Health & Science
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Health and science news highlights include a study for a San Juan resident raffling his home due to health issues, an investigation into a death after cosmetic surgery in Barranquilla, Colombia, and a Singaporean mother's ongoing grief after a miscarriage. Meanwhile, Indonesia's JKN program eases heart patient treatment in Merauke, and Rivers State police receive an autopsy report following a toddler's death amid cover-up allegations.
๐ฆ๐ท ArgentinaASCO conference highlights cancer treatment challenges amid scientific advances
- The annual conference of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) is the world's leading event for discussing cancer treatment advancements and challenges. - ASCO President Dr. Eric Small emโฆ
Ebola Surges in Congo Amidst War, Sparking Global Health Fears
- An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is raising international alarm due to the virus's high fatality rate and the risk of regional spread. - Ten neighboring countries are on high alโฆ
Neurologist: Early education significantly cuts dementia risk, outlines 7 pillars for healthy aging
- Neurologist Conrado Estol stated that early education significantly reduces the risk of developing dementia, citing research from The Lancet. - He outlined seven pillars for healthy longevity: managโฆ
Harvard Investigation Reveals How Stress Triggers Hair Loss and Autoimmune Responses
- Harvard University researchers have identified biological mechanisms linking acute stress to hair loss and autoimmune responses, challenging the sole attribution to genetics. - The study found that โฆ
Constant Fatigue: The Key Vitamin Lacking in More and More Argentines and How to Recover It
- Constant fatigue and sleep disturbances affect a significant portion of Argentina's adult population. - Vitamin B12 deficiency is identified as a frequent cause of this exhaustion, impacting physicaโฆ
Hantavirus Cases Rise in Argentina; Experts Urge Caution and Isolation
- Argentina is experiencing an increase in Hantavirus cases, with 18 confirmed and 7 deaths in Buenos Aires province. - The Andes strain, which can spread between humans, is a particular concern. - Exโฆ
Smokers urged to get life-saving scan, cardiologist says addiction rivals cocaine
- Cardiologist Jorge Tartaglione stated that smoking addiction is comparable to cocaine and socially accepted. - He recommended a low-dose computed tomography scan for current and former smokers to deโฆ
Nutritionist Reveals White Rice as Easiest-to-Digest Carb, Debunks Common Myths
- Nutritionist Diego Sรญvori identifies white rice as the most easily digestible carbohydrate, contrary to common belief. - He clarifies that the difficulty in digestion often comes from accompanying iโฆ
Myofascial chains: The Pilates exercises revolutionizing the practice
- Pilates instructors are revolutionizing the practice by focusing on "myofascial chains," viewing the body holistically rather than as isolated muscle groups. - The reformer machine is highlighted asโฆ
Neurologist: Stay Active at 80 Like You Did at 40
- Neurologist Conrado Estol states that maintaining an active mind at 80 requires the same habits as at 40, emphasizing optimism and purpose. - He identifies seven pillars for healthy longevity: stresโฆ
Six drinks with the highest caffeine content
- Caffeine, a natural stimulant found in plants, is most famously known as the primary component of coffee. - It stimulates the central nervous system, enhancing performance in work and study. - Beyonโฆ
Cholesterol: The 'Star' Drug and Why Healthy Diets Aren't Always Enough, According to a Doctor
- Cardiologist Jorge Tartaglione explains that statins are highly effective "star" medications for lowering cholesterol by targeting an enzyme. - While diet and exercise help, they are often insufficiโฆ
Unprecedented ruling recognizes 'direct' link between Sputnik vaccine and young woman's death
- A court in Cรณrdoba, Argentina, has recognized a direct causal link between the Sputnik V vaccine and the death of a 24-year-old woman from thrombocytopenia. - The ruling orders the national governmeโฆ
WHO calls for Congo ceasefire amid Ebola outbreak; Uganda closes border
- The World Health Organization called for an immediate ceasefire in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo to contain an Ebola outbreak. - Uganda has temporarily closed its border with the DRC due to rโฆ
Croatia's smaller hospitals face doctor exodus after contract changes
- Croatia's smaller hospitals are struggling to retain specialist doctors after the abolition of "slave labor" contracts two years ago. - Young doctors now easily obtain specializations in smaller hosโฆ
Experts revise advice: Women should urinate before and after sex to prevent infections
- Experts now suggest women should urinate both before and after sex to prevent urinary tract infections. - Previously, advice focused solely on urinating after intercourse. - The change in advice steโฆ
Prepare your air conditioner: Neglect risks bacteria and higher bills
- Air conditioners can harbor mold and bacteria, including Legionella, which can cause respiratory problems. - Dirty filters and coils reduce efficiency, increasing electricity consumption and shortenโฆ
Legionella Bacteria Detected at Zagreb Economics Faculty; Showers Off-Limits
- Legionella bacteria have been detected in the hot water system at the Faculty of Economics in Zagreb, Croatia. - Students and staff are advised not to use showers or drink tap water at the faculty uโฆ
Experts warn of major summer threat: Food poisoning symptoms and how to protect yourself
- Experts warn of increased food poisoning risks during summer due to higher temperatures promoting bacterial growth. - Common symptoms include nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea, with othโฆ
Experts reveal the 'golden rule' for healthy digestion and ideal time for bowel movements
- Experts suggest that while daily bowel movements are not essential, regularity is key for digestive health. - The ideal frequency for healthy bowel movements ranges from three times a day to three tโฆ
Croatia needs more cooperation and education to fight smoking, activate family doctors' potential, and improve regulation
- Croatia faces significant challenges in combating smoking, with nearly 40% of adults being smokers. - Experts at a conference identified key issues including insufficient support systems for smokersโฆ
Common Medications Can Turn Deadly in Heat: Recognize 4 Alarming Symptoms
- Certain common medications can significantly increase the risk of heatstroke during hot weather. - These drugs, including those for blood pressure and antidepressants, can impair the body's natural โฆ
US must prevent Ebola entry, says Rubio, as outbreak kills 220 in DRC
- The U.S. must prevent any Ebola cases from entering the country, where an outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has caused 220 deaths and 900 infections. - U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubioโฆ
Cholesterol: The 'Star' Drug and Why Healthy Diets Aren't Always Enough, According to a Doctor
- Cardiologist Jorge Tartaglione explains that statins are highly effective "star" medications for lowering cholesterol by targeting an enzyme. - While diet and exercise help, they are often insufficiโฆ
Croatia's MS Walk Expands to 15 Cities, Launches Camino Route and Rehab Center
- A record 15 Croatian cities are participating in this year's "Every Step Counts" national campaign for World Multiple Sclerosis Day. - The campaign includes an MS Walk event in Vinkovci on May 30, 2โฆ
Annoyed by tiny flies around drains? The problem is likely not where you see them
- Drain flies are small insects attracted to moisture and organic matter, often found near drains, sinks, and showers. - They reproduce in the damp biofilm and mucus that accumulates in drain pipes anโฆ
Woman's Abdominal Swelling Misdiagnosed as IBS Reveals Near-Cancerous Ovarian Cyst
- Katie Wells, 31, experienced severe abdominal swelling and pain, initially misdiagnosed with IBS. - Doctors eventually discovered a 26-centimeter ovarian cyst, along with her appendix, left ovary, aโฆ
Tiny blue octopus discovered in Galapagos depths named by scientists
- Scientists have named a miniature, electric blue octopus discovered in the deep waters of the Galapagos Islands. - The octopus, Microeledone galapagensis, was first filmed by a deep-sea robot in 201โฆ
Sleepless nights, dark peril: How lack of sleep slowly destroys our health
- Sleeping less than seven hours per night severely impairs brain function and may increase the risk of early-onset cancers, according to scientific research. - Chronic sleep deprivation leads to cognโฆ
Gaza: Cancer's Deadly Silence After the Bomb's Roar
- Thousands of cancer patients in Gaza face a slow death due to a lack of treatment, medical supplies, and evacuation visas. - The ongoing blockade and international community's slow response have criโฆ
Magnesium: Algeria's traditional diet holds the mineral, but consumption is declining
- An Algerian traditional diet is rich in magnesium, a mineral crucial for over 300 bodily functions, but its consumption is declining. - Symptoms of magnesium deficiency include fatigue, muscle crampโฆ
Hopeful discovery: Pill doubles life expectancy for patients with deadliest cancer
- A new daily pill treatment shows promise in doubling survival rates for patients with the deadliest form of cancer, pancreatic cancer. - Clinical trial results presented at the ASCO conference indicโฆ
New Study Proposes Mathematical Model for 12,000 Years of Human Population Growth
- A new study proposes a single mathematical equation to describe 12,000 years of human population growth. - The model, adapted from material physics, successfully replicates population patterns from โฆ
Ebola Outbreak in DRC: Suspected Cases Top 1,000 as Uganda Closes Borders
- Suspected Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo have surpassed 1,077, with 121 confirmed cases and 17 deaths reported. - Uganda has closed its borders with the DRC for one month, allowing โฆ
New study warns of potential rapid global population decline due to environmental crises
- A new study published in Chaos, Solitons & Fractals proposes a mathematical equation to describe 12,000 years of human population growth. - The model, based on non-linear dynamics, can replicate hisโฆ
Central Greece offers housing allowance to attract new hospital doctors
- The Regional Council of Central Greece approved a monthly housing allowance of 400 euros for newly hired hospital doctors. - The initiative, starting June 1, aims to fill up to 40 medical positions,โฆ
EOF: Export of 82 drugs frozen for 3 months
- Greece's National Organization for Medicines (EOF) has temporarily banned the parallel export and intra-community movement of 82 pharmaceutical products. - The ban, effective for three months until โฆ
Federal District Governor Admitted to ICU After Chest Drain Surgery
- Celina Leรฃo, governor of the Federal District, was admitted to the ICU after surgery to place a chest drain. - The procedure was to treat a pneumothorax, a condition involving air accumulating betweโฆ
South Korea Tackles Delivery Shortages with "Group Chat" Healthcare Model
- A regional maternal and child health center in Gwangju, South Korea, has implemented an innovative 'group chat' system to facilitate rapid transfers of high-risk pregnant patients, preventing criticโฆ
Expanding suicide prevention counseling staff to ensure no call is missed
- South Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare is expanding its suicide prevention counseling services. - The initiative aims to increase the response rate for the '109' suicide prevention hotline by โฆ
The Twist of Crisp Bamboo Shoots... Eating Them 'Like This' Is Actually Dangerous [Alseutok]
- Bamboo shoots are a healthy spring ingredient rich in fiber and potassium, but contain toxins requiring them to be cooked before consumption. - Consuming raw or undercooked bamboo shoots can be dangโฆ
TV personality Choi Hwa-jung recommends lettuce for its health benefits
- TV personality Choi Hwa-jung recommends lettuce for its health benefits and versatility. - Lettuce is rich in water, fiber, and low in calories, aiding in appetite control and digestion. - It contaiโฆ
Early summer heat hits South Korea with temperatures over 30ยฐC, high UV warnings issued
- South Korea is experiencing early summer heat, with daytime temperatures expected to reach around 30 degrees Celsius over the weekend. - Strong sunshine will lead to high levels of ultraviolet (UV) โฆ
Acute myeloid leukemia treatment adapts to genetic traits to lower relapse rates
- Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) treatment is evolving with new targeted therapies based on genetic mutations. - The FLT3-ITD mutation, found in about a quarter of AML patients, is linked to higher relaโฆ
Sogang University Professor Joins International Initiative to Build Synthetic Cells
- Professor Shin Kwan-woo from Sogang University's Chemistry Department is participating in the international research collaboration 'SynCell Asia Initiative'. - The initiative aims to develop synthetโฆ
50 from Cheongju high school show food poisoning symptoms after Jeju trip; investigation launched
- Fifty students and teachers from a high school in Cheongju, South Korea, experienced food poisoning symptoms after a school trip to Jeju Island. - The group of 243 students and teachers visited Jejuโฆ
Korean Hospital Association President: Navigating Healthcare's Turning Point
- Yoo Kyung-ha, the newly elected president of the Korean Hospital Association, emphasizes the organization's role as a policy partner aware of healthcare realities. - He views the current medical criโฆ
Age limits on rare disease treatments like hypophosphatasia must be removed quickly
- A patient advocacy group and a medical society signed an MOU to improve diagnosis and treatment for hypophosphatasia (HPP). - Kim Hyun-joo, head of the HPP patient group, was diagnosed late in life โฆ
South Korean cafes' tea drinks vary widely in caffeine, sugar, and fat content
- Tea-based beverages from major South Korean cafes show significant variations in caffeine, sugar, and saturated fat content. - Some products, like certain milk teas and matcha lattes, contain more cโฆ
Meteorological agency to combat weather 'fake news' with legal action
- South Korea's Meteorological Administration (KMA) will take legal action against online "fake news" about weather forecasts. - New measures include introducing a "severe heatwave warning" and enhancโฆ
Clinics probed for propofol misuse; patient received drug 147 times
- South Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) is investigating individuals and medical institutions for suspected misuse of propofol. - One patient reportedly received propofol 147 times acrโฆ
Zebrafish sleep like humans, exhibiting four stages including naps
- Zebrafish exhibit a four-stage sleep cycle similar to humans, including REM-like sleep, according to a study published in Nature Communications. - Researchers tracked eye movements in zebrafish to iโฆ
Doctors Face Six-Month License Suspension for Misleading Patients on Insurance Coverage
- South Korean medical authorities will suspend doctors' licenses for up to six months if they induce patients to undergo non-covered medical treatments by advertising them as eligible for private heaโฆ
South Korea expands senior health management via public health centers
- South Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare is strengthening health management for seniors through public health centers. - The initiative aims to detect frailty early and provide tailored managemeโฆ
Sleeping with earphones can cause hearing damage
- Wearing earphones overnight can lead to ear infections and hearing damage, according to medical experts. - Prolonged use in a sealed ear canal creates a moist environment conducive to bacterial and โฆ
Korean APIs Ascend Global Supply Chain on Quality Trust
- South Korean pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) are increasingly exporting to developed markets like Japan, the US, and Europe. - This growth is attributed to enhanced quality control and impurity maโฆ
Model Jang Yoon-ju reveals secret to perfect shirt fit: daily probiotics
- Model Jang Yoon-ju shared her secret to maintaining a perfect shirt fit: consuming probiotics daily. - She emphasizes "internal cleansing" as crucial for her appearance and well-being, especially duโฆ
Reward size speeds up learning, study finds
- A new study suggests that the size of rewards, rather than experience, may be more crucial for faster learning. - Researchers found that mice learned tasks significantly faster when offered larger rโฆ
Eli Lilly acquires three vaccine firms for up to $3.83 billion, including GC Biopharma affiliate
- Eli Lilly is acquiring three vaccine companies, including Curagen, a US affiliate co-founded by GC Biopharma, for up to $3.83 billion. - The acquisitions aim to expand Lilly's presence in infectiousโฆ
Women disproportionately affected by lupus in Fiji, Minister highlights
- Fiji's Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran, highlighted that women, especially indigenous iTaukei women, are disproportionately affected by lupus. - Kiran emphasized theโฆ
Tobacco misconceptions raise concerns
- Tobacco use causes approximately 1,200 deaths annually in Fiji, with health officials concerned about its link to harder drug use among youth. - Analysis shows 'suki' (roll-your-own tobacco) containโฆ
Group warns against tobacco industry still targeting Nigerian youths despite control laws
- Nigeria's tobacco control advocates warn that the tobacco industry continues to target youths through social media, entertainment, and lifestyle marketing. - Despite existing laws and campaigns, weaโฆ
Obasanjo Urges Regular Health Screenings to Combat Cancer, Diabetes
- Former President Olusegun Obasanjo urged Nigerians to undergo regular medical screenings for early detection of diseases like cancer and diabetes. - Obasanjo spoke at the flag-off of the "Lagos to tโฆ
Poor Water Access: Nigerians suffering, dying daily โ CSOs, farmers
- Civil society organizations and farmers in Nigeria are highlighting a critical issue of poor water access, leading to daily suffering and deaths. - The problem underscores the vital importance of clโฆ
Eating disorders among female adolescents
- The article discusses the complexities of eating disorders among female adolescents, noting the transition from overeating to obsessive body image concerns. - Parents' anxieties can inadvertently inโฆ
PT Health Watch: Why sleep paralysis feels like a spiritual attack โ Expert
- Sleep paralysis, often described as a spiritual attack in Nigeria, has a medical explanation rooted in the brain's sleep cycle. - Health experts explain it as a temporary inability to move or speak โฆ
Anambra directs mortuary operators to register, renew licences
- The Anambra State Government has ordered all mortuary owners and operators to register or renew their licenses by June 5, 2026. - This directive is part of the state's healthcare reform agenda aimedโฆ
Nigeria launches Polio Emergency Operations Centre in Katsina
- The Nigerian federal government launched a Polio Emergency Operations Centre in Katsina State. - The center, supported by the Gates Foundation, will strengthen polio eradication efforts and health eโฆ
Borno records 37 deaths, over 3,000 cholera cases
- Borno State, Nigeria, recorded over 3,000 cholera cases and 37 deaths in May. - The outbreak has overwhelmed health infrastructure, with Maiduguri Metropolitan Council reporting the highest incidencโฆ
Maternal mortality falls from 1,025 to 570 in Kano, says official
- Kano State reports a significant decline in maternal mortality, dropping from 1,025 to 570 deaths per 100,000 live births since 2025. - This improvement is attributed to healthcare interventions supโฆ
Mexican airlines restrict travellers from Ebola-hit Central African countries
- Three Mexican airlines have implemented travel restrictions for individuals arriving from Central African countries affected by Ebola. - The restrictions, in place for 60 days, aim to prevent the spโฆ
Trump in excellent health, but should lose weight โ Presidential physician
- President Donald Trump's physician reported he is in "excellent health" but advised weight loss and increased physical activity. - A medical memo indicated Trump's weight increased to 238 pounds, anโฆ
NHEA 2026: Duchess, Evercare Hospitals, Others Top Nominees for Awards
- The Nigerian Healthcare Excellence Award (NHEA) has launched online voting for its 2026 edition, following an extensive nomination and screening process. - Numerous healthcare institutions, professiโฆ
Tinubu unveils health, education projects, pledges world-class healthcare for Nigerians
- President Bola Tinubu commissioned significant health and education projects across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones as part of his administration's third anniversary. - The initiatives include a spโฆ
HIV no longer a death sentence in Nigeria, experts say
- Health experts in Nigeria declared that HIV is no longer a death sentence, thanks to scientific advancements and modern technology. - Prof. Prosper Okonkwo stated that HIV has transitioned from a faโฆ
FG unveils upgraded health emergency centre in Katsina
- The Federal Government has commissioned an upgraded Emergency Operations Centre in Katsina State to bolster public health emergency response. - The facility, supported by the NPHCDA, Gates Foundatioโฆ
WHO announces first confirmed Ebola recovery in DRC outbreak
- The World Health Organization announced the first confirmed recovery from the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - A patient recovered and was discharged on May 27 after testing negโฆ
WHO chief in capital of Ebola-hit DR Congo
- The head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, is in the Democratic Republic of Congo to address the ongoing Ebola outbreak. - The outbreak, declared on May 15, has caused atโฆ
Kenya court suspends opening of US Ebola quarantine centre
- A Kenyan court has issued a temporary order halting the opening of an Ebola quarantine center for U.S. nationals. - The facility, intended to quarantine Americans arriving from the Democratic Republโฆ
Fire service warns against carbon monoxide poisoning
- The Federal Fire Service has issued a warning about the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning, calling it a "silent killer." - The odorless, colorless, and tasteless gas is produced by incomplete comโฆ
Nigeria raises Ebola preparedness alert in several states amid import risk
- Nigeria's Centre for Disease Control and Prevention has raised Ebola preparedness levels in several states. - This action follows a risk assessment indicating a high chance of the country importing โฆ
WHO chief heads to Ebola-hit DR Congo
- WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is traveling to the Democratic Republic of Congo to support efforts against the latest Ebola outbreak. - The outbreak, declared May 15, has caused 10 โฆ
Anambra First Lady promotes menstrual hygiene, distributes sanitary pads to schoolgirls
- Anambra's First Lady, Nonye Soludo, advocated for good menstrual hygiene management and an end to discrimination against menstruating women and girls. - She emphasized that menstruation is a naturalโฆ
Kenyan rights group sues to block US Ebola quarantine center
- A Kenyan rights group has filed a lawsuit to block the establishment of an Ebola quarantine center for U.S. nationals in Kenya. - The group argues the facility, built by the U.S. for citizens returnโฆ
NCDC places Lagos, FCT, others on high Ebola alert
- Nigeria's Centre for Disease Control has placed Lagos, the Federal Capital Territory, and other states on high alert for Ebola due to regional outbreaks. - The agency warns of a high risk of importaโฆ
Lagos tackles drug shortages in health insurance scheme
- The Lagos State Government is reviewing its Drug Access Expansion Programme to improve medicine availability for health insurance enrollees. - The program was launched in April 2024 after complaintsโฆ
US vows to block Ebola entry, sets up Kenya treatment center
- US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated the United States will prevent anyone with Ebola from entering the country. - The US is establishing a treatment facility in Kenya for its citizens infected โฆ
Lagos expands free health insurance to cover surgeries, antenatal care
- Lagos State residents enrolled in the free health insurance scheme can now access surgeries, antenatal care, and specialist consultations. - The scheme, mandated by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, aimsโฆ
Water Safe at Only Six Public Fountains in Belgrade
- Only six of Belgrade's 34 public water sources provide safe drinking water, according to April testing by the City Institute for Public Health. - This poor quality is a recurring annual issue, with โฆ
WHO Chief: Five Recover from Ebola in Congo, Work Continues on Vaccines
- Five individuals in the Democratic Republic of Congo have successfully recovered from a rare strain of Ebola, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced. - The recovery marks the first known instโฆ
WHO Chief Visits Eastern Congo, Epicenter of Rare Ebola Outbreak
- WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus visited Bunia in the Democratic Republic of Congo, an Ebola outbreak epicenter. - He met with local authorities, health workers, and affected familiesโฆ
Kenyan court suspends U.S. plan for Ebola quarantine facility
- A Kenyan court has suspended a U.S. plan to establish an Ebola quarantine facility for Americans exposed to the virus in Congo. - Medical workers and activists opposed the plan, citing public healthโฆ
Normal vitamin B12 levels may not be enough to protect the brain, study finds
- New research suggests that the "normal" levels of vitamin B12 may not be sufficient to protect the brain in older adults. - Older individuals with lower levels of active vitamin B12, even within recโฆ
Smoking remains leading risk for lung cancer: Nearly 40% of adults in Serbia smoke
- Nearly 40% of adults in Serbia smoke, with over half unwilling to quit, and most of the population exposed to secondhand smoke. - Young adults aged 18-24 most frequently use e-cigarettes and hookahsโฆ
Miniature World Near Pluto Found to Have Atmosphere, Puzzling Scientists
- Scientists have discovered that a small, icy body named 2002 XV93 in the outer solar system possesses a thin atmosphere. - This makes it only the second Trans-Neptunian Object (TNO), after Pluto, knโฆ
Ebola isolation activated for suspected case in Sardinia, Italy
- Italy's Ministry of Health has activated Ebola isolation protocols for a man in Cagliari, Sardinia. - The man recently returned from Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, where an Ebola outbreak iโฆ
WHO chief confident DRC will contain Ebola outbreak
- The WHO director-general expressed confidence that the Democratic Republic of Congo will successfully contain the recent Ebola outbreak. - Tedros Adhanom met with the DRC's prime minister to strengtโฆ
Surprise visit by IPS president reveals serious deficiencies in Caaguazรบ and Yhรป hospitals
- The president of Paraguay's Institute of Social Security (IPS) conducted a surprise visit to hospitals in Caaguazรบ and Yhรป. - The visit revealed significant deficiencies, including shortages of mediโฆ
Muscle Cramps: Understanding the Causes Beyond Potassium Deficiency
- Muscle cramps are involuntary, intense, and painful contractions that can last seconds or minutes. - Common causes include muscle fatigue, dehydration, electrolyte loss, prolonged postures, and nervโฆ
Paraguay hospital's structural flaws persist despite superficial repairs
- Structural issues at the San Juan Bautista Regional Hospital in Misiones, Paraguay, have persisted for years due to fundamental construction flaws. - Despite superficial repairs like painting and roโฆ
US to provide $13.5 million for Kenya's Ebola preparedness
- The United States will provide $13.5 million to support Kenya's preparedness for an Ebola outbreak. - This funding is part of a larger $112 million regional assistance package for the ongoing Ebola โฆ
Paraguay's Social Security Institute faces scrutiny over waste and neglect
- New discoveries at Paraguay's Social Security Institute (IPS) reveal significant waste and neglect under previous administrations. - The current administration is addressing long-standing issues, inโฆ
New Brain Scans and Blood Tests Offer Hope for Earlier Alzheimer's Detection
- Two new research studies offer promising advancements in the early detection of Alzheimer's disease. - One study focuses on a new type of brain scanner that can detect tau protein tangles earlier thโฆ
Negligence alleged at San Pablo Hospital: Baby in critical condition in intensive care
- A mother in Asunciรณn, Paraguay, has accused medical staff at San Pablo Maternity Hospital of negligence, alleging they delayed her daughter's C-section, leading to severe complications for the newboโฆ
US opens Ebola quarantine center in Kenya for citizens abroad
- The U.S. has established a quarantine center in Kenya to manage American citizens potentially exposed to the Ebola virus abroad, avoiding direct repatriation to the U.S. - The facility, with an initโฆ
Suspected Ebola case in Cagliari; MSF decries aid delays in Congo
- A suspected Ebola case has been identified in Cagliari, Italy, involving a Congolese citizen who recently returned from Kinshasa. - The individual is hospitalized with symptoms and undergoing tests,โฆ
Suspected Ebola case in Cagliari triggers health protocols
- Protocols for a suspected Ebola case were activated in Cagliari, Italy, for a person who returned from abroad and showed symptoms. - The patient, a Congolese national residing in Cagliari who recentโฆ
Suspected Ebola case in Cagliari triggers health protocols; Congo outbreak worsens
- Protocols for a suspected Ebola case were activated in Cagliari, Italy, after a person returning from abroad showed symptoms. - The patient was transported to a hospital for tests, with the Ministryโฆ
WHO: Ebola epidemic in DRC spreads faster than response
- The Democratic Republic of Congo is facing its third-largest Ebola epidemic, with over 1,100 suspected cases and 43 confirmed deaths from the Bundibugyo strain. - Health officials and aid organizatiโฆ
AI Reveals Obesity Causes More Extensive Nerve Damage and Inflammation Than Previously Known
- A new AI platform called MouseMapper has revealed extensive inflammation and previously unknown nerve damage associated with obesity. - Researchers used the AI to map cellular-level changes in mice,โฆ
Healthy Eating Does Not Neutralize Alcohol's Effects, Study Finds
- Moderate to heavy alcohol consumption can increase inflammation even in individuals who eat healthy diets, new research suggests. - While a healthy diet offers some protection, it is insufficient toโฆ
Mother of boy with rare disease continues fundraising: 'I can't leave others now'
- Alicja Orlik, mother of a child with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), continues fundraising efforts despite her son Adaล receiving treatment funded by the ลatwogang foundation. - Orlik feels compeโฆ
Rare Blue Moon to Appear in the Sky on Sunday
- A rare "Blue Moon" will be visible on Sunday, May 31. - This is the second full moon in the same calendar month, an event that occurs on average every 2.5 years. - The Blue Moon will appear alongsidโฆ
Food producers aim for healthier options without sacrificing taste
- Food producers are increasingly focusing on nutritional value and health impact, shifting from solely prioritizing taste and price. - Many Poles suffer from vitamin D and calcium deficiencies, and cโฆ
Health must be treated as critical infrastructure
- Health security is now a critical national infrastructure, essential for economic productivity and crisis stability. - Poland's health system, rated a 2 out of 5, needs a fundamental shift from reacโฆ
Slovenia approves innovative drug givinostat for children with DMD
- Slovenia's health insurance fund has added the innovative drug givinostat to its positive list of covered medications. Givinostat will treat children aged 6 and older with Duchenne muscular dystrophโฆ
Two-Thirds of Breast Cancer Patients Could Avoid Chemotherapy, Study Finds
- A new DNA test can identify breast cancer patients unlikely to benefit from chemotherapy, potentially sparing two-thirds of patients from its side effects. - The study, involving over 4,000 patientsโฆ
Understanding Ebola Spread and Risks Amidst Global Concerns
- Several countries have implemented measures against Ebola, including travel advisories for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRK) and Uganda. - Entry restrictions and temperature screenings are beinโฆ
Between the laboratory, the computer, and the farm
- Anita Ule is a researcher at the Department of Animal Science at the Biotechnical Faculty. - She uses computers extensively to analyze large datasets and uncover hidden patterns in animal genetics. โฆ
Hunger by prescription: Experimenting with intermittent fasting
- The author experimented with intermittent fasting, specifically time-restricted eating, during the recent Lenten period. - The fasting involved reducing food intake and skipping breakfast, which wasโฆ
Ebola Outbreak: Slovenia's Travel Advisories Omit Key Risk
- The World Health Organization declared an international alarm for Ebola, the second-highest alert level, nearly two weeks ago. - However, Ebola is not mentioned on the Slovenian Ministry of Foreign โฆ
This is what each type of tea is good for
- Tea, originating from ancient China, is derived from the Camellia sinensis plant; other herbal drinks are technically infusions. - Historically used for detoxification, tea's properties like anti-inโฆ
Common foods that can accelerate liver damage in fatty liver disease patients, experts warn
- Fatty liver disease affects about 25% of the global population and is linked to obesity, type 2 diabetes, and high cholesterol. - Ultra-processed foods are associated with a 22% higher risk of develโฆ
WHO chief visits Ebola epicenter in Congo, calls situation 'difficult'
- The head of the World Health Organization visited Ituri, the epicenter of an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - The WHO director acknowledged the difficult situation but expressedโฆ
"Trump's heart equals that of a 14-year-younger person"; White House doctor reports president's health
- A White House medical report states President Trump's cardiovascular health is equivalent to that of a 14-years-younger person. - The report details his "excellent" health and cognitive function, noโฆ
Measles cases climb to 31 in Morelos with two new infections
- Two new measles cases were reported in Morelos, Mexico, bringing the total for the year to 31. - The new cases involve two children, aged 10 and 12, who are related to previous infections. - Health โฆ
Ituri Provincial Deputies Pledge Support in Ebola Response
- Provincial deputies in Ituri, Democratic Republic of Congo, pledged to support health authorities in combating the Ebola epidemic. - They promised to raise local awareness to encourage collective acโฆ
Ebola: Analysis laboratories to be established in Bunia
- Health Minister Roger Kamba announced the establishment of Ebola virus disease analysis laboratories in Bunia, Ituri province. - Tests will now be conducted locally to speed up patient care and reduโฆ
Teachers' health insurance fund launches in Haut-Uele after 14 years
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DRC Government Assures Public on Ebola Epidemic Management, Urges Fight Against Rumors
- The Congolese government reassured citizens about its capacity to manage the Ebola epidemic. - Health Minister Roger Samuel Kamba stated that 105 patients are currently receiving treatment, indicatiโฆ
UNICEF delivers 100 motorcycles to Ituri governor for Ebola response
- UNICEF delivered 100 motorcycles to the governor of Ituri province in the Democratic Republic of Congo to strengthen the response to the Ebola virus. - The donation aims to improve on-the-ground logโฆ
Brazil investigates two possible Ebola cases
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Neurodivergence and addiction: โI found the clinics could be very stigmatisingโ
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Rotunda Hospital confirms plans to develop Parnell Square site
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Quitting Smoking is Worthwhile; It is Among the Main Causes of Death in the Czech Republic
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Psychedelic Ban Hindered Psychiatric Advancement, Says Doctor
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Man Gained Weight Due to Cocaine Addiction, Then Struggled to Lose the Pounds
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Hantavirus grabs attention, Ebola spreads quietly
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Psychologist Explains the Biology of Love and Commitment
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Finnish nursing staff report widespread malnutrition due to poor food services
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Obituary: Transfusion medicine pioneer Gunnar Myllylรค
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Maternity Hospital Closures Affect Regional Vitality, Not Just Healthcare
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Belize tightens border surveillance in light of Ebola virus
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Families sue US over Black babies who died in 1960s vaccine test
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Kenya rights group petitions to halt U.S. Ebola quarantine center
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WHO chief: DR Congo faces 'catastrophic collision' of Ebola and war
- The World Health Organization chief warned that conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo is severely hindering efforts to control an Ebola outbreak. - The WHO has recorded 10 confirmed Ebolaโฆ
Tunisia: Occupational diseases surge 25% as garment sector suffers
- Declared occupational diseases in Tunisia surged by 25.1% in 2023, reaching 3,524 cases nationwide. - Musculoskeletal disorders and respiratory illnesses account for 90% of these conditions, with thโฆ
Heatwave Survival Guide for a Cool Summer in Tunisia
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WHO Advises Strict Food Safety for Eid al-Adha in Tunisia
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8,182 SPPGs Suspended Since MBG Program Began; 2,213 Yet to Reactivate
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Anne Hathaway recounts battle with early-onset cataracts
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Fact Check: Hantavirus Is Not a COVID-like Conspiracy
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Don't Underestimate Children's Digestive Health
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Daily Habits Secretly Accelerate Skin Aging, Experts Warn
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Indonesian police investigate temporary paralysis linked to 'Whip Pink' gas
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Pilates Boosts Women's Health Beyond Fitness, Enhancing Cognitive and Functional Abilities
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10 Acne Spot Treatment Recommendations to Reduce Oil and Calm Inflammation
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Skipping Meals for Diet? Here's Why Your Weight Might Not Go Down
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Ebola, US-Canada-Mexico Release Strict Travel Rules Ahead of World Cup 2026
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Indonesian Pharmacists Association Flags Weak Drug Oversight in Retail
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BRIN's Vein Detector Uses AI to Visualize Blood Vessels
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Experts Advise Simple Approach to Women's Intimate Health
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Study Links Human Hand Dominance to Brain Size and Leg Length
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Beyond PMS: Understanding PMDD, When Mood Swings Turn Extreme
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Measles claims two more children as suspected cases surpass 70,000 in Bangladesh
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- President Donald Trump's doctor reported he is in "excellent health" but advised him to lose weight. - A medical memo detailed Trump's physical examination, noting his weight increased to 238 poundsโฆ
Why Starlings Don't Need a Vet: Birds Use Herbs to Protect Their Young
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WHO Chief Urges Community Leadership in DRC Ebola Fight
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Podcast Explores Quantum Randomness, Microwave Light Speed, and Breath Sensations
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Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit's health has significantly worsened
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Zoom: It makes no sense for people to be right-handed
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Seven Hospitalized in Turkey After Suspected Wild Mushroom Poisoning
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Ancient tales of stress-induced death find modern medical explanation
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New DNA test spares UK breast cancer patients from chemotherapy
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Don't risk your heart during Kurban Bayram: Expert warns of 'indigestion' and 'meat consumption' dangers
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Veterinarian warns: Raw meat from sacrifices can be deadly for stray animals
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18 inmates fall ill at Zonguldak prison
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Improper meat storage can lead to food poisoning: 'Do not leave at room temperature for long periods'
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Global alert issued as deadly Ebola outbreak threatens 11 countries
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Loneliness increases Alzheimer's risk
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Oman Boosts Healthcare Access with Successful Spine Surgeries
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"US putting efforts for Americans to protect them," says US Secy of State
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated the U.S. is taking all possible measures to protect its citizens from Ebola. - The U.S. Department of State maintains a Level 4 travel advisory for the Demโฆ
Chinese scientists leave posts after whistle-blower raises alarm over their research
- Three senior Chinese scientists have been disciplined by their universities following allegations of research misconduct. - The allegations were raised by a prominent blogger, prompting investigatioโฆ
Chinese team finds โgarden-likeโ ecosystem blooming in deepest ocean trenches
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Chinese scientists use supercomputer to cut new drug screening time from years to seconds
- Chinese scientists have developed an AI platform, GalaxyVS, powered by Tianhe supercomputers, to accelerate drug discovery. - The platform can screen millions of chemical compounds in seconds, drastโฆ
Psychotherapist identifies four signs of problematic screen use
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What Children, Young and Old People Should Eat and Why
- A 2025 study analyzed medical records of over 63,000 individuals born in the UK between 1951-1956. - Children exposed to less sugar in utero and during their first 1,000 days had significantly lowerโฆ
Lithuanian Sports Doctors to Provide Initial Rehabilitation Services
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Teenagers' energy drink habit lands 16-year-old in hospital, doctor warns
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Sudden Adult Death Syndrome: What it is and why it's falsely linked to COVID-19 vaccines
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Cindy Crawford Reveals Decade-Long Battle with Drooping Eyelids
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Estonia Investigates Novo Nordisk Over Suspected Illegal Drug Promotion Campaign
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New, Dangerous Tick Species Emerge in Baltic Region Amid Climate Shifts
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Tests are good, but how you feel isn't: Doctor explains what your body is truly trying to say
- Many people experience persistent fatigue and physical discomfort despite having good medical test results. - This situation can lead to frustration as doctors are unable to identify a clear medicalโฆ
Norway leads world in sugar-free cola and osteoporosis: Experts see a worrying link
- Norway leads the world in sugar-free cola consumption and osteoporosis cases. - Multiple studies suggest a potential link between high intake of diet soda and bone fragility. - Experts express conceโฆ
New Norwegian Research Links Children's Diet to Behavioral Difficulties
- New Norwegian research suggests a link between the diet of four-year-olds and their psychological well-being. - A study from the University of Agder indicates that what children eat may influence thโฆ
Taiwan: Doctor Offers Tips to Ease Zongzi-Related Indigestion
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Nutritionist Warns of Lychee Dangers: Three Rules to Prevent Blood Sugar Chaos
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Mother of boy with rare disease continues fundraising: 'I can't leave others now'
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Prostate Medication Myths Debunked: Doctor Explains Side Effects of Two Main Drug Types
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Doctor Warns of 'Zombie Smoke' Dangers from E-cigarettes, Urges Caution
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Doctor: Aging begins with body's support, not wrinkles
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Study: Tea May Offer Bone Benefits for Menopausal Women, Outperforming Coffee
- A study suggests that post-menopausal women who drink five or more cups of coffee daily may experience decreased bone density. - Conversely, tea consumption showed a slight improvement in bone densiโฆ
Taiwan to Penalize E-cigarette Possession to Foster Rejection Culture
- Taiwan's Ministry of Health and Welfare plans to amend the Tobacco Hazards Prevention Act to penalize the possession of e-cigarettes. - The proposed amendment aims to impose fines ranging from NT$2,โฆ
Cancer Clock Quickens 14 Seconds; 83-Year-Old Woman's Routine Screening Detects Colon Cancer and Liver Lesions
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Subverting Cognition! Experiments Prove Mosquito Brains, When Trained, Prefer Biting Those Sprayed with Repellent
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Elderly Medication Use Requires Caution: Pharmacist Warns of 5 Hidden Dangers in Polypharmacy
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Eat More Boringly to Lose More Weight, Doctor Recommends 3 Repetitive Meal Plans
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Nutritionist: Eating the Wrong Protein Makes Muscle Gain Difficult, Warns 3 Groups
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Mackay Medicine System Charts Course for Enhanced Medical Quality Amid Aging Population and AI Wave
- Mackay Medicine System holds its third annual "Medical Quality Week" focusing on AI, patient safety, and sustainability. - The event aims to enhance medical quality and competitiveness amidst an agiโฆ
Taiwan boosts fertility treatment subsidies, aiming to boost birth rate
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Taiwan Heatwave: Taipei Temperatures Break 130-Year Record Amidst Health Warnings
- Taiwan experienced extreme heat on May 27, with temperatures in Taipei exceeding 38 degrees Celsius and reaching a record high for May. - A traditional Chinese medicine practitioner outlined three eโฆ
Doctor meets patient saved by timely emergency surgery
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Ho Chi Minh City Mobilizes for Resident Health Checks
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MICS Summit 2026 updates progress in minimally invasive heart surgery
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Trump gains weight but doctors say he is 'fully fit' for presidency
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Ho Chi Minh City launches health program for 1 million workers
- Ho Chi Minh City has launched a health program to provide check-ups for 1 million workers and union members by the end of September 2026. - The initiative aims to offer free, periodic health examinaโฆ
Da Nang to subsidize heart surgery costs for children with congenital defects
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The seemingly harmless habit of rubbing eyes can damage vision
- Rubbing your eyes, a common habit, can lead to serious vision problems like infections and corneal damage. - Allergies are the most frequent cause of itchy eyes, but dry eye syndrome and blepharitisโฆ
Conference addresses comprehensive management of vascular access for dialysis patients
- A scientific conference on comprehensive management of vascular access for artificial kidney patients was held in Ho Chi Minh City. - The event gathered over 100 specialists to discuss advancements โฆ
13-year-old boy recovers from life-threatening meningitis and brain swelling
- A 13-year-old boy in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, has recovered after a severe case of meningococcal meningitis with brain swelling. - The boy presented with high fever, severe headache, vomiting, andโฆ
Young worker suffers acute kidney failure after working in sun without drinking water
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Metal flow in Earth's core reverses under Pacific Ocean
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7 things all women should know about their heart health
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WHO chief visits Ebola outbreak epicentre in DR Congo, calls for more aid
- WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus visited Bunia, the epicenter of an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - He called for increased international aid and community engagโฆ
Many put off dental treatments due to costs, but it could mean a high price to pay for an ageing society
- Many older Singaporeans delay dental treatments due to high costs, potentially impacting their health and quality of life. - While subsidies have increased, experts suggest further financial supportโฆ
TV Chef Johann Lafer Publicly Discloses Lymphoma Diagnosis, Vows to Fight
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Celebrity chef Johann Lafer reveals lymph node cancer diagnosis
- German celebrity chef Johann Lafer has publicly disclosed his cancer diagnosis. - He revealed he has been battling lymph node cancer for two and a half years, with his condition worsening significanโฆ
WHO chief visits Ebola outbreak epicenter in DR Congo
- WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus visited Bunia, the epicenter of an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. - The outbreak, declared on May 15, involves a rare form of Eboโฆ
Ebola outbreak: First patient in DR Congo declared recovered
- The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported the first recovery from Ebola in the current Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) outbreak. - A patient who tested negative twice has been discharged fโฆ
Ministry of Health provides over 2.5 million services during Hajj season
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Trump in 'excellent health' but advised to lose weight, doctor's memo says
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Wild Meat Consumption Fuels Ebola Risk in Congo Basin, Experts Warn
- Wild meat consumption in Central and West Africa, including the Congo Basin, poses a significant risk of zoonotic disease transmission, such as Ebola. - Experts emphasize the need for a
Wild Meat Trade in Congo Fuels Cultural Cravings Amid Ebola Concerns
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Ebola Scourge in Congo Linked to Wild Meat Consumption, Experts Warn
- Ebola is currently ravaging a remote part of eastern Congo, with over 1,000 suspected cases and at least 220 deaths reported. - Experts warn of a link between the outbreak and the consumption of wilโฆ
Swiss hospitals' quality secrets: Study reveals huge gaps, but names remain hidden
- A new study reveals significant quality disparities among Swiss hospitals, but their names remain confidential. - Calls are growing for greater transparency in hospital quality reporting, spurred byโฆ
After five days in a dark cave, a scientist emerged with life-changing insights
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'Like I'd been ripped off': Life after a Parkinson's diagnosis at 41
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Mount Isa mum calls for more support after birth of premature twins
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WHO: 223 suspected deaths, 906 cases in Ebola outbreak
- The World Health Organization reports 906 suspected Ebola cases and 223 suspected deaths in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). - The outbreak of the Bundibugyo strain has spread to Uganda, withโฆ
Measles cases rise in Australia; health experts urge vigilance
- Measles cases in Australia have risen to 102 this year, up from 78 in the same period last year, prompting health experts to advise public vigilance. - Many cases are linked to travelers returning fโฆ
Hantavirus-infected cruise ship Hondius set to sail again
- The cruise ship MV Hondius, previously carrying passengers infected with hantavirus, has received clearance to sail again. - The ship underwent thorough disinfection and cleaning in Rotterdam. - Whiโฆ
'Weโre with you': WHO chief rushes to Congo as Ebola outbreak worsens
- WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus urged greater international support to combat a worsening Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). - Tedros emphasized the need for cโฆ
Ebola spread in DR Congo 'alarming', charity warns, as WHO chief visits worst-hit area
- The rapid spread of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo is creating a "deeply alarming" situation, according to Doctors Without Borders (MSF). - MSF reports an unprecedented number of cases soโฆ
Former US Attorney General Pam Bondi diagnosed with cancer
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Tobacco, the main cause of preventable death: 22% of deaths in Peru are linked to its consumption
- Tobacco consumption is the leading cause of preventable death in Peru, linked to approximately 22% of all registered fatalities. - Globally, smoking causes about 8 million deaths annually, includingโฆ
Peru and Chile Unite Against Cancer, Highlighting Daily Deaths from Cervical Cancer
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WHO chief rallies community in Congoโs Ebola response, calls for more funding
- The World Health Organization chief urged communities in Congo to take a central role in combating the latest Ebola outbreak. - WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus arrived in the Democraโฆ
MBBS classes to begin at Dasharath Chand Health Science University this year
- The Nepalese government will launch academic programs, including MBBS, at Dasharath Chand University of Health Science this fiscal year. - Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle announced the plan while preโฆ
WHO identifies Ebola treatments, vaccines be tested in trials amid outbreak
- The World Health Organization recommended three experimental treatments for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola for clinical trials. - The WHO is working with authorities in the Democratic Republic of Coโฆ
Heatwave, holidays push up patient load at Bardiya Hospital
- Bardiya Hospital is experiencing a sharp increase in patient numbers, with daily outpatient visits rising from 300 to over 500. - Doctors attribute the surge to extreme heat and hot winds, exacerbatโฆ
Monsoon nears, but Kathmanduโs drinking water safety fears return as testing halts
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Leprosy Continues to Affect Some Communities in Haiti
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WHO Chief Visits Ebola Epicenter, Urges Community Involvement and More Funding
- The head of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, visited the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). - He met with local communities toโฆ
Millions with Breast Cancer May Avoid Chemotherapy Thanks to New DNA Test
- A new DNA test, Prosigna, can differentiate breast cancer patients likely to benefit from chemotherapy from those who will not. - An international study found that over two-thirds of participants coโฆ
Ebola Cases in DRC Surpass 1,000 Amidst Violence; Uganda Closes Borders
- Over 1,000 people are suspected to have contracted Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with 225 confirmed cases and 223 suspected deaths. - The outbreak's epicenter in eastern DRC is complicaโฆ
Norwegian Crown Prince Shortens Japan Trip Due to Crown Princess Mette-Marit's Health
- Norway's Crown Prince Haakon is shortening his official trip to Japan due to Crown Princess Mette-Marit's health. - He will cancel the visit to Hachinohe on June 4, but will maintain his program in โฆ
WHO chief visits epicentre of Ebola outbreak in DR Congo
- The head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, visited the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to address the Ebola outbreak. - The outbreak has spread to three eastern DRC prโฆ
Pakistan's Healthcare System Strained by Shrinking Foreign Aid
- Pakistan's healthcare system faces severe strain due to global cuts in aid, impacting essential programs. - Health workers report a sharp increase in costs for services like IUD insertions, making tโฆ
'Nothing is inevitable': Veteran journalist Oren Nahari on Israel, history, and battle with ALS
- Veteran Israeli journalist Oren Nahari, former foreign news editor at Channel 1, discusses his diagnosis with ALS and his approach to living with the disease. - Nahari recounts the progression of hiโฆ
Milu-EM to the rescue: Volunteer network aids Israel's overburdened emergency rooms
- A global volunteer network of over 250 emergency physicians, called Milu-EM, supports Israel's emergency medical system. - Founded by Dr. Ari Greenwald and four colleagues after the October 7 attackโฆ
AI tools can help reduce anxiety and depression symptoms, Israeli study finds
- An Israeli study found that a conversational AI platform can significantly reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression. - The AI, developed by Reichman University and Kai.ai, forms a therapeutic alliaโฆ
UAE advises citizens to avoid travel to Ebola-hit countries
- The UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs advised citizens against non-essential travel to Uganda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and South Sudan due to Ebola outbreaks. - Citizens currently in tโฆ
WHO Chief Arrives in Ebola Epicenter in Congo
- The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has arrived in Bunia, the epicenter of a severe Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). - The epidemic has spread to neighboring Ugaโฆ
Donald Trump 'still in excellent health' but needs to lose weight, doctor says
- U.S. President Donald Trump, 79, is in excellent health but needs to lose weight and exercise more, according to a medical report released Friday. - The report from presidential physician Captain Seโฆ
French Women's Declining Interest in Birth Control Pill; Natural Methods Rise
- French women are increasingly opting out of the contraceptive pill, according to a Santรฉ publique France report. - The study also indicates a rise in the use of natural contraception methods. - Expeโฆ
Biliana Savova: We need a special place for young people with multiple sclerosis
- Biliana Savova advocates for a dedicated hostel for young people with multiple sclerosis in Bulgaria. - She highlights the increasing prevalence of neurodegenerative diseases among younger populatioโฆ
WHO analyzes effectiveness of new Ebola vaccines and drugs
- The World Health Organization is convening experts to evaluate new treatments and vaccines for Ebola. - Three potential treatments, MBP-134, mafotilimab, and remdesivir, and the antiviral obeldesiviโฆ
Feeling Fine Doesn't Mean You're Healthy: The Importance of Medical Check-ups
- Many serious diseases develop without symptoms, leading to late diagnosis. - Non-communicable diseases cause 74% of global deaths, with cardiovascular diseases and cancer being major concerns in Kyrโฆ
Kate Middleton Reveals Cancer Battle
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Don't let PJ Hospital become another 'Maran Hospital'
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10 Acne Spot Treatment Recommendations to Reduce Oil and Calm Inflammation
- The article recommends 10 acne spot treatment creams designed to reduce sebum and calm inflammation, addressing sudden breakouts that affect confidence. - These spot treatments work directly on pimpโฆ
Do not neglect sexual health due to embarrassment
- Many women avoid discussing sexual health due to embarrassment, despite its importance for overall well-being. - Sexual health encompasses physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being, not jusโฆ
More people silently suffer from chronic diseases
- Modern diseases are increasingly concerning, with populations facing both physical health issues and rising mental stress. - Sedentary lifestyles, processed foods, and digital addiction contribute sโฆ
Study Identifies Key Gene Linked to Postpartum Psychosis Risk
- A new study has identified the HMGCR gene as a significant risk factor for postpartum psychosis. - Researchers found a strong genetic influence on the condition, suggesting hereditary factors play aโฆ
Why Ozempic May Lose Strength Over Time: Scientists Identify Possible Brain Response
- Scientists have identified cellular mechanisms that may explain why weight loss plateaus occur with GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic. - The research found differences in how brain neurons respond to semagluโฆ
Argentine scientists find common 'Achilles' heel' in dengue, Zika, yellow fever viruses
- Argentine scientists have identified a common Achilles' heel in viruses that cause dengue, Zika, and yellow fever. - They discovered molecules capable of blocking the replication of these viruses. -โฆ
DN Debate: 'Gynecologist should be available at every primary care center'
- Kristdemokraterna proposes a reform to strengthen women's healthcare, particularly focusing on menopause care. - The proposal aims to ensure gynecologists are available at every primary care center โฆ
Accident Commission: 'Trying to Create a Picture of Illness Cases at SSAB'
- Sweden's Accident Investigation Authority is conducting a preliminary study into illness cases at SSAB's construction site in Luleรฅ, where workers reported headaches, nosebleeds, dizziness, and lungโฆ
Can diet help fight allergies and eczema?
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Unprecedented ruling recognizes 'direct' link between Sputnik vaccine and young woman's death
- A court in Cรณrdoba, Argentina, has recognized a direct causal link between the Sputnik V vaccine and the death of a 24-year-old woman from thrombocytopenia. - The ruling orders the national governmeโฆ
UG professor calls for responsible behavior from Ghanaians during the rainy season to prevent malaria
- A University of Ghana professor urged Ghanaians to maintain clean surroundings during the rainy season to prevent malaria and other mosquito-borne diseases. - Professor Yaw Asare Afrane highlighted โฆ
โToo weak to cryโ: Why Ghana must invest in nutrition
- Ghana faces a critical nutrition financing crisis, with thousands of children and pregnant women at risk. - Severe acute malnutrition (SAM) affects many children, but only a fraction receive treatmeโฆ
Women's Health Must Remain a National Priority in Guatemala
- Guatemala faces persistent inequalities in women's access to quality healthcare, particularly affecting indigenous and rural populations. - Maternal mortality rates are twice as high for Maya women โฆ
Santiago Authorities Recommend Protecting Pets from High Temperatures
- Santiago's Animal Welfare Department advises pet owners to protect animals from extreme heat. - Recommendations include ensuring pets stay hydrated, have access to shade, and avoid walks during peakโฆ
African Union aims for Bundibugyo Ebola vaccine by end of 2026
- The African Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) expects a vaccine and treatment for the Bundibugyo Ebola strain by the end of 2026. - This strain has caused an outbreak in the Deโฆ
Panama reduces tobacco use, but warns of rising vape use among youth
- Panama has seen a decrease in tobacco consumption, with only 5% of the population now using tobacco products. - Health officials are warning about a rise in the use of e-cigarettes and vapes, particโฆ
US vows to block Ebola entry amid Congo outbreak
- The United States is implementing measures to prevent Ebola from entering the country, according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio. - The US is working to contain the outbreak in the Democratic Repuโฆ
The unseen toll: Romanian veterinarians battle emotional exhaustion
- Veterinarians in Romania are experiencing significant emotional exhaustion, a phenomenon distinct from classic burnout known as compassion fatigue. - This condition stems from constant exposure to aโฆ
Legumes and Soy Foods May Lower Hypertension Risk by Nearly 30%, Study Finds
- Regularly consuming legumes like beans, lentils, and chickpeas, or soy products, may significantly lower the risk of hypertension, according to a BMJ study. - The analysis of 12 studies found that hโฆ
Health NZ failings criticized in report on neglect death of Norman Lee
- A coroner's report has criticized "systemic failings" within Health NZ following the neglect death of 90-year-old Norman Lee. - Lee was allegedly locked in his room for extended periods and subjecteโฆ
Uganda returnee with suspected Ebola symptoms transferred to Vienna clinic
- A woman who recently returned from Uganda has been admitted to Vienna's Klinik Favoriten with suspected Ebola symptoms. - Initial blood tests have not confirmed an Ebola infection, with further testโฆ
Mattle's 'very simple' health reform that even Armin Wolf in 'ZiB 2' didn't understand
- Austrian state governor Anton Mattle presented a healthcare reform plan aiming for centralized financing and patient management. - The proposal involves financing both outpatient and inpatient care โฆ
Cameroon: Outrage grows after pregnant student dies for lack of 8,000 franc hospital deposit
- A pregnant student, Melissa Essomba, died after being denied urgent care at a public hospital in Cameroon due to an inability to pay an 8,000 franc ($13) deposit. - Essomba collapsed at an exam centโฆ
Migraine in women, an undervalued illness
- Migraine disproportionately affects women, with epidemiological data showing they constitute 70% to over 80% of sufferers. - The neurological condition is the leading cause of disability among youngโฆ
Hong Kong Smoking Rate Falls to Record Low 8.5% But Misses WHO Target
- Hong Kong's smoking rate has fallen to a record low of 8.5%, but it did not meet the World Health Organization's target of 7.8%. - The decline is attributed to years of public and community efforts,โฆ
Uganda Suspends Public Gatherings Over Ebola Concerns
- Uganda's Ministry of Health has suspended concerts, rallies, and other high-risk public gatherings due to Ebola concerns. - The measures aim to minimize transmission opportunities linked to large crโฆ
Betel nut consumption in Papua New Guinea increasingly viewed as dangerous drug
- Betel nut, commonly known as 'buai' in Papua New Guinea, is increasingly being identified as a dangerous drug by medical professionals. - While widely consumed across the nation, its use is particulโฆ
IRC Warns DRC Ebola Outbreak Could Be Deadliest on Record
- The International Rescue Committee (IRC) warns the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) could become the deadliest on record. - The outbreak has spread to neighboring Uganda, witโฆ
Hungarian researchers discover new cause for rheumatic diseases
- Hungarian researchers have identified a new cause for rheumatic diseases, potentially leading to more effective therapies. - The team is exploring AI-driven methods to develop personalized treatmentโฆ
