GQby Adam Cheung7d ago
Usually, when you sit down at the barber's, there’s an understanding that both sides of your head will get roughly the same treatment. You might ask for a fade. You might take a reference pic.
Gizmodoby James Pero7d ago
Neurable is going solo to make its first pair of brain-reading wireless headphones without the help of another company.
globalnews.caby Katie Scott7d ago
Emma Heming Willis paid tribute to her husband Bruce Willis during World Frontotemporal Dementia Awareness Week and vowed that his diagnosis won’t “be in vain” as she continues to bring awareness...
The Hinduby Naveen Kumar7d ago
Pakistan-made cosmetics that continued to find their way to Hyderabad more than a year after India shut the door on imports from the neighbouring country have now led investigators to Mumbai’s...
The Moscow Timesby The Moscow Times7d ago
Health authorities in Siberia’s Irkutsk region have placed nearly 200 people under medical observation after a laboratory worker died from plague, according to media reports and a statement by a...
Gizmodoby Ed Cara7d ago
Colorectal cancer is increasingly becoming a bigger problem for younger people, even children and teens.
Mail Onlineby Zoe Hardy7d ago
Cancer doctors have warned of a rise in aggressive colon cancer among teenagers - amid rising diagnoses in the under 50s.
NBC Newsby Erika Edwards7d ago
Jo Henderson was 17 when she was diagnosed with advanced colorectal cancer. It came after months of symptoms — stomach pain, bloating, constipation — and months of testing.
ScienceAlertby David Nield7d ago
We all know exercise is good for us – but we don't all have the time, motivation, or mobility to put in regular workout sessions.
The Conversation Africaby Patrick Ngassa Piotie, Chairperson, Diabetes Alliance; Co-founder, Diabetes Research Centre, University of Pretoria7d ago
Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) recently released its report on deaths that occurred in 2024. The headline findings contain a sobering, recurring truth: diabetes was once again the country’s...
Al Jazeeraby Al Jazeera Staff7d ago
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s Ebola outbreak has now killed more than 4,000 people, according to government data, making it the worst epidemic in the country’s history.
Open Magazineby Soumava Haldar7d ago
Open Health & Wellness Summit: From longevity to lifestyle Earlier, eyebrows used to be raised. We used to discuss what happened and why it happened.
Mail Onlineby Laura Fox7d ago
Halle Berry had previously attended 'co-parenting therapy' with her ex Olivier Martinez in an attempt to deal with 'conflicts' over raising their son, before the actor accused her of abuse.
GQby Robert Leedham7d ago
The Apple Watch wasn’t made to save lives, it just kind of turned out that way. Back in 2014, the OG smartwatch majored on its style credentials with a buckle-less strap design borrowed from indie...
globalnews.caby Globalnews Digital7d ago
Health ministers from across the country say they’re worried about “profound and negative” effects on patients and health-care jobs if federal funding agreements for mental health, addictions and...
The Hinduby V Geetanath7d ago
Doctors may soon have a more reliable way to predict how severely sickle cell anaemia (SCA) will affect Indian patients, thanks to a new India-specific disease severity score developed by...
Phys.orgby DIEUDONNE DIROLE; OPE ADETAYO7d ago
An Ebola treatment center was burned down as the death toll in Congo passes 4,000 Congo's Ebola outbreak has recorded more than 4,000 deaths, authorities said, as they struggle to contain the...
Beauty - ELLEby Katie Berohn7d ago
Justine Morris was 28 when she discovered a lump in her breast, and 30 when doctors pronounced her cancer-free.
CalMattersby Kristen Hwang7d ago
IN SUMMARY - Prop. 40 opponents say the billionaire tax allows lawmakers to change the measure with a two-thirds vote./li> - They warn it opens the door to future wealth taxes on everyday...
The Hinduby P Sujatha Varma7d ago
Andhra Pradesh has dismissed 70 government doctors, including gynaecologists, ENT specialists and general physicians, who stayed away from work without permission for more than a year.
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