World news | The Guardianby Tobi Thomas Health and inequalities correspondent5d ago
Pennsylvania is bracing for a wave of measles cases, with some public health officials concerned that it’s “only a matter of time” until the disease spreads beyond the outbreak’s epicenter.
Timeby Michellene Davis5d ago
Dr. Jonathan Tyes once struggled to imagine a future in medicine for himself. A first-generation college student and the oldest of 10 siblings, Tyes was raised by his grandparents in Cleveland.
PerthNowby Kellie Balaam5d ago
Telethon 2026: Brave Murray Foulsham inspiring all around him with fundraising drive to lift kids’ spirits Lego-loving Perth boy Murray Foulsham is not letting a cancer diagnosis at 11 years of age...
ABC News Australiaby Jarrod Lucas and Nicholas R Ward5d ago
In short: Construction of the new Laverton Hospital in WA's northern Goldfields has reached practical completion.
The South Firstby Sumit Jha5d ago
Hyderabad civil court restrains VRK from giving medical advice; orders 23 media outlets to remove posts The respondents include Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, besides news and media outlets...
ScienceAlertby Carly Cassella5d ago
Each time you eat a juicy pomegranate, your gut bacteria can produce a natural metabolite called urolithin A. This little-known compound is making a big splash.
ScienceAlertby Carly Cassella5d ago
Decaffeinated coffee might not come with the same buzz, but it may offer an advantage to the brain that the caffeinated version does not.
The Hinduby Bo Wang5d ago
Turning artificial intelligence research into real-world tools isn’t always straightforward, despite the remarkable progress in recent years ranging from self-driving cars to large language models.
Scroll.inby Scroll Staff5d ago
A sample of Nestlé’s low-fat dairy whitener collected from The LaLiT hotel in Delhi’s Connaught Place was found to be “unsafe and substandard”, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India said...
The South Africanby Tarryn-Leigh Solomons5d ago
Weight-loss drugs: Crackdown could hit 300 000 South Africans A weight-loss drug crackdown could hit 300 000 South Africans – and leave some patients facing bills of up to R6 000.
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa5d ago
A Far North doctor is calling for a new postgraduate training pathway to better equip GPs for work in rural areas.
ScienceAlertby Carly Cassella5d ago
Scientists have discovered a distinct change in the brains of people with long COVID that might explain some of the illness's most debilitating symptoms.
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau5d ago
In the 53rd episode of The Health Wrap by The Hindu, Zubeda Hamid, Senior Assistant Editor, and Athira Elssa Johnson, Senior Reporter, discuss medicine pricing, drug safety and dengue surveillance.
The Hinduby PTI5d ago
Eradicating Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection early could become an important strategy for preventing gastric cancer, Nobel laureate and gastroenterologist Dr.
PerthNowby Bethany Hiatt5d ago
Telethon 2026: Funding helping researchers to develop world-first test to diagnose sepsis in newborns Testing newborns for sepsis will be faster and more accurate under a world-first blood test...
The Guardianby Ashifa Kassam European community affairs correspondent5d ago
They call it the “world’s first parcel locker for abortion pills”. Polish campaigners have launched a new means of distribution as part of their ongoing effort to skirt the country’s near-total ban...
The South Firstby PV Kondal Rao5d ago
Synopsis:Whitener, an ordinary stationery product found in schoolbags and on study tables, is emerging as an overlooked source of substance abuse among young people.
El País Englishby Karelia Vázquez5d ago
There was a time when moderation was a virtue and the middle ground, wisdom. Hyperbole was no more than a literary or rhetorical device. But not anymore. We live at the extremes.
Premium Timesby Friday Omosola5d ago
The management of Madonna University, Rivers State, has confirmed the expulsion of some nursing students over a viral video that generated widespread reactions on social media.
New Indian Expressby Firoz Rozindar5d ago
VIJAYAPURA: At an age when many people begin to slow down, cut back on strenuous physical activity and settle into a less-demanding routine, Sahebalal Chapparband is doing just the opposite.
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