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- 1John Goodman adjusting to new look after dramatic weight loss●actor john goodman body transformation
Actor John Goodman is drawing attention for his continued physical transformation after losing a significant amount of weight. The star told USA Today he is still getting used to his face following the slim-down, a candid remark that has sparked fresh discussion about his appearance and health journey. Goodman has been open in the past about changing his diet and lifestyle, and the update has prompted widespread reaction.
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Attention on US news is being driven by politics and celebrity health news. Congressman Abdul El-Sayed offered pointed backing for President Trump's move on Israel, drawing comment in the Wall Street Journal. Meanwhile, actor Eric Dane's memoir is on sale, narrated by Jacob Elordi, and the actor's reflections on life are drawing wide coverage alongside political commentary in the New York Times.
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Elijah Jackson, a 13-year-old from Texas, is heading into another year of cancer treatment, but his family says the hospital where he receives care will no longer accept their health insurance starting in January. The story has drawn attention as an example of patients caught in insurance network disputes amid ongoing national debate over US health care costs and access.
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Michael Douglas says 89-year-old Jack Nicholson has 'disappeared' from Hollywood but is doing well, prompting outlets like USA Today, Yahoo and E! News to revisit the actor's retirement and iconic film roles. Nicholson has not appeared in a film since 2010, and Douglas's comments offer a rare update on how he is living away from the spotlight.
- 5USA Hockey Launches Mental Health and Performance Platform▼USA Hockey Launches Mental Health & Performance Platform
USA Hockey has launched a new mental health and performance platform aimed at supporting players' psychological wellbeing alongside athletic development. The initiative gives athletes access to mental health resources and performance tools, reflecting a wider push by sports bodies to prioritise athlete mental health. Details on the platform's features and availability have not yet been widely reported.
- 6Pocatello Community Garden Featured as Part of Healthy City USA▼Healthy City USA - Pocatello Community Garden
Pocatello, Idaho, is being highlighted for its community garden as part of the Healthy City USA initiative, which promotes local food growing and healthier lifestyles. Local news covered the garden, drawing attention to residents' efforts to grow fresh produce together and the role such projects play in community health and wellbeing.
- 7Census Bureau Proposal Seen as Threat to Public Health▼Census Bureau Proposal Threatens Our Public Health and Health Care System
Families USA is warning that a proposed change at the Census Bureau could damage the US public health system and health care delivery. The advocacy group argues the proposal would undermine data collection that guides health planning and resource allocation, and it is urging the public and policymakers to push back against the plan.
- 8Dr. Wendy Labat to Appear on Women in Power TV●Dr. Wendy Labat to Discuss Her Medical-Style Approach to Financial Health on Women in Power TV
Dr. Wendy Labat, an entrepreneur and financial strategist, is set to appear on Women in Power TV to discuss her medical-style approach to financial health, treating personal finances the way a doctor treats a patient's wellbeing. The announcement was carried by USA Today. Her framework focuses on diagnosing and curing financial problems rather than simply managing them.
- 9USA Health and UnitedHealthcare extend contract negotiations▼USA Health and UnitedHealthcare agree to extend contract negotiations
USA Health and UnitedHealthcare have agreed to extend their contract negotiations, putting off an immediate resolution between the health system and the insurance provider. The extension means coverage terms for patients under UnitedHealthcare plans remain in place while talks continue. Details of the sticking points and a timeline for a final agreement have not been disclosed.
- 10USA Health Mitchell Cancer Institute Holds Breast Cancer Walk Saturday▼USA Health Mitchell Cancer Institute Breast Cancer Walk Saturday
USA Health's Mitchell Cancer Institute is hosting a breast cancer walk on Saturday. The event brings together patients, survivors, families and supporters to raise awareness of breast cancer and support the institute's work in cancer care and research in the Mobile, Alabama area. Local news outlet Fox 10 News reported the walk ahead of the weekend.
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The USA Rice Federation has published a new article focused on nutrition. No further details about the content or the reaction to it are available. As a trade organisation representing the US rice industry, the federation regularly promotes the health benefits of rice through educational materials, but the specifics of this piece remain unclear.
- 12Mental Health Awareness Month Puts Global Crisis in Spotlight▼Mental Health Awareness Month: Spotlight on a Global Crisis
Mental Health Awareness Month is drawing attention to mental health as a growing global crisis. UNICEF USA is among the organisations marking the month, highlighting the scale of psychological distress worldwide, particularly among young people, and calling for greater investment in mental health services and support.
- 13Mediaplanet Launches Men's Mental Health Campaign in USA TODAY▼Mediaplanet Launches Men's Mental Health Campaign in USA TODAY, Featuring Jake Shane, Howie Mandel, Kevin Love, Dr. Mark Hyman and Yung Pueblo
Mediaplanet has launched a men's mental health campaign distributed in USA TODAY, featuring comedian Howie Mandel, NBA player Kevin Love, content creator Jake Shane, physician Dr. Mark Hyman and author Yung Pueblo. The campaign aims to raise awareness of men's mental health struggles and encourage open conversation and support-seeking.
- 14Oregon's extreme climate hazard days quadrupled over two decades▼# Oregon # USA # US Oregon’s extreme climate hazard days have quadrupled over 2 decades, study says By Monica Samayoa (O
A new study reported by Oregon Public Broadcasting finds that extreme climate hazard days in Oregon have quadrupled over the past two decades. The Oregon Health Authority documented a sharp rise in hazards such as extreme heat and wildfire smoke across the state, underscoring how climate change is increasingly affecting public health and daily life in the Pacific Northwest.
- 15Advocacy Group Urges Congress to Expand Dental Coverage▼Americans Want Oral Health Care They Can Afford: Congress Must Protect and Expand Dental Coverage
Families USA is calling on Congress to protect and expand dental coverage, arguing that Americans want oral health care they can actually afford. The group's message frames dental care as a core health need rather than a luxury, and pushes lawmakers to make affordability a priority in upcoming health policy decisions.
- 16iQlance Solutions Named Trusted Fitness App Developer in USA▼iQlance Solutions Emerges as a Trusted Fitness App Development Company in the USA
iQlance Solutions, a US-based app development firm, is positioning itself as a trusted partner for fitness app development. The company says it builds custom fitness and wellness applications for clients in the United States, targeting the growing demand for health and workout apps. Coverage so far is limited to the company's own announcement, with no independent reviews or client reactions yet.
- 17USA Health Highlights Pediatric Interventional Radiology●Healthy Living with USA Health: Pediatric Interventional Radiology
USA Health is spotlighting its pediatric interventional radiology services in a health-focused segment, explaining how minimally invasive, image-guided procedures are used to diagnose and treat conditions in children. The feature is part of the ongoing Healthy Living series with the health system, aimed at informing families in the Gulf Coast region about specialized care options available for young patients.