Residents of Atimonan, Quezon province, were warned to take precautions after the local heat index reached a dangerous 44 degrees Celsius on Saturday, June 13.

Johnson & Johnson's multiple myeloma drug, Talvey, has demonstrated a reduction in mortality risk by up to 53% in a late-stage clinical trial, according to new findings.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a new sunscreen ingredient, marking the first such approval in two decades. The ingredient has been in use for many years in Europe and Asia.

An article from the Indian Express outlines five daily habits that can help individuals in their 30s enhance their cognitive function and overall brain health.

Three individuals were hospitalized in serious condition following a traffic accident in the village of Omodos, Limassol district, on Saturday afternoon, involving a collision between two vehicles.

This article explains the scientific mechanisms by which high temperatures and humidity can overwhelm the human body's natural cooling system, leading to heat-related fatalities. It also provides guidance on how individuals can protect themselves from excessive heat.

A health expert has highlighted that menopause significantly increases the risk of bone loss and fractures, also detailing common symptoms associated with the condition.

Israeli and Czech scientists have successfully recreated the evolutionary journey of COVID-19 in a test tube, aiding in the monitoring of potential animal-to-human virus jumps.

A 20-year-old man was rescued by the fire brigade and hospitalized after falling three meters into an uncovered basement at a residence in Chloraka, Cyprus.

Actress Tina Ahuja shared her beauty regimen, including a specific 'shot' she takes, to achieve glowing skin.

Researchers have reported a promising new cancer immunotherapy that, when injected into a single tumor, appeared to trigger an immune response against cancer cells throughout the body.

A total of 1,318 women aged 40 to 70 in Melaka, Malaysia, have participated in free mammogram screenings, indicating a strong uptake for the health initiative.

A strange methane odour in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, Nigeria, has led to the closure of schools and the hospitalisation of several pupils. The incident has caused fear among residents who are demanding answers.

Research explores the scientific basis behind the health benefits of natural anti-inflammatory foods like garlic and ginger, highlighting their role in supporting overall well-being.

An 80-year-old woman with Alzheimer's disease experienced temporary improvements in her symptoms, including speech and social interaction, following psychedelic use. Researchers emphasize this is a single case and not a reversal of the disease.

Health officials in Kwara State, Nigeria, held a sensitisation meeting for point-of-entry officials to strengthen surveillance and response systems against Ebola.

Ongoing testing in restriction zones, particularly around Pachna in Cyprus, has not detected any new positive cases of foot-and-mouth disease, with vaccinations set to resume next week.

Despite the start of the rainy season, parts of Cavite and Quezon provinces in the Philippines experienced 'danger' category heat index levels on Friday, June 12, prompting authorities to issue warnings to residents.

A promising new drug for treating pancreatic tumours is being investigated, with researchers suggesting it could represent the first of an entirely new class of cancer treatments by targeting a 'master switch'.

A global effort is intensifying to develop a new vaccine to combat the ongoing Ebola crisis. Researchers and health organizations worldwide are working to accelerate the development and deployment of effective preventative measures.

The body of a missing 5-year-old girl, who was tragically swept into the ocean earlier this week, has been discovered by police in California.

The Daily Star reports on the health budget allocated for the fiscal year 2026-27, detailing the financial plans for the health sector.

A second planned strike by cardiac specialists, scheduled to take place next week, has been called off. This development averts further disruption to cardiac services.

A recent study assessed six Nigerian states, identifying Lagos and Kano as the most prepared for the implementation of maternal supplement programs. The assessment focused on financing, demand, supply, and readiness.

Autistic children as young as 18 months are being injected with unapproved stem cell treatments derived from umbilical cords, with desperate US parents paying up to $20,000 per session for procedures scientists deem unproven and potentially bogus.

Scientists have made a remarkable discovery, finding a 2,600-year-old brain still intact inside an Iron Age skull.

Nigeria's NAFDAC has issued a warning that ongoing heatwaves can compromise the potency of medications, potentially leading to treatment failures.

A simple method that can be implemented while sleeping has been identified as an effective way to reduce back pain, offering a practical solution for individuals suffering from discomfort.

African swine fever has been detected in Hungary's domestic pig population, believed to be spread by wild boars. Authorities have ordered a significant reduction of wildlife populations in affected areas.

Chinese scientists have identified significant differences in the vaginal microbiomes of American and Chinese women, particularly regarding a bacterium linked to bacterial vaginosis and preterm birth, suggesting a challenge to 'one-size-fits-all' health solutions.

The operation was led by Dr. Yuval Gielchinsky, Director of the Fetal Medicine Center at Clalit-Beilinson, alongside Dr. Kinneret Tenenbaum, Head of the Twin Pregnancy Clinic.

The Daily Star features an article discussing various aspects and importance of healthy ageing.

A 12-year-old schoolgirl in Kedah, Malaysia, has been unable to sit or stand for nearly four months after a classmate pulled her chair in a prank in February.

A new study has revealed that the health risks associated with alcohol consumption begin to accelerate significantly after just one drink a day, prompting a re-evaluation of what constitutes safe drinking levels.

The SPCA has raised concerns over "constantly pregnant" breeding dogs and is advocating for dog breeders to be licensed, clear regulations to be established, and an updated code of welfare for animals.

Ghana will observe World Blood Donor Day on Friday, June 12, 2026, with a national event to honor voluntary blood donors who save lives across the country.

An article addresses a common health query regarding whether blood pressure medication needs to be taken indefinitely.

Ultimate Health is working to expand affordable health insurance options for Nigeria's informal sector, aiming to reduce out-of-pocket expenses and improve healthcare access.

Major League Baseball is expected to interview Los Angeles Dodgers doctor Neal ElAttrache concerning UFC fighter Conor McGregor's alleged use of performance-enhancing drugs.

An ATBU professor in Nigeria is urging citizens to decrease plastic consumption and adopt waste-to-wealth strategies to combat environmental degradation and foster sustainable development.

Former NFL and MLB player Deion Sanders shared a positive health update, announcing he has successfully battled cancer. He used the opportunity to emphasize the critical importance of regular health check-ups for men.

The health sector in Bangladesh has been allocated its largest budget increase, signaling a boost for healthcare initiatives in the country.

Five members of a family, including three children, were killed and four others injured after their vehicle struck a roadside tree in Jharkhand's Simdega district, according to police.

The health sector has been allocated the largest increase in funding, indicating a significant boost for its development and services.

Medical students at Otago University will have fewer regions available for their placements as the new Waikato medical school has secured placements in Nelson/Marlborough, Hawke's Bay, and Whanganui.

Nigeria has introduced a new national HIV plan aimed at shifting from donor dependence to domestic financing, strengthening health insurance, and expanding digital health services.

A school-going teenager has been identified as the victim killed during a protest against an Ebola facility, with his mother stating she had warned him not to attend.

The African Union's health agency, Africa CDC, announced that the Ebola outbreak in Uganda is now under control, crediting effective contact-tracing efforts.

A woman shares her personal struggle with endometriosis diagnosis, highlighting the need for improved detection. A scientist is developing a simple diagnostic test that could significantly reduce the time to diagnosis for many women.

A medical intern from Kerala was discovered dead on Dona Paula beach in Goa, India, by locals, with authorities suspecting suicide.

Pharmacists at Semmelweis University in Budapest have found that certain types of mineral water can interfere with the effects of medications, advising caution when taking tablets or capsules.

Cyprus state health services announced plans to launch inspections of food delivery drivers to assess the conditions under which food and beverages are transported, aiming to address and solve related problems.

A community is grappling with significant health risks due to lead exposure, where daily life and work converge with a strong chemical presence from pigment containers.

Taytay, Rizal experienced a scorching heat index of 51.38°C on Thursday, according to local monitoring systems. The extreme heat prompted warnings about potential health risks like heat cramps and exhaustion, despite the official declaration of the rainy season.

Six newborn babies have reportedly died at Ad-din Hospital in Bangladesh, raising concerns and potentially prompting an investigation into the circumstances of their deaths.

New research suggests that mRNA treatments could be effective in preventing the recurrence of cancer, offering a promising avenue for future therapies.

Health officials in England have reported that two children have died from measles, with data indicating over 100 new infections. London, the East of England, and the West Midlands are experiencing the highest number of cases, prompting calls for vaccination.

Fertility specialists, biotech companies and ethicists are divided over whether progress in early gene editing would wipe out diseases or trigger a rush toward enhancement.

The Greater Accra Regional Security Council (REGSEC) has listed several communities at high risk of flooding and will increase monitoring and intervention following forecasts of 100–150mm rainfall in June.

Mr Aliyu said public-private partnerships (PPP) were already improving radiotherapy services, adding that many operational cancer centres in the country currently function through collaborative…

An unconscious patient in his 70s at a nursing hospital in Gangwon Province may have been neglected, after family members said they found what appeared to be maggots and dozens of insect eggs inside…

Eleven people, including a child bitten on the face, were injured in an attack by suspected rabid jackals while camping. The incident caused terror among the victims.

Reports indicate growing concerns regarding Benjamin Morrison's health, with injuries potentially impacting his performance and career prospects in 2026.

A Vietnamese woman, who lost sight in one eye after multiple surgeries, has been admitted to several prestigious postgraduate programs, including four Ivy League schools, Stanford, and Johns Hopkins.

Dozens of open-water swimming sites in the Netherlands are under health warnings, advisories, or closures due to strained water quality caused by warm weather, with health risks doubling since the season began.

A report highlights the importance of raising awareness about methods that teach people with autism to communicate, advocating for further research into these techniques.

KEM Hospital has suspended MBBS student Sejal Pawar for 15 days following a controversial stand-up comedy video involving a 'male corpse' joke. An FIR has been filed against her and others for allegedly circulating objectionable content, with the college citing concerns for her safety and well-being.

The Daily Star reports on the ongoing challenge of maternal mortality in Bangladesh, highlighting the critical health issue within the country.

A 49-year-old man is in critical condition after an air conditioning compressor exploded while he was performing repair work in Strovolos, Nicosia.

A Japanese venture company is conducting the first clinical trial of a heart disease treatment, testing the catheter injection of heart muscle cells made from iPS cells. This minimally invasive method aims to reduce patient burden by avoiding open-chest surgery.

Karachi is experiencing an oppressive heat and humidity wave, severely impacting daily life, particularly for underprivileged segments, outdoor workers, and commuters.

Bollywood actress Sara Ali Khan details her full-body workout, highlighting three essential exercises designed to enhance everyday fitness.

An article explores the feasibility and methods for individuals to transition into becoming a morning person, specifically addressing whether this lifestyle change can be achieved in as little as three days.

Experts explain why many doctors are hesitant to fully endorse low-carb diets, despite their effectiveness for weight loss, warning against the complete elimination of carbohydrates.

A study published in The Lancet indicates that Chile successfully decreased the proportion of children aged 4 to 6 with excess weight by implementing nutritional warning logos and strict advertising regulations.

The Netherlands is experiencing a significantly worse outbreak of the oak processionary caterpillar this year, with moth numbers climbing and posing health risks.

Merck announced that its drug Welireg has received an FDA label expansion, allowing its use in treating kidney cancer.

Philippine Representative Leila de Lima has called for a P15 billion supplemental budget to address the aftermath of a recent strong earthquake in Mindanao.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) in the Philippines is accelerating a program to roll out low-cost community water refilling stations to provide more affordable and safer drinking water.

The intense heatwave gripping Karachi is losing its intensity as temperatures drop by 3.5°C due to strong winds, with conditions expected to normalize today.

An article warns that failing to meet a Medicare deadline can result in a penalty that beneficiaries will have to pay for the rest of their lives.

The Eastern Regional Hospital (ERH) in Koforidua, Ghana, is pursuing teaching hospital status, with management confident in its existing personnel and range of services to support this ambition. This move would enhance medical education and healthcare services in the region.

An outbreak of bovine respiratory syncytial virus (BRSV) on a farm in Pärnu County, Estonia, has resulted in the deaths of eighteen cattle.

The Savannah Regional Health Directorate of the Ghana Health Service has confirmed a "deeply unfortunate" incident involving a missing newborn at the East Gonja District Hospital in Salaga, which is currently under investigation.

Health workers from Dubai are actively contributing to international efforts to combat a deadly Ebola outbreak in Africa. Their involvement highlights global cooperation in public health crises.

LA County DA Nathan Hochman has requested a judge to freeze $4 billion in sexual abuse settlement payments, claiming that up to 80% of the claims in America's largest sexual abuse settlement could be fraudulent.

A health ministry has launched a review into the effects of nitrate in water, following renewed calls from campaigners to lower nitrate limits, prompted by Denmark's recent decision to drastically reduce its own limit.

A new report highlights that many Gen Z individuals are opting for takeout over home-cooked meals, a trend that is proving more expensive due to factors like convenience, evolving expectations, and the modern economy.

NPR is offering a one-week newsletter guide to help individuals improve their skin health and appearance by focusing on what truly works, aiming to reduce unnecessary spending and time.

Indian shooting coach Jaspal Rana passed away after experiencing chest pain and discomfort during the ISSF World Cup in Munich, which led to a procedure to place a stent in his heart due to a completely blocked artery.

Scientists warn people with certain conditions can end up severely impacted.

A test that could prevent breast cancer patients from undergoing unnecessary chemotherapy is reportedly not being used enough by doctors in the Netherlands.

Following the death of Jaspal Rana, a cardiologist explains why heart attack patients face increased risks in the first month after a medical procedure.

A study by Imperial College scientists suggests that emergency hospital admissions in London decreased following the introduction of the T-charge and Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez).

A resident from Sneem, Kerry, shares his personal experience with a prostate cancer diagnosis, emphasizing how a simple blood test can be life-saving for early detection.

An expert review investigates the potential of chilli peppers to alleviate diabetic nerve pain, examining the findings related to this alternative treatment.

The New Hampshire Supreme Court has overturned a murder conviction in a case involving the death of a 5-year-old child, sending the case back for further proceedings.

A global survey by Roche highlights the critical need to shift diabetes care focus from disease treatment to mental wellbeing. The survey notes a growing burden of diabetes in Hong Kong due to an aging population and lifestyle changes.

Wellington Water has issued a warning that repairs at its damaged Moa Point plant are likely to cause an increase in odour today, though the risk was described as low.

A fire broke out at a medical equipment warehouse in California, prompting evacuations of adjacent warehouses due to the incident.

Patients participating in a trial for a revolutionary immune reset treatment have achieved lupus remission without the need for medication, marking a significant breakthrough in managing the condition.

A one-off Meningitis B vaccine program will be offered to a million young people in the UK following an unprecedented outbreak in Kent this year.

India's Supreme Court has stressed the necessity of strictly enforcing the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PCPNDT) Act. The court highlighted the ongoing "patriarchal preference for male child" as a reason for this directive.

Researchers are continually discovering new applications for GLP-1 agonist drugs like Mounjaro and Ozempic, with recent findings suggesting potential as a treatment for substance abuse. This highlights the ongoing drug repurposing efforts.

A commissioner announced that Kano State in Nigeria has implemented 90% of its health blueprint over three years, demonstrating its commitment to improving healthcare delivery and fully implementing the Abuja Declaration on Health.

The Ministry of Education is urgently seeking answers after a nonverbal autistic boy was left locked in a Ritchies school van for hours, an incident occurring weeks after another autistic boy died after escaping a school van in May.

A new report claims that the Israeli military was responsible for more than 50% of all global civilian deaths caused by explosive weapons in 2025 (likely a typo for a past or current year), warning of a growing 'normalization' of such incidents.

Quebec has become the first jurisdiction in North America to restrict access to caffeinated energy drinks, banning their sale to individuals under the age of 16.

An author reluctantly joined a water aerobics class after her favorite pool closed, finding new friends and a changed perspective on aging through the group workout.

As summer approaches, health experts are providing advice on how to avoid heat-related illnesses and stay cool. Recommendations include hydration, seeking shade, and recognizing symptoms of heat stress.

Two children have been airlifted to hospital with serious injuries, and two adults are also hospitalized following a two-car collision in County Mayo, Ireland.

Irish police are searching for a hit-and-run driver after a car ploughed into outdoor seating at a coffee shop in Dundalk, County Louth.

Doctors' bodies in Balochistan, Pakistan, are protesting and demanding a judicial probe into an acid attack on Dr Mahnoor. They are also calling for security reforms and an end to retaliatory actions against medical professionals.

A new report highlights that many retirees are unaware of the $109,000 income threshold that triggers a $1,148 Medicare surcharge, leading to unexpected costs.

A gynaecologist has issued a warning to a woman who is 39 weeks pregnant and performing headstands, highlighting potential risks. The advice emphasizes caution regarding strenuous activities late in pregnancy.

A Mexican mother successfully performed a C-section on herself using a kitchen knife after 12 hours of labor, resulting in the survival of both her and her baby.

An essay reflects on a unique upbringing where a psychologist father openly discussed the inevitability of death with his child, contrasting with typical parental approaches to shielding children from the topic.

The FDA has approved Bemotrizinol for use in the U.S., a new sunscreen ingredient that has long been available in Europe and Asia and provides protection against both UVA and UVB rays.

Scientists have discovered that people moving in crowds tend to spontaneously turn counter-clockwise, regardless of their environment, from...

Doctors suspect food poisoning after 147 children at a public school in Yasothon, Thailand, experienced abdominal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea on Wednesday.

Scientists have developed a smart bandage capable of detecting infections and automatically releasing antibiotics when needed, offering a new approach to wound care.

Many cancer patients experience their hair growing back curly after treatment, a common and often unexpected sign of recovery.

Experts report an increase in "brain fog," characterized by mental fatigue, distraction, and forgetfulness, attributing its rise to chronic stress, insufficient sleep, excessive screen time, and sedentary habits.

Passengers quarantined on a cruise ship following a deadly hantavirus outbreak are expressing a desire to return home. They have been in isolation after the incident.

Many women in their 40s experience significant health changes during menopause, including diet shifts, sleep issues, anxiety, and energy drops, prompting a need to reset their health for the decades ahead.

KEM Hospital in Mumbai is experiencing a critical shortage of blood components after a key machine used for processing blood failed, impacting patient care.

A dietitian who incorporates strength training into her routine decided to stop taking creatine supplements, explaining her reasoning based on her current fitness goals and supplement philosophy.

A recent study suggests that age-related changes in ankle flexibility and strength are a primary reason why walking becomes more challenging for older individuals.

Authorities in Zuid-Holland Zuid have issued a three-day boil water advisory for approximately 200,000 residents in Dordrecht, Zwijndrecht, and Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht following the detection of E. coli.

The monsoon is advancing in East India, while heavy rains continue in the south and a heatwave persists in the northern regions of the country.

Chinese scientists have successfully reversed Type 1 diabetes in a 25-year-old female patient by reprogramming her own stem cells, allowing her to remain insulin-independent for over a year.

Medical professionals highlight the common and avoidable mistake of consuming alcohol while taking antibiotics, emphasizing its negative impact on recovery.

Finerenone, a medication initially developed for diabetic kidney disease, is now demonstrating significant potential in treating chronic kidney disease (CKD) in patients without diabetes.

As the rainy season approaches, adopting seven essential healthy habits can help boost immunity, maintain hygiene, and protect against common illnesses.

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for Delhi, warning of thunderstorms, lightning, and winds gusting up to 80 kmph. Very light to light rain is expected in most areas, with moderate rainfall possible in isolated locations.

A new series of reports draws attention to the critical issue of postpartum hemorrhage, a leading cause of maternal death, and outlines potential solutions to prevent women from bleeding to death after childbirth.

UK ministers have set a target for 60% of children to walk or cycle to school by the year 2035. This initiative aims to promote active travel among students and reduce reliance on other forms of transportation.

The critical importance of oxytocin during C-sections and the potentially fatal risks associated with fake or substandard doses of the drug have been emphasized.

The Gurgaon civic body is planning to expand its rainwater harvesting infrastructure across the city. This initiative aims to better prepare Gurgaon for the upcoming monsoon season.

A woman unexpectedly faced a $6,936 Medicare surcharge after inheriting an IRA, which generated income she hadn't anticipated. This situation highlights the complex tax implications of inherited retirement accounts.

A new study by researchers from Kwame Nkrumah University indicates that nearly six out of every 10 health workers in Ghana's Greater Accra Region are contemplating leaving their jobs. This finding raises significant concerns about the stability and future of the country's healthcare workforce.

Hong Kong's Hospital Authority has terminated an intern doctor for serious misconduct, including breaches of patient privacy and professional confidentiality.

A doctor has issued a warning to South Asians suffering from fatty liver disease, highlighting three common daily mistakes they are reportedly making that could exacerbate their condition.

The maternity ward at Akureyri Hospital in Iceland has recorded a sharp rise in births, with 56 more children born in the first part of 2026 compared to the same period last year, totaling 210 babies.

Novartis's therapy for a muscle disease has successfully completed an early-stage study, indicating potential progress in treatment development.

An opinion piece argues for the necessity of health guidelines to be based on solid evidence and to be trustworthy, suggesting that an abundance of caution can sometimes be counterproductive.

Recent research indicates that simply meeting fruit and vegetable guidelines might not provide sufficient flavanols for optimal heart health benefits, emphasizing the importance of choosing specific nutrient-rich foods.

NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal has disclosed he is taking a GLP-1 medication, such as Zepbound, linking his decision to a long-standing health condition and joining other high-profile figures using these drugs.

A new test can accurately determine an individual's biological age, prompting discussions about the potential psychological impact of knowing too much about one's mortality.

The Trump Department of Justice is attempting to obtain patient files, including names, of young people treated in transgender clinics and the staff who provided care in California.

In a single case, an 80-year-old woman with Alzheimer's disease showed temporary improvements in speech, movement, social interaction, and independence after receiving a single dose of a known substance, though researchers emphasize it is not a reversal of the disease.

The yeast was found on Otzi, one of the world’s best-preserved prehistoric human remains discovered frozen in the Alps near the Italy-Austria border in 1991.

Many women with breast cancer may be undergoing unnecessary chemotherapy because their doctors aren’t using the genetic tests that determine whether chemo is necessary for their treatment

Several Indian states are providing free transportation for aspirants appearing for the NEET UG re-examination.

The Kerala High Court acquitted a woman previously sentenced for killing her baby, ruling that she was suffering from severe mental stress at the time.

A consultant at Tallaght University Hospital highlights the potential of blood tests for Alzheimer's disease, offering a less invasive and earlier diagnostic method that could significantly advance dementia care in Ireland.

A new study indicates that women experiencing menopause before the age of 40 face up to a 40% higher risk of heart attack and stroke. This research highlights the significant cardiovascular health implications of early menopause.

Singaporean singer-actor Benjamin Kheng has denied using weight-loss medication, explaining that a serious cholesterol issue prompted him to make significant lifestyle changes. The 35-year-old was responding to online speculation about his health.

A 25-year-old woman in China was diagnosed with acute pancreatitis after following an extreme weight-loss regimen. Her diet consisted of eating only once a week and hardly consuming food for the remaining six days.

Health NZ has presented a revised funding offer to General Practitioners, which includes more money and a reworked rural funding formula, following their rejection of an earlier proposal.

Authorities have released the cause of death for 11 victims involved in a chemical tank rupture incident in Washington.

Police are investigating a reported shooting incident at a Texas Roadhouse restaurant located on Outer Loop in Louisville, with initial details emerging.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay has suggested that admissions to MBBS courses should be based on Class 12 marks, advocating for a change in the current admission process.

Residents in Waiouru, New Zealand, received an emergency alert and a precautionary 'do not drink' notice due to elevated aluminium levels found in the water supply.

A widely used vegan pantry item might not provide the Vitamin B12 benefits many consumers expect, prompting a reevaluation of its efficacy as a B12 source.

The Cyprus Liver Patients Association Prometheus announced new nationwide awareness and free screening initiatives for fatty liver disease to mark World Fatty Liver Day.

A total of 121 livestock units have now been affected by foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), following the confirmation of a new case announced on Wednesday.

Gurgaon has announced a 5-crore plan to tackle urban heat, which includes implementing cool roofs and developing a better warning system for residents.

Three schoolchildren were killed and another injured after a speeding car, allegedly driven by a drunken driver, rammed into them in the Tiruvarur district of Tamil Nadu, India.

A restaurant in Carlow, Ireland, was issued a closure order on May 15 after staff were observed handling raw chicken before making dough without washing hands, among other food safety failures.

An article discusses creatine, a natural compound, and its benefits for older adults, particularly in supplying energy to muscles and potentially contributing to longevity.

Country singer Carly Pearce has opened up about her diagnosis of recurrent pericarditis, sharing her fears of a heart attack and how she manages anxiety related to her chronic heart condition.

Dublin beaches are facing a two-month swimming ban due to the risk of wastewater overflow, sparking public outrage.

A researcher whose decades of work on Huntington's disease led to the creation of a genetic test for the devastating condition made the personal decision not to take the test herself.

A 58-year-old man was assaulted by a mob in Kerala after allegedly peeping into a woman's bedroom and is currently receiving medical treatment.

This article discusses whether self-doubt can increase the likelihood of addiction, referencing a suggestion made by Bobby Deol.

New research indicates that a pasteurized gut bacterium could be key to preventing weight regain after dieting, showing promising results in recent studies.

Protein coffee is experiencing a surge in popularity, particularly among adults over 40, as experts suggest it can aid in muscle maintenance when integrated into a balanced diet.

A study by the Coalition to End Women's Homelessness indicates that Tairāwhiti, including Gisborne, is one of New Zealand's worst areas for housing deprivation, affecting more than 1000 young people.

An article delves into the trillions of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi, that inhabit the human gut, exploring their roles and what they are doing within the digestive system.

The first truly hot days of this summer are here, which means that especially during the midday hours, the interior of cars is already turning into an 'oven'. For many...

Türkiye's Health Ministry has launched a monthlong nationwide campaign aimed at encouraging citizens to adopt healthier lifestyles through regular physical activity, with offi...

A Times of India article discusses scientific research into the biological reasons humans fall in love, drawing insights from studies on a small rodent species found in the American Midwest.