Cricket World Cup: Sri Lanka And Bangladesh Clash In A Smog-Shrouded Delhi
The Lanka-Bangla Cricket World Cup clash got underway Monday afternoon, with Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan winning the toss and
Why Is An Indian Study On Air Pollution And Type 2 Diabetes An Eye-Opener?
Research conducted in the Indian capital of Delhi and the southern city of Chennai has found that inhaling air with
Preventing Micronutrient Deficiencies Through Food Fortification: All You Need To Know
Billions worldwide are affected by a lack of essential vitamins and minerals in their diets. Micronutrient deficiency can have significant
Report Says Poor Individual Choices Aren’t Always To Blame For High Salt Intake
The average Australian consumes 1.9 times the recommended daily salt level and it’s costing the healthcare system a staggering $10
Health Workers Deliver Open Letter Calling For Urgent Climate Action
The world’s leading GP and health bodies, representing more than 3 million health professionals worldwide, have delivered an open letter
Here’s Why Some Eye Care Professionals Do Not Advocate For Waterproof Makeup
Waterproof makeup is cleverly engineered to defy smudging and wear and can be notably challenging to remove, often necessitating vigorous
Scotland Fighting Stigma With UK’s First Anti-HIV Campaign In Four Decades
TV viewers across Scotland are now being targeted with the UK’s first major public health campaign against HIV/AIDS in 40
Experts Speak: Here Is All You Need To Know About Lucid Dreaming
Can you control your dreams? This might sound like a weird experience but in the world of dreams, lucid dreaming
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
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
