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New research shows both sugary and diet soft drinks increase fatty liver disease and death risk, while water lowers these dangers.

health

Regular and Diet Soft Drinks Linked to Higher Fatty Liver Risk

Bureau News - October 21, 2025

Discover how gut health affects digestion, immunity, and mental wellbeing. Learn practical ways to improve your gut microbiome for overall health.

HEALTH

Importance of Gut Health: The Secret Link Between Digestion, Immunity, and...

Bureau News - October 19, 2025

UN Tourism reveals the 2025 list of 52 Best Tourism Villages from around the world, highlighting sustainable rural travel and cultural preservation.

GOOD NEWS

UN Tourism Unveils the Best Tourism Villages 2025 List

Bureau News - October 19, 2025

WHO and UNICEF introduce global guidelines promoting sustainable hand hygiene practices in homes, schools, and public spaces to prevent disease and strengthen public health.

HEALTH

Global Handwashing Day Marks a New Era in Community Hygiene

Bureau News - October 18, 2025

Global renewable gains break records yet remain too slow, says IRENA. UN chief António Guterres calls for faster clean energy transition to secure a net-zero future.

ecnomy

Clean Energy Transition Falling Behind; Urgent Action Needed for Net Zero...

Bureau News - October 16, 2025

International

Majority of Americans Believe Trump Is Expanding Presidential Power

Bureau News - October 15, 2025

When doctors start standing up for each other instead of standing apart,we will finally heal the one disease that's plagued our profession the longest - insecurity

Health

One in Ten Health Workers in Europe Experience Suicidal Thoughts

Bureau News - October 11, 2025

A Brown University study reveals most American children get less sleep than parents realize, with only 14% meeting national sleep guidelines.

Children

Parents Often Overestimate Children’s Sleep

Bureau News - October 8, 2025

A new study presented at the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress 2025 reveals a 60% rise in drug-related accidental injury deaths in the U.S. over five years, highlighting urgent public health concerns.

International

Drug-Related Accidental Injury Deaths Surge 60% in Five Years

Bureau News - October 5, 2025

New research from Eötvös Loránd University shows dogs can extend word labels to new objects based on function, mirroring human language development.

AnimalWorld

Dogs show human-like language learning

Bureau News - October 4, 2025

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Discover how just five minutes of daily exercise or reducing sitting time can significantly extend your life, according to new research in The Lancet.

Five Minutes to a Longer Life: How Tiny Daily Habits Boost...

January 27, 2026

India successfully tests its first hypersonic missile, marking a significant leap in military capabilities and joining a select group of nations with this technology.

India Tests First Hypersonic Missile, Enhancing Defence Capabilities

November 19, 2024

In 2023, the financial situation for many Europeans continues to be a cause for concern. A recent survey reveals that more than half of Europeans (55%) believe that their purchasing power has declined over the past three years, with countries like Greece (64%), Serbia (63%), and France (60%) feeling the impact most acutely.

In Wealthy Europe, One in Four Child at Risk of Poverty

March 9, 2023

A new study from Utrecht University reveals that nanoplastics—fragments less than a micrometer across—are far more abundant than previously thought, dominating plastic pollution in the North Atlantic.

Ocean Economy: A Billion-Dollar Industry Running on Empty

March 1, 2025

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Only one third of countries have committed to upholding the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women and girls in their national climate plans, according to new findings by UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency.

climate

Lack of Commitment to Women’s Reproductive Health in Climate Plans

HEALTH

Children, teens and young adults also at risk of Covid-19

Three years of war in Ukraine have left families, especially women and children, facing severe financial hardship, hunger, and loss. Urgent help is needed.

Children

Ukraine ‘s Struggling Families: Women and Children Bear the Brunt

Oxford unveils GRIT, the most detailed global river map, advancing flood prediction and climate planning.

Environment

Interlinking Rivers; Time For A Rethink