Abortion Access Battle Rages On In U.S. Courtrooms One Year After Roe vs. Wade Overturning
This week marks the one-year anniversary of the overturning of the landmark 1973 Roe vs. Wade case by the U.S
Are cigs cool again? TV dramas glamorizing harmful smoking habits
If you’re aware of the 2000s pop culture, you can easily recollect smoking was considered cool for some time. A
Different Ways Climate Change Affects Health – And How To Shield Yourself
Climate change has profound effects on human health, leading to a range of physical, mental and social impacts. It disproportionately
‘Stop Killing Us’ – Pregnant woman’s death triggers violent protests in Poland
Scores of protesters marched in Poland Wednesday, demanding the legalisation of abortion, as reports reached the media of 33-year-old Dorota
World Blood Donor Day: Is the noble act ‘equivalent to one week of exercise’?
Walking outdoors for 30 minutes or doing a quick session on the treadmill helps shed almost 150 calories per day.
Netherlands to install free sun cream dispensers for record skin cancer levels
In an effort to manage record levels of skin cancer, the Dutch government is planning to install free sun cream
Canadian Wildfires & NYC Pollution: Here’s how to keep indoor air clean with no air purifier
Raging wildfires in Canada turned New York into the world’s most polluted major city last Tuesday, as smoke covered the
New York’s air pollution among world’s worst as Canadian wildfires blanket Northeast in smoke
New York was the world’s most polluted major city on Tuesday night, as smoke from raging Canadian wildfires shrouded the
Expensive medicines putting lives of Bulgarians at risk. EU must step up help.
Mariana Alexandrova in the Bulgarian capital city of Sofia has a fragile heart and suffers from Type-2 diabetes. She takes
Neglected Health Infrastructure in the UK: A Looming Crisis
The structural collapse of Singlewell primary school’s flat roof in Gravesend, Kent, due to the deteriorating reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete
