Exposure to 5G radiofrequency signals cuts sperm count and motility in rats, study finds
The South Firstby Sumit Jha·2d ago
Synopsis: A study in the Indian Journal of Medical Research found that male rats exposed to 3.5 GHz and 24 GHz radiofrequency signals for seven hours a day over 60 days had lower sperm...
Cancer survival is improving, but return‑to‑work support is falling behind
Phys.orgby Griffith University·2d ago
Cancer survival is improving, but return‑to‑work support is falling behind Australia has made significant strides in improving cancer survival, but new research from Griffith University finds far...
President Murmu urges AIIMS Bilaspur graduates to serve in Himachal’s remote, rural areas
New Indian Expressby Harpreet Bajwa·2d ago
CHANDIGARH: President Droupadi Murmu urged the first batch of doctors graduating from AIIMS Bilaspur in Himachal Pradesh to voluntarily serve in remote and rural areas of the hill state, where...
Kenya reports first-ever Ebola case after patient dies in Nairobi
DW Englishby Natalie Muller·2d ago
Kenyan health authorities announced the country's first death from Ebola on Tuesday. Health Minister Aden Duale said a Kenyan citizen who had been living in the Democratic Republic of Congo died...
New York declares measles disaster emergency as cases surge in Pennsylvania
FOX Newsby Anders Hagstrom·2d ago
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a statewide emergency on Monday over a measles outbreak spreading from Pennsylvania.
Doctor's 10 rules for living longer, celebrating more birthdays and making extra years count
FOX Newsby Melissa Rudy·2d ago
As scientists increasingly investigate how everyday habits may influence health and aging, one longevity doctor says the keys to a longer, healthier life don't require expensive supplements...
Scientists Find a Hidden Network of Tiny Channels The Brain May Use to Flush Out Toxic Alzheimer's Proteins
ScienceAlertby Esra Öz·2d ago
You read a sentence, remember a familiar face, then turn to another thought. Behind all of that activity, your brain also has a housekeeping problem: what to do with proteins that can become...
Press Review - Should we be worried about a plague outbreak in Russia?
France 24by Dheepthika LAURENT·2d ago
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Safety alert over injection that 'must not be prescribed to diabetics'
Mail Onlineby Ciaran Foreman·2d ago
Tens of thousands of diabetic Britons are at risk of running out of insulin by the end of the year, experts have warned.
I Found a Splatter Guard That Isn't a Pain to Store. Now I Actually Use It - CNET
CNETby Joey Skladany·2d ago
Too often, I’ve had to bid adieu to a brand-new white T-shirt while cooking. I don’t consider myself a messy person, but sauces, soups, odorous fish and fatty meats- bacon, in particular- over high...
What Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak could mean for pregnancy care across America
The 19thby Barbara Rodriguez·2d ago
A deadly measles outbreak in Pennsylvania, which has infected more than 975 people this year and been linked to five deaths, has also infected at least 50 pregnant women in the state.
The Unforeseen Something - Longreads
Longreadsby Longreads·2d ago
Mark Johnson | The Atavist Magazine | September 2026 | 2,048 words (7 minutes) This is an excerpt from issue no. 180, “The Family Plan.” At first she told no one. Not her twin sister.
I’m Starting to Suspect That the F.D.A. Is Just Trying to Get Me to Cook
The New Yorkerby Greg Mania·2d ago
At first, I took the alerts seriously. When the Food and Drug Administration announced that a multistate cyclospora outbreak was linked to a certain batch of iceberg lettuce from Mexico, I...
40 Patients Were Infected by a Hospital's Water Supply Across 6 Years
ScienceAlertby Jess Cockerill·2d ago
For seven years, a renowned British hospital has grappled with a serious bacterial outbreak in its water supply that, according to a coroner's inquest and a new scientific paper, was linked to two...
Pneumonic plague: How it spreads and what is the risk to Europe?
Euronewsby Marta Iraola Iribarren·2d ago
The death of a staff member at an anti-plague institute in Russia following a laboratory accident has put the spotlight on plague and how it spreads.
France earmarks a further €7m to help fight DRC's worst-ever Ebola crisis
RFI Englishby RFI·2d ago
France earmarks a further €7m to help fight DRC's worst-ever Ebola crisis France has decided to allocate an additional €7 million this year to combat the Ebola epidemic currently ravaging the...
Kochi Corporation mulls mobile ABC units to ensure balanced stray dog control
The Hinduby M P Praveen·2d ago
The Kochi Corporation is exploring the possibility of deploying mobile Animal Birth Control (ABC) units, complete with veterinary surgeons and animal handlers (dog catchers), to ensure more...
The supplements that really can beat menopause symptoms
Mail Onlineby Nada Farhoud·2d ago
Menopausal women are being ripped off - was the conclusion of a recent analysis of supplements posing as a 'natural' remedy for the dreaded symptoms. Consumer group Which?
Irkutsk Maternity Hospital Screens Patients for Plague After Lab Worker’s Death - The Moscow Times
The Moscow Timesby The Moscow Times·2d ago
A maternity hospital in Siberia’s Irkutsk region has started screening pregnant patients for possible plague exposure and restricting visitors following the death of a local anti-plague institute...
Russian media claims a second victim has died from 'plague outbreak'
Mail Onlineby Eliana Silver·2d ago
A second death has been reported after a 'plague outbreak' in Russia's Irkutsk region, according to Russian media reports.
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