be more factors to consider.
Women's Health · 18 Aug 2026Cardiologists Warn: CoQ10 Supplements May Harm Heart Health and Waste Your Money - AOL.com
Plus, what to invest in instead.
Parade · 18 Aug 2026Golden Retriever Almost Says ‘Check the Clock’ When Dinner Is Late - Yahoo
Dinner apparently has a very strict appointment on Nauti’s calendar, and being even a little late is not going unnoticed. The cute pup comes charging into th...
DogTime · 18 Aug 2026Covid-19 and dengue creeping up, vaccinations creeping down, a new mRNA flu vaccine, and more - Your Local Epidemiologist
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Substack.com · 18 Aug 2026Babies born under sugar rationing grew into adults with lower cancer risk - The Conversation
Britain’s postwar sugar rationing was an accidental experiment. Decades on, it’s revealing how early diet shapes cancer risk, ageing and eating habits for life.
The Conversation Africa · 18 Aug 2026The Best Supplement to Help You Poop, According to Gut Health Experts - EatingWell
Relieve constipation with psyllium husk, a gut-friendly fiber recommended by dietitians that promotes regularity and supports digestive health.
Eatingwell.com · 18 Aug 2026'I feel guilty': The farmer whose lamb had Scotland's first case of bluetongue - BBC
Fiona Johnson moved her family to Creetown earlier this year, hoping to start afresh with animals bought from the local area - but "bad luck" intervened.
BBC News · 18 Aug 2026Rotary seeks Shs 5bn to complete Nsambya cancer centre
Rotary Uganda is seeking to raise Shs 5 billion to complete the construction and equipping of a specialised cancer treatment centre at St Francis Hospital, Nsambya. The state-of-the-art one-stop cancer treatment centre, which began construction in 2016, is anticipated to accommodate two linear accelerators for radiotherapy, providing cancer patients with access to specialised treatment closer […] The post Rotary seek
The Observer · 18 Aug 2026Government Reinstates Medical Intern Facilitation
Cabinet’s reversal follows weeks of protests and uncertainty among interns, while Parliament has called for longer-term reforms to medical training, recruitment and remuneration.
Nile Post · 18 Aug 2026Children's social connections, internet usage and mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Global South: evidence from Disrupting Harm
Metherell, T. E., Kurten, S., Ghai, S.ORCID logo , Ploubidis, G. B., Moreno-Agostino, D. & Orben, A. (2026). Children's social connections, internet usage and mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Global South: evidence from Disrupting Harm. Socia…
Lse.ac.uk · 18 Aug 2026Dr. Roach: Shingles patient doesn't experience pain due to vaccination - The Detroit News
He took one look at my eye and diagnosed me with shingles.
The Detroit News · 18 Aug 2026Emotion-regulation training reduces distress and changes the brain, team reports - Medical Xpress
A five-week training intervention taught college students to better regulate their emotions in response to negative events, a new study finds. After the training, the students reported less emotional distress when viewing negative images or thinking about dif…
Medical Xpress · 18 Aug 2026The State Parks With The Most Tick-Borne Illness - worldatlas.com
A tick behind the knee can turn a hike into a months-long illness. Here are the state parks where Lyme and other tick-borne diseases hit hardest.
World Atlas · 18 Aug 2026