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Northern India braces for severe heatwave over weekend

Heatwave alert issued for northern India India's weather department has warned that parts of northern India, including the capital Delhi, are set to face intense heatwaves over the weekend. The a...

#Public Health #Climate Change #Labor #Weather #Heatwave

4 days ago

Climate change extends hay fever season by up to two weeks

Pollen season now lasts longer due to climate shifts People with hay fever are enduring symptoms for up to two weeks longer than in the 1990s, a global study reveals. Rising temperatures have str...

#Public Health #Climate Change #Health #Allergies

5 days ago

Aspirin shows promise in reducing cancer risk for high-risk patients

Aspirin's unexpected role in cancer prevention A 4,000-year-old painkiller, commonly used to treat inflammation and pain, is now being recognized for its potential to prevent certain cancers from...

#Public Health #Research #Health #Cancer #Medicine

1 week ago

AI chatbots offer health advice—but experts warn of risks

Rise of AI in personal health management For the past year, Manchester resident Abi has turned to ChatGPT to navigate health concerns, drawn by its accessibility and tailored responses. While the...

#Public Health #Artificial Intelligence #Technology #Health #Medicine

1 week ago

Police find remains of 50 infants and six adults in Trinidad and Tobago graveyard

Discovery of remains shocks Caribbean nation Trinidad and Tobago police have uncovered the bodies of at least 50 infants and six adults discarded in a graveyard near Cumuto, a town 40 kilometers...

#Crime #Public Health #Investigation

2 weeks ago

Bangladesh races to contain deadly measles surge killing over 100 children

Emergency vaccination drive launched amid rising deaths Bangladesh has initiated an urgent immunization campaign after a measles outbreak killed more than 100 people, primarily young children, in...

#Public Health #Health #Vaccination #Outbreak #Children

3 weeks ago

How persistent bad smells harm health and well-being

Odour pollution: More than just a nuisance Residents of Westbury, a quiet market town in England, have long endured an overpowering stench from a nearby waste treatment facility. For Elaine Corne...

#Public Health #Environment #Health #Wellbeing #Pollution

3 weeks ago

Australia unveils gambling ad restrictions amid industry backlash

Government announces gambling advertising reforms The Australian government has revealed new measures to curb gambling advertisements, responding to years of public demand for stricter controls....

#Public Health #Advertising #Regulation #Gambling

3 weeks ago

Italy probes ricin poisoning deaths of mother and daughter after festive meal

Double fatality sparks murder inquiry in southern Italy Prosecutors in Italy have launched a homicide investigation after laboratory tests confirmed that a mother and her teenage daughter died fr...

#Crime #Public Health #Investigation #Toxicology

3 weeks ago

Three dead as unfinished church collapses in Accra during heavy rains

Three confirmed dead after Accra building collapse Two women and a man died when a three-story structure used as a church caved in on worshippers in Ghana's capital on Sunday, authorities said. H...

#Infrastructure #Public Health #Disaster #Safety

4 weeks ago

Kochi Biennale exhibit highlights Kerala's endosulfan tragedy through haunting photos

Warning: This article contains descriptions of distressing imagery related to health impacts linked to pesticide exposure. Haunting exhibit at Kochi-Muziris Biennale documents endosulfan's legacy...

#Human Rights #Public Health #Agriculture #Social Justice #Environmental Disaster

1 month ago

Unprecedented meningitis outbreak in UK kills two and infects 34

Unprecedented meningitis outbreak strikes UK An unusually rapid and severe outbreak of bacterial meningitis in the UK has claimed two lives and infected 34 people, prompting urgent public health...

#Public Health #Health #Disease #Outbreak #Vaccines

1 month ago

India faces energy crisis as Middle East conflict disrupts gas supplies

Gas shortages in India trigger shift to polluting fuels India is grappling with severe cooking gas shortages after disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, forcing a temporary return to coal, kerosen...

#Conflict #Public Health #Trade #Climate #Energy

1 month ago

Federal judge halts US childhood vaccine policy overhaul by Kennedy

Court blocks sweeping changes to US vaccine guidelines A federal judge in Massachusetts ruled Monday that the Trump administration overstepped legal boundaries by attempting to revamp childhood i...

#Public Health #Legal #Government #Vaccines

1 month ago

Southwestern US faces record-breaking March heatwave

Early heatwave grips southwestern US An unusually intense heatwave is sweeping across the southwestern United States this week, bringing summer-like temperatures to the region far earlier than no...

#Public Health #Climate #Extreme Weather #Wildfires #Heatwave

1 month ago

Air strike on Kabul rehab centre kills dozens, Taliban blames Pakistan

Airstrike devastates Kabul drug treatment facility An air strike on a drug rehabilitation centre in Afghanistan's capital on Monday evening left dozens dead and many more injured, according to Ta...

#War #Conflict #Diplomacy #Public Health

1 month ago

New immunotherapy revives hope for long-term allergy relief

Updated March 16, 2026 - Allergen immunotherapy, a treatment once sidelined due to safety concerns, is gaining renewed attention as a potential long-term solution for seasonal allergies. Revisit...

#Public Health #Health #Medicine #Allergy #Immunotherapy

1 month ago

Contraceptive pills and mental health: What does the evidence say?

Rising concerns over pill's impact on mental health Prescription rates for oral contraceptives are declining in many developed nations, driven partly by growing fears about their effects on mood...

#Public Health #Mental Health #Women's Health #Medicine #Contraception

1 month ago

Women's alcohol addiction rises as medical research lags behind

Shifting trends in alcohol consumption For decades, heavy drinking was predominantly associated with men-epitomized by mid-20th century workplace cultures where whiskey lunches and after-hours co...

#Public Health #Health #Gender #Addiction #Medicine

1 month ago

British Columbia ends seasonal clock changes, adopts permanent daylight time

British Columbia to stop seasonal time changes in 2026 British Columbia will abandon the twice-yearly clock adjustment next month, becoming the latest jurisdiction to adopt permanent daylight sav...

#Policy #Public Health #Economy #Time Zones

1 month ago

Scientists race to develop long-lasting universal flu vaccine

Breakthrough efforts aim to end annual flu shot updates Researchers worldwide are advancing experimental vaccines designed to provide broader, longer-lasting protection against influenza, potenti...

#Science #Public Health #Research #Health #Vaccines

1 month ago

Social media fuels rise in unregulated peptide injections despite health warnings

Unregulated peptides gain popularity on social media A growing number of individuals are turning to unregulated peptides, injecting themselves with substances labeled "for research purposes only"...

#Social Media #Public Health #Regulation #Health #Wellbeing

2 months ago

ALS research advances as high-profile deaths highlight disease's toll

Updated 20 February 2026 - Recent developments in ALS research offer new insights into the disease's causes, while the deaths of prominent figures underscore its devastating impact. ALS claims lives...

#Public Health #Health #Genetics #Medical Research #Neurology

2 months ago

WHO condemns halted hepatitis B vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau as unethical

WHO slams Guinea-Bissau vaccine trial as unethical The World Health Organization has sharply criticized a suspended U.S.-funded study in Guinea-Bissau that planned to delay hepatitis B vaccinatio...

#Public Health #Health #Ethics #Vaccines #Global Health

2 months ago

New York cold snap claims 18 lives as mayor urges caution

Death toll rises amid prolonged freeze Eighteen people have died in New York City during an extended cold snap, Mayor Zohran Mamdani confirmed on Monday. The city has faced 13 consecutive days of...

#Public Health #Emergency Response #Weather

2 months ago

Colorado funeral home co-owner sentenced to 40 years for corpse abuse

40-year sentence handed down in funeral home scandal Jon Hallford, co-owner of a Colorado funeral home where nearly 200 decomposing bodies were discovered, received a 40-year prison term on Frida...

#Crime #Justice #Public Health

2 months ago

Lebanon accuses Israel of spraying toxic herbicide over southern villages

Lebanese authorities detect dangerous herbicide levels Lebanon has accused Israeli aircraft of dispersing glyphosate, a potent agricultural herbicide, over southern border villages at concentrati...

#Conflict #Public Health #Agriculture #Environment #Sovereignty

2 months ago

Germany's three-week health retreats for stressed parents show lasting benefits

Germany's unique health retreats for parents Germany stands alone in offering state-funded, three-week health retreats-known as Kuren-to parents struggling with stress, exhaustion, or early signs...

#Public Health #Wellbeing #Social Policy #Mental Health #Parenting

2 months ago

Period blood test shows promise for cervical cancer screening

New study explores menstrual blood for HPV detection A novel method for cervical cancer screening-testing menstrual blood-could offer a less invasive and more accessible alternative to current pr...

#Public Health #Research #Health #Cancer #Women's Health

2 months ago

Nigeria mourns singer killed by cobra bite in Abuja apartment

Singer's death sparks nationwide grief Nigeria is mourning the loss of 26-year-old singer Ifunanya Nwangene, who died on Saturday after a cobra bite in her Abuja apartment. Nwangene gained fame o...

#Public Health #Healthcare #Music #Tragedy #Negligence

2 months ago

US faces largest measles outbreak since elimination as vaccination rates drop

Measles resurgence hits US communities after decades of control Pediatrician Stuart Simko had only read about measles in medical textbooks-until recently. Over the past two months, the South Caro...

#Public Health #Health #Misinformation #Disease #Vaccination

2 months ago

Global divide over fluoride in drinking water as US states roll back policy

US states reverse long-standing fluoride policies Utah and Florida have become the first US states to ban fluoride additives in public water supplies this year, marking a shift in a decades-old p...

#Science #Policy #Public Health #Inequality #Dental Care

2 months ago

Why some people become flu and Covid superspreaders

What makes a superspreader? Recent studies reveal that a mix of biological, behavioral, and environmental factors can turn certain individuals into highly efficient transmitters of respiratory vi...

#Science #Public Health #Health #Infectious Diseases

2 months ago

Nipah virus outbreak in India prompts regional airport screenings

Nipah virus resurfaces in West Bengal, raising alarm An outbreak of the lethal Nipah virus in India's West Bengal state has triggered heightened surveillance across parts of Asia, with neighborin...

#Public Health #Travel #Health #Disease #Epidemic

3 months ago

Cod liver oil's vitamin punch revives debate on food fortification

From Dickensian remedy to modern dilemma Once dismissed as a foul-tasting relic of Victorian medicine, cod liver oil is now recognized for its high vitamin D and A content. Its historical use aga...

#Public Health #Health #Nutrition #History

3 months ago

Positive ageing attitudes linked to longer, healthier lives, studies reveal

Combating ageism could improve health and longevity A growing body of research suggests that adopting a positive outlook on ageing may help individuals feel younger and even extend their lifespan...

#Public Health #Social Issues #Lifestyle #Mental Health #Ageing

3 months ago

Telangana probes mass killings of stray dogs after election pledges

Telangana launches probe into mass stray dog killings Authorities in India's Telangana state are investigating the deaths of at least 354 stray dogs across six villages in the past month, with ni...

#Law Enforcement #Crime #Public Health #Elections #Animal Rights

3 months ago

South Carolina measles outbreak surges with 646 cases since October

South Carolina reports 88 new measles cases as outbreak worsens State health officials confirmed 88 additional measles infections since last Friday, pushing the total to 646 cases since October....

#Public Health #Health #Vaccination #Outbreak

3 months ago

Deadly nightclub fires reveal chilling parallels and unlearned lessons

Warning: This article contains details of fire disasters that some readers may find distressing. Two tragedies, one horrifying pattern Gina Russo was attending a Great White concert with her f...

#Public Health #Safety #Disasters #Investigations

3 months ago

Singapore’s harsh vape crackdown sets global precedent

Singapore tightens grip on illegal vapes at border Customs officers at Woodlands Checkpoint, Singapore's busiest land crossing with Malaysia, are waging a relentless battle against smuggled e-cig...

#Drugs #Public Health #Regulation #Youth #Smuggling

3 months ago

Nigeria launches task force after spate of medical negligence cases sparks outrage

High-profile deaths expose systemic flaws in Nigeria's healthcare A string of alleged medical negligence cases, including the death of novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's 21-month-old son, has tr...

#Public Health #Healthcare #Negligence #Patient Safety #Medical Errors

3 months ago

New Brunswick's mystery brain disease cluster likely misdiagnosed, study finds

Updated January 11, 2026 - A years-long investigation into a suspected neurological syndrome in New Brunswick has concluded that the condition does not exist, leaving hundreds of patients grappling...

#Public Health #Health #Neurology #Medicine #Misdiagnosis

3 months ago

Century-old bowel cancer samples probed to explain youth surge

Historic tissue archive may hold clues to rising bowel cancer in young adults Researchers are examining bowel cancer specimens preserved for nearly 100 years in an effort to uncover why rates amo...

#Public Health #Research #Health #Cancer #Medicine

3 months ago

US slashes mandatory childhood vaccines from 17 to 11 in policy shift

CDC revises childhood immunization guidelines The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced on Monday a reduction in the number of vaccines recommended for all children in the U....

#Policy #Public Health #Controversy #Pediatrics #Vaccines

3 months ago

Obesity debate shifts from willpower to science and environment

Public perceptions clash with scientific reality on obesity A recent study in The Lancet revealed that 80% of people in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and the US believe obesity can be entirely...

#Public Health #Health #Nutrition #Obesity #Genetics

3 months ago

Pandemic's hidden toll on children: developmental delays and economic fallout

Pandemic reshapes childhood development Five years after COVID-19 lockdowns began, educators and researchers are documenting lasting effects on children's physical, social, and cognitive growth....

#Public Health #Education #Child Development #Mental Health #Economic Impact

3 months ago

Contaminated water crisis in Indore claims multiple lives

Infant death sparks outrage over Indore water contamination Five-month-old Avyan Sahu died three days after developing severe diarrhoea, which his father blames on tap water mixed with cow's milk...

#Governance #Public Health #Water Contamination #Urban Crisis

3 months ago

India's urban decay persists despite infrastructure push

Tourist charm fades as Jaipur grapples with neglect A taxi driver in Jaipur recently summed up the city's paradox: "Want the royal charm? Don't come-just buy a postcard." Once celebrated for its...

#Infrastructure #Governance #Public Health #Pollution #Urbanization

4 months ago

HIV infections in Indian thalassemia patients spark outrage and safety fears

Five children in Madhya Pradesh test positive for HIV after transfusions Parents of children with thalassemia in central India are reeling after five minors, aged three to 15, contracted HIV thro...

#Public Health #Healthcare #Social Stigma #Hiv #Blood Safety

4 months ago

French farmers clash with police over mass cattle culls amid LSD outbreak

Farmers protest government-ordered cattle slaughters French farmers have intensified demonstrations against the mandatory culling of herds infected with Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD), clashing with ri...

#Public Health #Trade #Agriculture #Protests

4 months ago

New hybrid mpox strain detected in England after Asia travel

New mpox variant identified in UK traveller UK health authorities confirmed a new strain of mpox in an individual who recently returned from Asia, marking the first detection of a hybrid variant...

#Public Health #Health #Vaccination #Infectious Diseases

4 months ago

US vaccine advisers end universal hepatitis B shot for newborns

Panel shifts to case-by-case hepatitis B vaccination for infants A federal vaccine advisory group voted on Friday to abandon the long-standing policy of routinely immunizing all newborns against...

#Policy #Public Health #Infectious Disease #Vaccination

4 months ago

Melbourne childcare worker faces 83 new charges including child rape

Additional charges laid against former childcare worker A former Melbourne childcare employee, already facing over 70 child abuse allegations, has been charged with an additional 83 offences, inc...

#Crime #Public Health #Legal #Child Safety

4 months ago

Cough medicines vs homemade remedies: what the science says

Winter coughs: separating fact from fiction As winter viruses spread, many reach for cough syrups or homemade remedies like honey and lemon. But do these treatments actually work? A respiratory m...

#Public Health #Health #Wellness #Medicine

4 months ago

Delhi hospitals report 200,000 respiratory cases amid severe air pollution

Delhi sees surge in respiratory illnesses linked to toxic air Over 200,000 cases of acute respiratory illnesses were documented in six state-run hospitals in Delhi between 2022 and 2024, as the I...

#Public Health #Environment #Health #Pollution

4 months ago

Australia defends teen social media ban as tech firms push back

Australia stands firm on under-16 social media ban despite tech industry resistance Australia's Communications Minister Anika Wells has dismissed concerns from major technology firms over the cou...

#Social Media #Public Health #Technology #Regulation #Digital Rights #Legal Challenge #Youth Safety

4 months ago

WHO urges broader access to obesity drugs as global demand surges

WHO urges broader access to obesity drugs as global demand surges The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for expanded and equitable access to GLP-1 obesity medications, warning that fewer...

#Public Health #Health #Obesity #Chronic Disease #Medication

4 months ago

Georgia Accused of Using WWI-Era Chemical Weapon on Protesters in 2024

Georgia Accused of Deploying Banned Chemical Agent Against Protesters Georgian authorities allegedly used bromobenzyl cyanide-a World War I-era chemical weapon-against anti-government demonstrato...

#Human Rights #Public Health #Geopolitics #Protests #Police Brutality #Chemical Weapons

4 months ago

Ireland’s alcohol culture clashes with health warnings as young drinkers weigh risks

Ireland's alcohol culture clashes with health warnings as young drinkers weigh risks In Ireland, where pubs anchor social life and brands like Guinness symbolize national pride, a tension simmers...

#Public Health #Regulation #Lifestyle #Youth Culture #Addiction #Social Behavior #Alcohol

4 months ago

Cosmetic use of weight-loss jabs surges despite health warnings

Off-label use of weight-loss drugs grows among non-obese users A rising number of individuals with no medical need for weight-loss injections are using them intermittently for cosmetic purposes,...

#Public Health #Health Risks #Pharmaceuticals #Obesity #Cosmetic Procedures #Regulatory Policy #Weight Loss #Off-label Drug Use

4 months ago

Delhi’s toxic air crisis leaves children gasping for breath

Delhi's toxic air crisis leaves children gasping for breath Delhi's worsening air pollution is taking a severe toll on its youngest residents, with pediatric clinics overflowing as hazardous smog...

#Public Health #Health Crisis #Climate #Pollution #Children #Urbanization #Respiratory Disease

5 months ago

UK expands sugar tax to milkshakes and coffees from 2028

UK expands sugar tax to milkshakes and coffees from 2028 Health Secretary Wes Streeting announced on Tuesday that pre-packaged milkshakes, flavored coffees, and other milk-based drinks high in su...

#Public Health #Obesity #Taxation #Food Industry #Health Policy

5 months ago

Bihar’s alcohol ban persists despite enforcement struggles and thriving black market

Bihar's alcohol ban persists despite enforcement struggles and thriving black market Nine years after Bihar enforced a statewide alcohol prohibition to combat addiction, domestic violence, and fi...

#Crime #Public Health #Elections #Smuggling #Prohibition #Social Reform

5 months ago

Ethiopia’s Amhara Conflict Leaves Thousands of Women Scarred by Sexual Violence

Warning: This report contains descriptions of rape and sexual violence. Victims' names have been changed to protect their identities. Survivors recount brutal assaults amid Ethiopia's Amhara cra...

#Human Rights #Conflict #Displacement #Public Health #War Crimes #Sexual Violence #Impunity

5 months ago

UK deploys AI in £45m push to combat antibiotic-resistant superbugs

UK launches AI-driven initiative to fight drug-resistant infections The UK is harnessing artificial intelligence to accelerate the discovery of new antibiotics and combat the rising threat of dru...

#Public Health #Health Crisis #Antibiotic Resistance #Ai Research #Infectious Diseases #Medical Innovation #Superbugs #Fungal Infections

5 months ago

Gaza faces winter crisis as aid delays leave 260,000 families exposed to floods and disease

Winter rains worsen Gaza shelter crisis as aid remains blocked Aid organizations have issued urgent warnings that over 260,000 Palestinian families-roughly 1.5 million people-face life-threatenin...

#War #Ceasefire #Displacement #Public Health #Humanitarian Crisis #Reconstruction #Aid Restrictions

5 months ago

India’s air quality monitors clash: Why official data stops at 500

India's air quality monitors clash: Why official data stops at 500 Millions in northern India awaken each November to ashen air, hazy skies, and a daily dilemma: which air quality reading to trus...

#Governance #Public Health #Technology #Environment #Climate #Pollution #Urbanization #Data Transparency

5 months ago

Schools close across Australia and New Zealand over asbestos in children’s sand

Schools close across Australia and New Zealand over asbestos in children's sand Dozens of schools and preschools in Australia and New Zealand have fully or partially shut down following warnings...

#Public Health #Safety #Health #Education #Schools #Recall #Asbestos

5 months ago

Karnataka becomes first Indian state to mandate paid menstrual leave

Karnataka introduces paid menstrual leave for formal-sector workers Karnataka has become India's first state to grant all women in formal employment-both public and private sectors-one day of pai...

#Public Health #Gender Equality #Labor Rights #Workplace Policy #Social Stigma

5 months ago

Delhi enforces stricter anti-pollution measures as air quality hits severe levels

Delhi enforces stricter anti-pollution measures as air quality hits severe levels Delhi authorities imposed tighter pollution controls on Tuesday, including hybrid classes for primary students, a...

#Governance #Public Health #Protests #Climate #Pollution

5 months ago

Canada loses measles-free status, jeopardizing Americas’ elimination milestone

Canada loses measles-free status after year-long outbreak The Pan American Health Organization (Paho) announced on Monday that Canada has lost its measles elimination status following a 12-month...

#Policy #Public Health #Vaccination #Outbreak #Measles

5 months ago

Hundreds protest Delhi’s hazardous air as pollution crisis deepens

Hundreds protest Delhi's hazardous air as pollution crisis deepens Hundreds of residents gathered in Delhi on Sunday to demand urgent government action against worsening air pollution, as the cap...

#Public Health #Protests #Environment #Climate #Government Policy #Urban Issues

5 months ago

Canada culls 300 ostriches after avian flu battle draws global attention

Canada proceeds with ostrich cull after legal fight More than 300 ostriches in British Columbia were euthanized late Thursday after a months-long legal battle that drew international attention, i...

#Public Health #Protests #Legal Battles #Animal Welfare #Avian Flu #Government Authority

5 months ago

South African court halts anti-migrant group’s blockade of health and education services

South African court halts anti-migrant group's blockade of health and education services A Johannesburg high court ruled Tuesday that Operation Dudula, a controversial anti-migrant movement, must...

#Human Rights #Public Health #Migration #Protests #Legal #Education #Xenophobia #Police

5 months ago

India’s weight-loss drug boom sparks medical and ethical concerns

India's weight-loss drug boom sparks medical and ethical concerns Mumbai diabetologist Rahul Baxi now fields daily inquiries from young professionals seeking prescriptions for weight-loss drugs-o...

#Public Health #Healthcare #Pharmaceuticals #Obesity #Medical Ethics #Diabetes #Lifestyle Diseases #Regulatory Gaps

5 months ago

Manipur’s displaced face uncertainty as relief camps set to close by December

Manipur's displaced face uncertainty as relief camps set to close by December Two years after deadly ethnic clashes between the Meitei and Kuki communities in India's northeastern state of Manipu...

#Human Rights #Governance #Public Health #Migration #Social Unrest

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Northern India braces for severe heatwave over weekend

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Aspirin shows promise in reducing cancer risk for high-risk patients

AI chatbots offer health advice—but experts warn of risks

Police find remains of 50 infants and six adults in Trinidad and Tobago graveyard

Bangladesh races to contain deadly measles surge killing over 100 children

How persistent bad smells harm health and well-being

Australia unveils gambling ad restrictions amid industry backlash

Italy probes ricin poisoning deaths of mother and daughter after festive meal

Three dead as unfinished church collapses in Accra during heavy rains

Kochi Biennale exhibit highlights Kerala's endosulfan tragedy through haunting photos

Unprecedented meningitis outbreak in UK kills two and infects 34

India faces energy crisis as Middle East conflict disrupts gas supplies

Federal judge halts US childhood vaccine policy overhaul by Kennedy

Southwestern US faces record-breaking March heatwave

Air strike on Kabul rehab centre kills dozens, Taliban blames Pakistan

New immunotherapy revives hope for long-term allergy relief

Contraceptive pills and mental health: What does the evidence say?

Women's alcohol addiction rises as medical research lags behind

British Columbia ends seasonal clock changes, adopts permanent daylight time

Scientists race to develop long-lasting universal flu vaccine

Social media fuels rise in unregulated peptide injections despite health warnings

ALS research advances as high-profile deaths highlight disease's toll

WHO condemns halted hepatitis B vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau as unethical

New York cold snap claims 18 lives as mayor urges caution

Colorado funeral home co-owner sentenced to 40 years for corpse abuse

Lebanon accuses Israel of spraying toxic herbicide over southern villages

Germany's three-week health retreats for stressed parents show lasting benefits

Period blood test shows promise for cervical cancer screening

Nigeria mourns singer killed by cobra bite in Abuja apartment

US faces largest measles outbreak since elimination as vaccination rates drop

Global divide over fluoride in drinking water as US states roll back policy

Why some people become flu and Covid superspreaders

Nipah virus outbreak in India prompts regional airport screenings

Cod liver oil's vitamin punch revives debate on food fortification

Positive ageing attitudes linked to longer, healthier lives, studies reveal

Telangana probes mass killings of stray dogs after election pledges

South Carolina measles outbreak surges with 646 cases since October

Deadly nightclub fires reveal chilling parallels and unlearned lessons

Singapore’s harsh vape crackdown sets global precedent

Nigeria launches task force after spate of medical negligence cases sparks outrage

New Brunswick's mystery brain disease cluster likely misdiagnosed, study finds

Century-old bowel cancer samples probed to explain youth surge

US slashes mandatory childhood vaccines from 17 to 11 in policy shift

Obesity debate shifts from willpower to science and environment

Pandemic's hidden toll on children: developmental delays and economic fallout

Contaminated water crisis in Indore claims multiple lives

India's urban decay persists despite infrastructure push

HIV infections in Indian thalassemia patients spark outrage and safety fears

French farmers clash with police over mass cattle culls amid LSD outbreak

New hybrid mpox strain detected in England after Asia travel

US vaccine advisers end universal hepatitis B shot for newborns

Melbourne childcare worker faces 83 new charges including child rape

Cough medicines vs homemade remedies: what the science says

Delhi hospitals report 200,000 respiratory cases amid severe air pollution

Australia defends teen social media ban as tech firms push back

WHO urges broader access to obesity drugs as global demand surges

Georgia Accused of Using WWI-Era Chemical Weapon on Protesters in 2024

Ireland’s alcohol culture clashes with health warnings as young drinkers weigh risks

Cosmetic use of weight-loss jabs surges despite health warnings

Delhi’s toxic air crisis leaves children gasping for breath

UK expands sugar tax to milkshakes and coffees from 2028

Bihar’s alcohol ban persists despite enforcement struggles and thriving black market

Ethiopia’s Amhara Conflict Leaves Thousands of Women Scarred by Sexual Violence

UK deploys AI in £45m push to combat antibiotic-resistant superbugs

Gaza faces winter crisis as aid delays leave 260,000 families exposed to floods and disease

India’s air quality monitors clash: Why official data stops at 500

Schools close across Australia and New Zealand over asbestos in children’s sand

Karnataka becomes first Indian state to mandate paid menstrual leave

Delhi enforces stricter anti-pollution measures as air quality hits severe levels

Canada loses measles-free status, jeopardizing Americas’ elimination milestone

Hundreds protest Delhi’s hazardous air as pollution crisis deepens

Canada culls 300 ostriches after avian flu battle draws global attention

South African court halts anti-migrant group’s blockade of health and education services

India’s weight-loss drug boom sparks medical and ethical concerns

Manipur’s displaced face uncertainty as relief camps set to close by December

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