By Editor , 4 September 2026
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TV Feature Spotlights 26Health's Data-Driven Fight Against Care Stigma

Orlando, Florida – September 04, 2026 -- A new Public Television segment of "All Access hosted by Andy Garcia," filmed July 29, 2026, in Orlando, spotlights how nonprofit 26Health is reshaping chronic care access for underserved communities.

The segment shows how 26Health blends primary medicine with mobile testing units

The organization combines primary medicine, mental health services, and mobile testing to lower barriers to care for populations historically excluded from mainstream healthcare access.

By Editor , 4 September 2026
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Baby Sleep Bag Pioneer Schlummersack Marks 25 Years, Gifts 1,000 Bags

Düsseldorf – September 04, 2026 -- Schlummersack, the German baby sleep bag brand born from Britain's original slumbersac, is celebrating its 25th anniversary by giving away 1,000 sleeping bags to expectant parents, with entries open from September 3 to September 22 via the company's website.

The brand traces back to 2001 in Berkshire, England, where Geoffrey and Josephine Wood, together with partner Henry Young, developed a sleep sack designed to replace loose baby blankets, launching it as slumbersac.

By Editor , 3 September 2026
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FPL's New Assistance Center Offers $200 Bill Credit and Help Finding Aid

Juno Beach – September 03, 2026 -- Florida Power & Light Company has launched a new online Assistance Center that consolidates bill-help programs, federal aid options and local nonprofit resources into a single searchable hub at FPL.com/Assistance.

The centerpiece is FPL Saving Steps, a new program that teaches income-qualified customers practical ways to cut everyday energy use. Participants who complete the program can earn a one-time $200 credit toward a future electric bill.

By Editor , 3 September 2026
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Nepal Flood Survivors Face Disease Risk Amid Contaminated Water Crisis

Kathmandu – September 03, 2026 --Days after a devastating flash flood tore through Nepal, aid workers warn that contaminated water and overcrowded shelters are creating conditions for disease outbreaks among children.

The flood killed more than 900 people and left thousands missing

Official figures show more than 900 people died in the flash flood on August 26, with over 4,000 still missing. Rain continues to fall in the hardest-hit districts of Rasuwa and Nuwakot, raising the risk of further flash flooding.

By Editor , 3 September 2026
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FPL's New Assistance Center Offers $200 Bill Credit and Help Finding Aid

Juno Beach, Fla. – September 03, 2026 -- Florida Power & Light Company has launched an online Assistance Center that helps customers find bill help, energy-saving programs and local support in one place.

The centerpiece is FPL Saving Steps, a new program for income-qualified customers that teaches ways to cut everyday energy use. Customers who complete the program can receive a one-time $200 credit toward a future FPL bill.

By Editor , 1 September 2026
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Cocaine ER Visits and Crimes Hit Record Highs in NRW, Germany

Cologne, Germany -- September 01, 2026 -- Hospital treatments for cocaine-related emergencies are climbing across North Rhine-Westphalia, while crimes tied to cocaine and crack have tripled over the past decade, according to a new data analysis published Monday by German radio station 1LIVE. The station's data journalists examined police crime statistics from the state's LKA and 12 district police authorities, alongside state health data on hospital admissions.

By Editor , 31 August 2026

ZIBO, China -- August 30, 2026 -- INTCO Medical, the Chinese manufacturer that supplies disposable gloves to hospitals, restaurants and households worldwide, reported first-half 2026 revenue of RMB 6.91 billion (about $1.03 billion), a 40.61% jump from a year earlier. The company, listed as 300677.SZ, said net profit attributable to shareholders climbed 17.86% to RMB 837.3 million (about $124.6 million) for the six months ended June 30, 2026.

By Editor , 31 August 2026
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Pharmacists May Soon Handle More of Your Primary Care

MONTRÉAL -- August 30, 2026 -- Patients who wait weeks for a doctor's appointment to manage a chronic condition like diabetes or high blood pressure could increasingly turn to a pharmacist instead, under integration plans discussed by global pharmacy leaders gathered in Montréal on August 28, 2026. Health regulators, academics and pharmacy association heads from the United States, Canada and other countries met for the International Forum on Primary Health Care to pinpoint what's holding pharmacists back from taking on bigger clinical roles.