Mesoblast reports first-quarter financial results

Biotechnology company Mesoblast has announced its financial results for the first quarter of the year.

AI Chatbots Transform Medical Consultations in Nigerian Hospitals

Amid a strained healthcare system, patients in Nigeria are increasingly turning to AI chatbots for medical consultations, leading to a significant shift in how healthcare is accessed and delivered in the country.

Glaukos outlines $620M-$635M 2026 net sales outlook following Q1 outperformance

One too many: Why alcohol hits lightweights harder than others

There is a moment many drinkers recognise but rarely speak about.

Trump administration appeals judge's order on vaccine policies

The Trump administration has appealed a judge's order that had overturned vaccine policies associated with Kennedy.

US Addiction Care Proposal for Rural Farms Draws Criticism

The U.S. health secretary is proposing a shift in addiction care towards rural farms or camps for recovery, an idea championed by RFK Jr. However, many addiction experts view this approach as outdated and ineffective.

Emphasizing the Importance of Routine Cervical Cancer Screening

An article advocates for routine cervical cancer screening, stressing that the disease is preventable and highly treatable when detected early.

LG Launches Smart Dehumidifiers in Nigeria Amid Mould Risk Warnings

LG has introduced new smart dehumidifiers in Nigeria to combat high humidity and mould, with an expert highlighting the health risks associated with mould.

Over 1 million in Lebanon face acute food insecurity

A hunger monitor report indicates that more than 1 million people in Lebanon are expected to experience acute food insecurity.

WHO reports increase in attacks on healthcare facilities and personnel in Middle East

The World Health Organization (WHO) has stated that attacks on hospitals and medical workers are on the rise, primarily driven by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, raising concerns about humanitarian law violations.

ImmunityBio Inc. under investigation for federal securities law violations

ImmunityBio Inc. (NASDAQ: IBRX) is reportedly being investigated for potential violations of federal securities laws by Lowey Dannenberg, P.C.

Epigenome Editing Emerges as Potential Treatment for Diseases

While genome editing carries risks, a new technology called epigenome editing shows promise in tackling diseases such as atherosclerosis and hepatitis B. This approach could offer new therapeutic avenues.

DSCC administrator emphasizes culture's role in fostering enlightened, drug-free society

A Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) administrator has highlighted the importance of culture as a foundational element for building an enlightened and drug-free society in Bangladesh.

Canadian Health Committee Meeting Moved Behind Closed Doors Amid Budget Concerns

A Canadian parliamentary health committee meeting was moved behind closed doors, drawing criticism from Conservative health critic Dan Mazier. Mazier highlighted concerns over the PrescribeIT program, whose budget has reportedly increased from $40 million to $300 million.

San Miguel de Allende Opens Mexico's First Hospice

San Miguel de Allende has inaugurated Mexico's first hospice, a development highlighted in a local news report that also covered resident protests against new construction and concerns regarding Parque Juárez.

US FDA declares domestic infant formula supply safe

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced that testing confirms the safety of the domestic infant formula supply.

Investigation Launched After Psychiatric Patient Escapes, Allegedly Kills Two Women

An internal investigation has been launched at a psychiatric hospital after a patient escaped and is suspected of killing two women. The incident occurred on April 24, prompting the Health Minister to announce a probe into the circumstances of the escape.

Zimbabwean stakeholders warn of negative impact from medical aid reforms

Stakeholders in Zimbabwe are expressing concerns about potential negative consequences and discrimination issues arising from proposed medical aid reforms, urging careful consideration of their implications.

Clinical Center of Montenegro Performs Nearly 2,300 Examinations in One Day

The Clinical Center of Montenegro (KCCG) reported performing 2,283 outpatient examinations in the last 24 hours, including 430 at the Institute for Children's Diseases.

Health Experts Urge Urgent Action on Sickle Cell in Nigeria, Africa

Health experts are calling for urgent action to address the growing burden of sickle cell disease in Nigeria, where approximately 150,000 children are born with the condition annually.

Nigerian Pharma Group Urges Stronger Ties to Reduce Medicine Imports

A pharmaceutical group in Nigeria is advocating for stronger collaborations to boost local manufacturing and reduce the country's reliance on imported medicines.