WHO updates Family Planning Handbook: focuses on empowerment, information
WHO (World Health Organization) has updated its landmark Family Planning Handbook, which was launched on Tuesday. The updated handbook focuses
WHO warns of continuing global disparity in essential vaccine availability
According to Global Vaccine Market Report that was released on Wednesday by the World Health Organization (WHO), limited supply and
Is Consuming Fat First In The Morning Beneficial? Check Out These Health Benefits Of Fat
What we eat first thing in the morning usually determines our overall health. Nowadays, people have become health conscious. They
Paxlovid reduces the risk of long Covid-19 infection, US Veterans Affairs study finds
According to a new study conducted by the researchers at US Department of Veterans Affairs has concluded that use of
New study directly links depression with low serotonin levels
Scientists through a study have claimed the first direct evidence that people with depression have a decreased capacity to release
Raw vegan diet can be risky for health
Vegan diets are increasingly becoming quite popular and have become the new fad over past few years, especially among people
Largest healthcare study launched by UK focused on improving disease prevention
The largest ever healthcare study has been launched by the United Kingdom. The study which will be involving 5 million
Study: Breast cancer more aggressively predominant among black women
Researchers in the United States have found there is a genetic link between people with African ancestry and an aggressive
Cholera vaccine shortage forces WHO to ration and change to one vaccine regime
A “dire shortage” of cholera vaccines as the global cases of disease rise in an unprecedented manner has forced the
UN warns against “population alarmism” as global population nears 8 billion
The world must try to avoid any engagement in “population alarmism” as the global population nears 8 billion, a senior
