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🧠 DSM to finally use biology for mental health diagnoses

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), a key psychiatry reference, will integrate biology into its diagnoses for the first time. This change is being driven by the American Psychiatric Association, with a strategic committee running from May 2024 to August 2026. While there are no valid biomarkers for most mental illnesses currently, Alzheimer's now has a blood test approved by the FDA in March 2025. Researchers recognize that mental illnesses are complex behavioral syndromes influenced by genetics and environment. This shift aims to modernize the manual by incorporating nuanced neurobiological insights.

#PsychiatryUpdate#MentalHealth#DSM
entertainment

πŸ‘‘ Sussexes back in the UK after 6 years

Prince Harry and Meghan have arrived back in the UK with their children, Archie and Lilibet. They landed at Birmingham Airport on Wednesday after traveling privately from California. The family plans to live as private citizens in a Cotswolds home for an extended period. Their children have already been enrolled in UK schools for the upcoming academic term. This return reignites discussions about Harry's security arrangements in Britain.

#SussexesReturn#UKRoyals#RoyalFamily
sports

πŸ€• Pucovski sues old school over 2014 head injury

Former Australian batter Will Pucovski has filed a lawsuit against Brighton Grammar in the Victorian Supreme Court. The 28-year-old alleges that a mishandled football tackle in 2014 caused a serious concussion. He claims the school failed to provide adequate medical assessment after the incident occurred. This initial injury is linked to a history of 13 head injuries that impacted his career. Pucovski subsequently retired in April 2025 after medical advice recommended he stop playing.

#CricketLawsuit#SportsInjury#AusCricket
health

πŸ’ͺ Signs you might not be eating enough protein

There are five key signs that could indicate a lack of protein in one's diet. Jessica Cording notes that constant hunger is a common early indicator of insufficient protein intake. Experts generally suggest aiming for 25 to 30 grams of protein per meal throughout the day. Other warning signs include slow wound healing, poor muscle gain, hair loss, and brittle nails. It is recommended to increase protein intake gradually or consider supplements if struggling to meet daily needs.

#ProteinPower#NutritionTips#HealthyEating
india

β›ˆοΈ TN govt appoints ministers for Chennai disaster relief

The Tamil Nadu government has assigned Ministers as in-charge for all 15 zones within the Greater Chennai Corporation. Aadhav Arjuna, the Public Works and Sports Development Minister, is designated as the coordinator for all 15 GCC zones. This decision was made following orders from Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay and was issued by Chief Secretary M. Sai Kumar. IAS officers have also been appointed as Monitoring Officers to oversee monsoon relief and drain works. Officials must now coordinate with the GCC Commissioner to prepare for the northeast monsoon. β›ˆοΈ

#TamilNadu#Chennai#DisasterRelief
business

🏍️ 2026 KTM 390 Adventure gets new Arctic White look

KTM has launched a new Arctic White paint scheme for the 2026 390 Adventure in India. This new option replaces the previous Electronic Orange and Ceramic White colours on the standard 350cc model. The motorcycle is priced at Rs. 2.88 lakh, ex-showroom, alongside the new Ebony Black colourway. This update helps differentiate the standard 350cc models from the X and S variants. Mechanically, the 390 Adventure remains the same with its 349cc engine. 🏍️

#KTM#AdventureBike#NewLaunch
business

β›½ Oil Prices Drop Amid Oman-Iran Talks Buzz

Oil prices have started to decline following positive developments in regional diplomacy. Talks between Oman and Iran are reportedly boosting optimism regarding the reopening of the critical Strait of Hormuz. As of the latest reports, the negotiations have generated significant positive sentiment in the market. This diplomatic push is seen as potentially easing global energy supply concerns. Analysts are now closely watching these discussions for further market shifts. β›½

#OilPrices#MiddleEast#Geopolitics
business

πŸ’Έ Oracle cuts payroll before Sept 1 deadline

Oracle has instructed managers to cut payroll before September 1, following a prior reduction of roughly 21,000 jobs. This fresh round of cuts comes as the company spent $55.7 billion on AI data centers in fiscal 2026. The company is essentially converting payroll expenses into massive compute investments. Investors will watch September reports to see if cloud revenue justifies this huge capital bill. πŸ“‰

#OracleLayoffs#AITech#TechLayoffs
health

🀒 FSSAI slams Andaz Delhi for gross kitchen violations

Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) issued a notice to Juniper Hotels Pvt Ltd, which runs Andaz Delhi, after a major inspection found serious hygiene issues. The inspection, conducted on June 22, 2026, at the Aerocity hotel uncovered pest activity, expired goods, and poor food handling practices. Specifically, 87 Kg of expired sweets were discovered, alongside flies and cockroaches in the pastry area. The report also highlighted the cross-contamination risk from mixing veg and non-veg cutting boards. The hotel has been directed by FSSAI to immediately take corrective actions and submit a report for further review. 🀒

#FoodSafety#HotelFail#FSSAI
business

🏈 Travis Kelce takes 5% stake in Sleep Number

Travis Kelce made a major business move by securing a 5% ownership stake in Sleep Number Corporation. This partnership was announced in January 2026 and involves the Kansas City Chiefs tight end. The deal reflects his personal reliance on the mattress company's beds throughout his career. This move expands his portfolio beyond simple endorsements into actual ownership roles. He is expected to appear in Sleep Number's upcoming digital and television ad campaigns.

#TravisKelce#BusinessMoves#NFL
health

🩺 Diabetes risk: Women face mental health issues, men face heart risks

A new study revealed that women are more prone to mental health issues after a diabetes diagnosis. Researchers from Queen Mary University in the UK analysed 28,720 anonymised health records from 2010 to 2020. Women showed an 8.1% rate for mental health conditions versus 5.3% in men, while men had higher cardiovascular rates. The findings suggest different health trajectories based on sex, requiring sex-specific healthcare interventions. Younger women with diabetes are increasingly showing mental health complications earlier than expected. 🩺

#DiabetesResearch#HealthStudy#GenZHealth

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