The Laguna provincial government launched its first free chemotherapy center at the Laguna Medical Center in Santa Cruz town, aiming to improve access to cancer treatment across the province.

A couple's therapist provides examples of where privacy ends and problematic secrets begin in relationships, highlighting five things that should not be hidden from a partner.

A tragic incident occurred in Heraklion, Crete, where a man reportedly ran over his relative with a car following an argument over livestock differences.

Essential oils are gaining popularity in aromatherapy, but some pose hidden dangers and should not be used near dogs due to potential health risks.

Assam police have reportedly barricaded the Hyderabad home of Pawan Khera as they search for him. Khera recently accused Assam Chief Minister Himanta Sarma's wife of holding multiple passports and owning undeclared luxury properties.

Deputy Culture Minister Jung Hyangmi emphasized how architecture transcends language and borders in her congratulatory speech at The Korea Herald's 4th Architecture Forum, marking a significant chapter in South Korea-France bilateral exchanges.

French Ambassador Philippe Bertoux emphasized the significance of architectural diplomacy at the 2026 Korea Herald Architecture Talk, noting its coincidence with the 140th anniversary of diplomatic relations between France and Korea.

A political slugfest has erupted in India following Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge's alleged remarks comparing the BJP and RSS to 'poisonous snakes,' drawing condemnation from senior BJP leaders.

Police in Kuala Lumpur have detained 12 men to assist in investigations into a riot and mischief incident at an entertainment centre in Cheras, where a lorry was reportedly used to ram a gate.

Jesse Mulligan, a critic for NZ Herald, reluctantly reviewed a new Italian restaurant on K'Rd, describing it as 'Italian for people who have no interest in Italy'.

An obituary commemorates Gustav Schulman (1943–2026), recognizing his contributions as a developer of psychotherapeutic treatment.

An administrative blunder in New Zealand led to shops being incorrectly instructed to close on Easter, despite regulations permitting them to operate.

Nearly 900 people have signed a petition to prevent the closure of a specific NZ Post branch located in suburban Hastings, New Zealand.

Transport companies in New Zealand are warning of impending price increases, citing rising fuel bills as their biggest operational challenge.

A person known as the 'Great Dane' has returned to Napier, with a tattoo and the pursuit of a title cited as reasons for their comeback.

Assam Police conducted a search of Khera's residence in Delhi following a complaint filed by Himanta's wife.

New Zealand's Prime Minister has conducted a cabinet reshuffle, marking a historic first while also reducing the number of National Māori MPs in the Cabinet to one.

A morning quiz posed a geography question asking which sea separates China from the west coast of Korea.

Suren Sharma, a jailed IRD tax agent, has been struck off as a Justice of the Peace after being found guilty of laundering $1.8 million in scam proceeds.

The German Ministry of Defense plans a significant restructuring of its reserve forces, aiming to recruit 140,000 additional reservists, which is seen as an enormous challenge for the Bundeswehr to implement effectively.

D. Boral Capital has downgraded its rating for Plus Therapeutics (PSTV) to Hold.

Vertex Pharmaceuticals has entered into a partnership with Halozyme Therapeutics to utilize its Hypercon drug delivery technology, aiming to enhance pharmaceutical administration.

Ovarian cancer patients in Serbia who are HRD-positive do not have access to life-extending therapies, despite modern oncology allowing for treatment selection based on tumor molecular characteristics.

A physical therapist from a hospital in Trzebnica, Poland, has gone on trial, accused of sexually exploiting a patient during rehabilitation and harassing other women, facing two to 15 years in prison.

Over twelve years after Michael Schumacher's devastating accident, his daughter Gina Schumacher, 29, has opened up about her journey and how she coped in the aftermath.

Akebia Therapeutics announced plans to conduct investor meetings at the Raymond James 2026 Biotech Innovation Symposium.

Herasimenko congratulated Montenegro for its responsible and timely energy policy decisions during a period of significant global energy crisis.

Assam Police visited the Delhi residence of Congress leader Pawan Khera, a day after an FIR was filed by CM Sarma's wife. Khera had previously alleged that Sarma’s wife holds multiple foreign passports and owns property in Dubai.

Neurocrine Biosciences has announced its intention to acquire Soleno Therapeutics in a transaction valued at $2.9 billion.

Investigations reveal that Germany's forensic psychiatry system, intended to help mentally ill offenders, is facing collapse due to overcrowding, staff shortages, and inadequate therapy.

Ioannis Kokkotos highlighted the necessity of a stable and predictable environment to foster innovation in Greece, particularly concerning pharmaceutical advancements and patient access to new therapies. He also discussed how reforms in the National Health System could benefit citizens.

Soleno Therapeutics (SLNO) shares soared by 32% following the announcement of a $2.9-billion merger.

The Supreme Court's remarks came as it lashed out on several West Bengal administration officials over the gherao of seven judicial officers in Malda.

An article delves into aspects of protein nutrition that may not be widely known, offering new perspectives on its importance for health.

New Zealand is bracing for severe weather, including a Category 2 cyclone expected to hit the northern region and a subtropical low bringing heavy rain and gales, as multiple cyclones are being tracked.

The NZ Herald published its daily headlines for Tuesday, April 7, 2026, covering various news stories.

Auckland Airport's international terminal was evacuated and subsequently cleared after an alarm prompted a temporary disruption.

The Indian Supreme Court has directed the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to assume control of the First Information Reports (FIRs) concerning the gherao of judicial officers in Malda, taking the case over from local police.

Air New Zealand has announced a reduction in flights to Tauranga, citing the significant impact of rising jet fuel expenses on its operations.

The Central Hawke’s Bay water storage project, set to be New Zealand's largest dam since the Clyde Dam, has secured an $18 million government loan to assess its viability.

Iván's story highlights a life spent in pediatric palliative care, where after 10 years of chemotherapy, the focus shifted from pursuing a cure to ensuring he could live without pain, challenging the perception that palliative care implies imminent death.

Statins are presented as one of the most effective ways to treat high cholesterol by reducing the amount of cholesterol produced by the liver. The article aims to clarify common misconceptions about this therapy.

Japan has expressed opposition to a proposed statue in Auckland, New Zealand, intended to honor victims of wartime sex slavery, highlighting ongoing historical sensitivities.

Sama Maani's "Besuch bei Onkel Napoleon" explores a journey to Tehran, where the lines between fiction and reality, and 1970s television worlds, become blurred.

Akari Therapeutics saw its stock drop by 21% despite news that WuXi XDC is backing its drug program, indicating market skepticism or other factors at play.

Neurocrine Biosciences announced its plan to acquire Soleno Therapeutics, a move that will secure a drug designed to treat a relentless hunger disorder, specifically Prader-Willi syndrome. The acquisition aims to expand Neurocrine's therapeutic portfolio.

Neurocrine Biosciences has announced its acquisition of Soleno Therapeutics, a move that will give Neurocrine control over a drug designed to treat a relentless hunger disorder.

Neurocrine Biosciences has announced its intention to acquire Soleno Therapeutics, a move that will secure a drug for Prader-Willi syndrome, a rare genetic disorder characterized by relentless hunger. The acquisition aims to expand Neurocrine's portfolio in rare diseases.

Traffic has been halted on the Drapetsona peripheral road in Greece in both directions due to a fuel leak and a five-vehicle pile-up that occurred earlier.

Israelul susţine că a ucis un comandant iranian de rang înalt într-un atac asupra Teheranului - comandantul Unităţii de Operaţiuni Speciale a Forţei Quds.

The Indian Supreme Court has strongly condemned the 'pre-planned' siege of judicial officers in West Bengal's Malda district, ordering the state's top bureaucrat to apologize and calling for a National Investigation Agency (NIA) probe into the incident.

A new RNA-based therapy aims to address one of cardiology's most persistent challenges: the heart's inability to regenerate after damage. A simple injection promises to repair heart damage following a heart attack.

Neurocrine Biosciences has announced its intention to acquire Soleno Therapeutics in a $2.9 billion deal, primarily to obtain a drug for Prader-Willi syndrome.

Finnish author Satu Taskinen, who spent years in a therapeutic community, expresses concerns about the focus of individual-centered therapy on single issues over long periods.

A young man in Heraklion, Crete, is accused of violating numerous traffic laws during a police chase and resisting arrest by DIAS police officers on Sunday afternoon.

Two-year-old Henio is fighting acute myeloid leukemia, with doctors expressing hope for his recovery due to the availability of a new drug after five cycles of chemotherapy.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has vehemently denied Congress allegations that his wife holds three passports, accusing Congress leaders of presenting forged documents sourced from a Pakistani broadcaster.

A group of masked individuals reportedly rammed a lorry through the gate of an entertainment center in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur, and proceeded to vandalize the premises.

A city in New Zealand is experiencing a significant shortage of lawyers, particularly junior staff, who are increasingly relocating to Australia for better opportunities. This trend is impacting the local legal sector and access to legal services.

A visit by US envoy Vance to Armenia and Azerbaijan is raising questions about potential future American weapons deals, as the US's role in the South Caucasus expands despite political and economic factors against a full partnership reset.

A 63-year-old woman in Heraklion, Crete, was hospitalized after being subjected to domestic violence by her brother, who allegedly attacked her for not giving him money.

Police have arrested 45 individuals, including school students, in connection with a recent attack at a karaoke centre in Cheras, stating the incident is linked to a business feud.

A seminar focusing on women in leadership and empowerment was held at the Sheraton Lagos, with speakers advocating for stronger support systems across all sectors.

The United States and Iran announced an 11th-hour truce, with both nations claiming victory. Iran stated it agreed to talks with Washington to begin Friday in Pakistan, while a UAE advisor also declared victory and Tehran supporters celebrated in the streets.

Scientists are investigating how certain animal species, such as bats and voles, can carry and spread diseases without falling seriously ill themselves. Researchers aim to leverage these unique immune responses to develop new therapies for humans.

A boil-water notice has been lifted after an E. coli scare was attributed to a faulty test tap, resolving concerns about water contamination.

Cyclone Vaianu is bringing strong winds and high waves to Fiji as it moves closer to New Zealand, where the North Island is bracing for a week of heavy rain and strong winds.

Global dairy prices have fallen for the first time this year, marking a significant shift in the international commodity market.

Assam Police searched the Delhi residence of Congress leader Pawan Khera in connection with a case filed by the Assam CM's wife over alleged multiple passports and foreign assets. Khera was not found, and electronic devices were seized.

Oxygen therapy is highlighted for its potential to improve sleep quality and reduce inflammation, according to a report from The Straits Times.

Antares Nuclear has achieved a significant regulatory milestone by earning the Department of Energy's first-ever microreactor approval. Indian Prime Minister Modi hailed this development as a "defining step" in India's nuclear energy journey.

A petition in Portugal advocating against conversion therapies has garnered nearly 30,000 signatures, surpassing its initial goal of 20,000, to emphasize strong societal support for self-determination.

Matthew Horncastle, known for his work in property, has indicated he may enter politics and run for the position of Prime Minister in New Zealand.

The CEO of Mineralys Therapeutics sold shares valued at $1.97 million, prompting questions among investors about the implications for the company's stock.

The singer-songwriter and director Nick Sweeney talk about Noah Kahan: Out of Body, arriving soon on Netflix

The traditional village of Vasilitsi in Messenia, Greece, is highlighted as the destination for a journey honoring the ancestors of Pontic-Heracleians and their Messenian benefactors.

The future of the neglected Sobrance Spa in Slovakia, often referred to as the 'Slovak Karlovy Vary,' hinges on the results of a hydrogeological survey of its natural spring, which will determine if it can be transformed into a modern therapeutic spa.

Jessi Draper, star of "Secret Lives of Mormon Wives," is prioritizing her mental well-being by planning a therapy retreat following her split from husband Jordan Ngatikaura.

Patients in Serbia diagnosed with HRD-positive ovarian cancer, despite knowing their status, still do not have access to modern therapies that could prolong their lives.

An article from The Sydney Morning Herald expresses dissatisfaction with the available viewing options during the Easter period, describing them as 'the pits.' The piece likely critiques the quality or variety of content.

Congress's Pawan Khera challenged Himanta Sarma to swear on the Bhagavad Gita regarding allegations that Sarma's wife, Riniki Bhuyan Sharma, holds three passports and that the family has significant business interests in the United States.

Diesel prices in New Zealand are projected to surge past $4 a litre due to soaring refining costs, impacting consumers and businesses.

A doctor in Poland has been accused of issuing false cancer certificates for 21 years, allowing individuals to avoid arrests or postpone sentences, while also claiming funds from the National Health Fund for fictitious therapies.

Dr. Milka Popović, a certified functional medicine practitioner, discusses the crucial role of microbiota in the health and lives of individuals suffering from inflammatory bowel diseases, covering aspects from diet to therapeutic approaches.

Neurocrine Biosciences has acquired a hunger-drug maker in a multi-billion-dollar pharmaceutical deal, marking the latest significant transaction in the industry. This acquisition expands Neurocrine's pipeline and market presence in the therapeutic area of weight management.

A quiz question asks about the age of Chris Hipkins, the leader of New Zealand's Labour Party.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon held a press conference following a Cabinet meeting.

The National Party in New Zealand failed to reach 30% in the latest poll results, while the NZ First party saw a significant surge in support.

An E. coli alert and boil-water notice issued by Watercare remain in effect in New Zealand, with authorities revealing the most likely cause of the contamination.

CytomX Therapeutics (CTMX) is reportedly making significant progress on a key treatment for metastatic colorectal cancer, signaling potential advancements in oncology.

Investment firms Stifel and Jefferies have both raised their price targets for Tango Therapeutics (TNGX) stock, signaling positive outlooks for the company.

Soleno Therapeutics (SLNO) experienced a significant surge in its stock price on Monday. The article details the reasons behind this rapid increase in the company's market valuation.

Valais disaster relief has filed a complaint against unknown parties, accusing the public prosecutor's office, police, and victim lawyers of releasing sensitive victim data.

A motorcycle road trip through Mexico, from Bucerías to El Cerro de la Bufa, is described as 'throttle therapy,' offering a way to soothe the soul through motion.

Neurocrine Biosciences announced its intent to acquire Soleno Therapeutics, thereby obtaining a drug designed to treat Prader-Willi syndrome, a disorder characterized by relentless hunger.

Neurocrine Biosciences is set to acquire Soleno Therapeutics, thereby gaining access to a promising drug designed to treat a relentless hunger disorder.

Neurocrine Biosciences announced its intent to acquire Soleno Therapeutics, a move that will secure a drug designed to treat a relentless hunger disorder, expanding Neurocrine's therapeutic portfolio.

Neurocrine Biosciences has announced an all-cash buyout of Soleno Therapeutics for $2.9 billion, valuing shares at $53 each, specifically to acquire a treatment for a rare disease that causes relentless hunger.

The Berlin State Opera Unter den Linden hosted luxurious Easter festivities, featuring music director Christian Thielemann conducting Brahms' Requiem and 'Der Rosenkavalier,' with Anna Netrebko singing in Verdi's 'Un ballo in maschera'.

A 20-year-old therapy bull in Iowa has passed away, marking the end of its long service. The animal provided comfort and support as a therapy animal in the state.

A reform of private pension provision in Germany is providing new avenues for frustrated Riester contract holders to exit their agreements.

An article highlights 10 groundbreaking movie soundtracks, from the silent era to modern iconic works by John Williams and Hans Zimmer, that transformed how audiences experience film music.

SpaceX is heralding a new era of mega IPOs, prompting caution among buyers, while an inside look reveals the finances of OpenAI and Anthropic ahead of their anticipated public offerings.

Malda ADM (Law & Order) S A Ahamad has been asked to show cause within seven days regarding concerns expressed over the SIR process and the gherao of judicial officers in Mothabari, following an incident where judicial officers were allegedly held hostage.

'Tough time for the country': Willis reacts to latest NZ fuel stocks update  NZ Herald

A "QuickCheck" report is investigating claims that a group of masked men stormed into an entertainment outlet in Cheras.

The political feud between Himanta Sarma and Pawan Khera intensified, with Sarma's wife refuting Khera's claims about her possessing '3 passports' as 'fake and fabricated,' leading to an FIR and a raid at Khera's Delhi home.

A biotech company is highlighted for its promising pipeline of developments that could significantly transform and redefine an entire therapeutic area within the medical field.

A counter-petition in Portugal, launched by Miguel Salazar, has garnered 50,000 signatures, aiming to oppose the decriminalization of 'sexual conversion therapies'.

Nurix Therapeutics announced its GAAP EPS for the quarter at -$0.79, missing analyst estimates by $0.02. The company's revenue of $6.25 million also fell short of expectations by $7.99 million.

A warning has been issued regarding certain essential oils that should not be used near dogs due to their potential negative health effects, despite their growing popularity in aromatherapy.

Residents of Heraklion, Crete, have reported that groups of minors are throwing Molotov cocktails in the courtyard of Saint Barbara's Church, causing distress among the local community.

Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh criticized police action against Pawan Khera, calling it a 'witch hunt' and claiming due process was not followed.

The Indian National Congress has publicly backed Pawan Khera in a controversy involving Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, questioning the CM's claims against Rahul Gandhi ahead of the 2026 Assembly Elections.

The Israeli military expressed regret after acknowledging that a synagogue in Tehran was damaged during one of its rocket attacks earlier on Tuesday.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has held its official cash rate at 2.25%, making its first decision since the Iran war re-ignited, following earlier discussions comparing its economic options to Australia's.

A Lithuanian article shares the story of Akvilė, a child battling oncological disease, detailing her difficult treatment process, recovery, and the challenges faced by her family, with insights from a rehabilitation center kinesiotherapist.

A teenager in Auckland is facing driving and assault charges following an out-of-control house party. The incident led to police intervention and subsequent legal action against the individual.

New details have emerged regarding an alleged kidnapping incident in Botany, where $2000 and shoes were reportedly stolen. The investigation into the incident continues as more information comes to light.

A council-owned telecommunications business in New Zealand is reportedly being considered for sale, with an estimated valuation of $1 billion.

Eight people were injured in a crash in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty region, prompting a response from multiple emergency crews and helicopters.

The Straits Times reports on Ultherapy and Sculptra as cosmetic treatments designed to lift and restore skin.

A collection of cartoons by Rod Emmerson for the week of April 6 to April 12 has been published by the NZ Herald.

Two local councils in New Zealand have established a water partnership, described as uneasy, to manage water resources in their respective regions.

A psychotherapist discussed how human emotional states significantly influence investment decisions, portfolio values, and market fluctuations, challenging the notion of purely 'smart' investing.

To commemorate Women’s Week under the theme “Give to Gain,” Choplife Gaming, a leading franchise operating across Africa, donated key items to the National Radiotherapy and Nuclear Medicine…

Financial therapy is presented as a valuable tool to help powerful men understand and address the emotional beliefs that influence their economic behaviors, aiming to heal underlying issues rather than suppress ambition.

For the first time, the innovative PIPAC (Pressurized Intraperitoneal Aerosol Chemotherapy) method was applied in a Greek public hospital, offering a new technique for administering intraperitoneal chemotherapy.

Moldova's Vice-Premier for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov, stated that Moldova is sharing its experience in countering Russian interference in elections with EU countries. This aims to strengthen the EU's security against Kremlin influence.

Himanta Sarma criticized Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge for backing unverified claims, stating that Assam police would pursue those making allegations against his wife.

Twelve individuals were apprehended following a criminal gang attack on an entertainment establishment in Cheras, Malaysia.

Per Velykas keiksmais išsiplūdęs Donaldas Trumpas pagrasino „visiškai sunaikinti“ Irano infrastruktūrą. Teheranui jis paskelbė terminą – iki antradienio vakaro atidaryti Hormūzo sąsiaurį.

Artificial intelligence tools designed to assist mental health therapists with notes and record-keeping are entering the market, prompting both enthusiasm and concerns over safety and efficacy.

Residents of Tehran are living in constant anxiety, taking protective measures like insulating windows and buying generators, as the Middle East conflict intensifies and threats to civilian infrastructure increase.

Parla Abdollah Momeni, figura di spicco dell’attivismo politico nel Paese: “E’ iniziata una nuova era politica in Iran.

Metropolitan Gavriil of Nea Ionia, Nea Filadelfeia, Heraklion, and Chalkidona discussed the distinct roles of the state and the church, and the universal nature of baptism, in an interview ahead of Easter.

Several Auckland suburbs have been issued a boil water notice following possible E coli bacteria contamination, leading to closures for local businesses like the Hill House Cafe. An explainer details the health implications of E coli and what the notice means for residents.

A new preclinical study has identified a gene therapy that directly targets brain regions processing pain, offering a potential solution to chronic pain without the risks associated with opioid medications.

Dairy workers in Christchurch were injured during two armed robberies that occurred minutes apart.

Local creatives in New Zealand are collaborating to provide a fresh perspective on the traditional department store model, focusing on shared experiences and community engagement.

Reports indicate that spring break expenses have significantly increased for affluent Americans, leading to skyrocketing bills.

Chris Liddell has emphasized that New Zealand cannot afford to fall behind in the rapidly advancing field of artificial intelligence, urging the country to embrace the "AI tsunami."

The article analyzes Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's strategy to emphasize a discourse of "peripheral Spain" during the final stage of his executive term. This suggests a focus on regions outside the traditional power centers or a shift in political messaging.

Taysha Gene Therapies is reportedly making significant progress in the development of a crucial treatment for Rett Syndrome, a rare genetic neurological disorder.

Families in New Zealand are expressing confusion and frustration after being charged additional surcharges for rest home care, even though they are receiving government subsidies.

The Chief Financial Officer of Dianthus Therapeutics has sold $9.5 million worth of company stock in a recent transaction.

The Fenprof teachers' union has welcomed the Ministry of Education's competition for psychologists, therapists, and other specialists, but cautioned about inadequate ratios and persistent staff shortages in schools.

Neurocrine Biosciences announced plans to acquire Soleno Therapeutics, aiming to secure a drug designed to treat a relentless hunger disorder.

Neurocrine Biosciences announced its intent to acquire Soleno Therapeutics, thereby obtaining a drug designed to treat a relentless hunger disorder.

Neurocrine Biosciences has announced its acquisition of Soleno Therapeutics, thereby securing a promising drug designed to treat a rare genetic disorder characterized by relentless hunger.

Neurocrine Biosciences announced its agreement to acquire Soleno Therapeutics, gaining access to its late-stage drug for Prader-Willi syndrome, a rare genetic disorder causing relentless hunger.

Some couples are choosing to sit separately on flights, a trend dubbed 'seat divorce,' with therapists weighing in on when this practice can be beneficial for relationships and when it might signal deeper issues.

Tel Avivas, balandžio 6 d. (AFP-ELTA). Izraelio kariuomenė pirmadienį paskelbė, kad ankstesnę dieną per smūgį Teherane nukovė Irano „Quds“ pajėgų specialiųjų operacijų padalinio vadą.

Iranas pareiškė, kad pateikė pasiūlymus, kaip užbaigti dabartinį konfliktą, kurį vasario pabaigoje pradėjo JAV ir Izraelis, po to, kai Vašingtonas išsiuntė Teheranui reikalavimus.

Pakistan and Egypt have launched a joint military exercise, Thunder-II, at Cherat, aimed at enhancing professional skills through combined training.

Two workers sustained injuries during a pair of armed robberies that occurred minutes apart in Christchurch, New Zealand.

An article from Australia's Sydney Morning Herald argues that the country is in need of a Prime Minister who demonstrates bold and decisive leadership.

An elderly woman is again on trial in Heraklion, Crete, for setting fire to the house where she lived with her bedridden husband, an incident that previously shocked the local and national community.

A new article critiques TikTok's 'FAFO' parenting craze, labeling it problematic and rooted in a harsh mindset. The discussion highlights the struggle parents face in balancing gentle parenting approaches with the challenges of raising children, as observed in therapy sessions.

In Kenya, there is an intensifying push for policy reforms to include autism therapy under the Social Health Authority (SHA) amidst an autism care crisis.

A car fire on the Southern Motorway in New Zealand has caused thick black smoke and significant traffic delays.