Trending in Health
Gas Stoves Emit Dangerous Indoor Pollution, Stanford Study Reveals
Quitting Smoking Cuts Dementia Risk 16% But Only If Weight Stay Stable
Flesh-Eating Screwworm Found in Texas Cow for First Time in Decades
GLP-1 Drugs Linked to Lower Breast Cancer Risk and Better Outcomes
All Health Stories
-
Greece Becomes WHO Model in Fight Against Childhood Obesity with UNICEF
Greece's National Action against Childhood Obesity yields measurable results, earning WHO recognition as a model country for Southern Europe.
-
WHO Exposes Gaps in National Mortality Data Systems Amid Global Health Challenges
WHO reveals that only 73 of 194 nations can produce regular death counts, highlighting urgent need for robust mortality surveillance.
-
Novo Nordisk Cuts Ozempic Price in Canada to Compete with Generics
Novo Nordisk reduces Ozempic cost for uninsured Canadians as generic semaglutide enters the market, slashing prices by roughly a third.
-
New Study Suggests More Exercise Offers Superior Heart Protection
A UK study finds that exercising 3-4 times current guidelines may slash heart attack risk by over 30%, though experts urge realistic public health messaging.
-
Salmonella Scare Triggers Recall of Boba Tea & Specialty Drinks
FDA announces recall of powdered beverages from Angel Specialty, Boba Time, and others over possible salmonella contamination.
-
Your Blood Cells Carry a 700-Million-Year-Old Secret From Before Animals Existed
Scientists traced blood's genetic origins back to single-celled ancestors, revealing macrophage-like cells predate animal evolution by hundreds of millions of years.
-
WHO Certifies 10 Nations for Ending Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission
At the 79th World Health Assembly, 10 countries were recognized for eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV, HBV, and syphilis.
-
Hepatitis E Vaccine Shows No Increase in Fetal Loss in Pregnant Women
Real-world data from South Sudan offers reassuring safety evidence for hepatitis E vaccine use in pregnancy, key for outbreak settings.