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Digbi Health says a study of nearly 16,000 of its members found its precision biology-based gastrointestinal care program delivered meaningful relief from irritable bowel syndrome symptoms at scale. The company announced the findings via GlobeNewswire, positioning its DNA- and gut-microbiome-informed approach as an effective alternative to one-size-fits-all treatment for a condition affecting millions worldwide.

Trine University has appointed Stevens, a leader in healthcare education, as dean of its Brooks College of Health Professions (BCHP). The announcement was made by the university, which highlighted Stevens' experience in the field. The move comes as universities expand health professions programs to meet growing demand for healthcare workers.

Carrier Clinic will host the return of its Annual Walk of Hope on October 17, an event raising funds and awareness for mental health initiatives. Organisers with Hackenstock Meridian Health say the walk brings together patients, families and supporters, with proceeds directed toward mental health programs and services.

The Health & Fitness Association has announced that its 2027 grants will fund the expansion of exercise programs for people affected by cancer. The initiative aims to widen access to structured physical activity for patients and survivors, building on growing recognition of exercise as part of cancer care and recovery.

Seniors in Ashland, Massachusetts, took part in an activity measuring how their diets stack up on vegetable consumption, according to the MetroWest Daily News. The event highlighted nutrition awareness among older adults, encouraging participants to assess whether they are eating enough vegetables and to learn practical ways to improve their daily eating habits.

The Health & Fitness Association says the Livelong Women's Health Summit is building momentum toward an expanded edition in 2027. The announcement signals growing industry interest in women's health programming within the fitness sector, with organisers pointing to the summit's traction as the basis for scaling up the event. Details on the planned format and location have not yet been released.

NAMI Central Florida is highlighting mental health resources during Mental Illness Awareness Week, a national observance held each October. The organization is using the week to point residents toward support services, education programs, and crisis resources as conversations around mental health continue across the United States.

A California State University, Northridge student completed an internship in Washington, D.C., an experience the university says strengthened her ambitions for a career in public health. The item highlights CSUN's efforts to place students in national policy and health environments, and showcases how hands-on work in the capital shapes career goals for students from the Los Angeles-area campus.

FOX 4 News in Dallas-Fort Worth aired a segment on mental health featuring Equest, an organization working with horses in therapeutic settings. The segment, part of its 'The Post' feature, focused on how equine-assisted programs can support people struggling with mental health challenges and the services such organizations provide in the region.

SUNY Canton has announced a new Health Care Studies degree program slated to launch in Fall 2027. The announcement, posted on the college's website as part of its 2026 news, signals the school's effort to expand offerings in the growing health care field. Details on curriculum and enrollment have not yet been widely reported.

Associated Builders and Contractors has released a report examining how technology is improving health and safety in the construction industry. The report, covered by Contractor Magazine, outlines tools and innovations helping contractors reduce jobsite hazards and protect workers. The industry group is known for tracking safety performance and promoting safety programs among its members.