The Independentby Sylvie Corbet25d ago
Pope Leo XIV, during his four-day visit to France beginning Friday, will meet privately with seven survivors of sexual abuse by priests and other Catholic personnel.
Mail Onlineby Angela Epstein25d ago
Good oral hygiene is not only vital for healthy teeth and gums – it could help prevent serious disease, research now shows.
Mail Onlineby Thea Jourdan25d ago
Vaccines can be lifesaving but they don’t work so well for everybody, including those with reduced immunity through illness or ageing – and this raises the risk of life-threatening infections such...
TheJournal.ieby Conor O'Carroll25d ago
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The Independentby Ope Adetayo and Tunde Omolehin25d ago
Ibrahim Dalhatu was just 3 years old when he contracted noma, a severe disease that disfigures the face and kills most of the children it infects.
ABC News Australiaby Antonia O'Flaherty25d ago
In short: Staffing issues are threatening to undermine a $50 million dollar expansion of Victoria's largest children's hospital.
The Independentby Shahana Yasmin25d ago
Christina Applegate shared her first new video since spending nearly four months in hospital. The 54-year-old actor showed off her freshly coloured blonde hair and joked about a “new weird spot on...
New Indian Expressby Express News Service25d ago
CUTTACK: The Orissa High Court has sought a status report from the Odisha government on measures taken to promote mental health awareness in schools, colleges, universities and other educational...
The South Firstby Sumit Jha25d ago
Synopsis: Telangana recorded 54 medically certified deaths from sexually transmitted syphilis in 2024, nearly double the 2022 figure, despite the infection being curable with antibiotics.
The Conversation Australiaby Isabella Gomez, PhD Candidate of Health Sciences, Swinburne University of Technology25d ago
When you think about obsessive-compulsive disorder, or OCD, does being a “neat freak” or “germaphobe” come to mind? In fact, OCD is not a personality quirk.
The Guardianby Emine Saner25d ago
A December 1969 report from the consumer magazine Which? explored a relatively new gadget that, it predicted, many people would be giving as Christmas presents: the electric toothbrush.
The Hinduby Zubeda Hamid25d ago
The death of an Anna University student at Government Kilpauk Medical College Hospital (KMCH) on Friday (September 18, 2026), due to scrub typhus, has once again brought this bacterial infection to...
PerthNowby Heejin Kim25d ago
NKorea tests missiles that give 'incurable headache' North Korea says it has successfully tested a new weapon showcasing "ultra-modern defence technology".
ABC News Australiaby Amy Sheehan25d ago
When Kerri Westwood's teenage daughter Lauren became unwell during an overseas school trip, the family assumed it was a virus she picked up while travelling.
Channel News Asiaby Brand Studio25d ago
Why flu prevention matters as Singapore’s population ages As the immune system weakens with age, influenza can carry greater risks.
The South Firstby Sumit Jha25d ago
Synopsis: An ICMR-led study has found evidence of previous mpox exposure among 14 of 1,790 participants from key populations across India, including Keralam and Telangana.
Mail Onlineby Shania Obrien25d ago
A doctor has revealed the everyday foods she regularly buys at the supermarket to support healthy ageing - and some of the most beneficial cost just a few dollars.
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa25d ago
More than 200 healthcare professionals at Auckland's Middlemore Hospital have signed a letter warning they are in a crisis, calling on Health New Zealand to prioritise patient and staff safety.
BBC Newsby Jim Reed; Philippa Roxby; Michelle Roberts25d ago
- Published Scientists say they have discovered why the bacteria responsible for the UK's worst outbreak of meningitis B in Kent earlier this year proved so dangerous.
Asterisk Magazineby Enlli McAleese25d ago
Sometimes, the access gap is not a scientific or economic problem. Nearly three decades ago, Dr. Peter Mugyenyi, a leading authority on the treatment of HIV/AIDS in Africa, posed a question that...
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