Health

Zimbabwe Cholera Outbreak: Critics Blame Water Crisis And Poor Sanitation

In an effort to contain a rise in cholera cases - with 100 suspected deaths, most of them in September… Read More

As Europe’s Population Ages, WHO Wants Governments To Ensure Healthier Lifestyles

Next year in Europe, it's estimated people older than 65 will outnumber people younger than 15, with attitudes and habits… Read More

Does Coffee Help With Weight Loss? Here Is What Experts Have To Say

Coffee remains one of the most popular beverages in many parts of the world. However, research in this area is… Read More

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Paris Bedbug Outbreak Sparks Fears Of Global Invasion: What We Know So Far

The City of Light is reportedly under seige from the nocturnal bloodsuckers, stoking fears of infestation around the world as… Read More

2023 Nobel Prize In Medicine Recognizes mRNA Vaccines Against COVID-19

"Through their groundbreaking findings, which have fundamentally changed our understanding of how mRNA interacts with our immune system, the laureates… Read More

Check Out: Do You Have The Right Attitude Towards Weight Loss?

If you are looking to shed those extra kilos, there are certain changes you need to make in your diet… Read More

Are Diet Fads Healthy? Experts Say A ‘Diet’ Shouldn’t Feel Like One

Merriam-Webster has multiple different meanings for the term 'diet'. But there are a couple of them that stood out for… Read More

Japan Assessed Impact Of Carbs And Fats On Longevity – The Results Would Shock You

Involving 34,893 men and 46,440 women, ranging in age from 35 to 69 years, a new study from Nagoya University… Read More

Busting Medical Myths: Exploring Popular Misconceptions About Stroke

More than 795,000 people in the US have a stroke every year, with around 76% of them encountering first strokes,… Read More

COVID Cases Surge Again Across US Including Florida, Tennessee

COVID cases are increasing in Florida and across the United States. Wastewater data, which measures the level of COVID in… Read More