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Extreme Temperatures Linked to Increased Stroke Mortality

A Harvard-led study finds that extreme heat and cold are linked to higher stroke mortality, especially in low-income countries. Learn about the study's findings and implications

Rising Temperatures and Climate Change Worsen Spread of Vector-Borne Diseases

Discover how rising temperatures and changing weather patterns due to climate change are expanding the spread of vector-borne diseases like malaria and dengue, posing significant health risks.

Power of Plants: Unveiling the Benefits of a Plant-Based Diet

Discover the myriad health benefits of adopting a plant-based diet, from heart health to weight loss.

Gaza; 450,000 Forcibly Displaced in Rafah

Some 450,000 Gazans have been forcibly displaced from southernmost city of Rafah by Israeli evacuation orders in the last week alone. Streets...

Yoga Enhances Heart Health in Heart Failure Patients

Research presented at Heart Failure 2024 reveals that yoga, when combined with standard medications, improves symptoms and heart function in patients with heart failure, offering a potential complementary therapy option
A new study shows that young adults who understand vaping's lower risks are more likely to switch from smoking to vaping. However, misperceptions persist.

Smokers eat Less and Tend to Gain Weight

: New research presented at the European Congress on Obesity suggests smokers tend to have less healthy eating habits, potentially explaining weight gain after quitting. Nutritional support is crucial for smokers trying to quit.
Google DeepMind has unveiled AlphaGenome, an AI tool that predicts how noncoding DNA—once called "junk DNA"—influences our health and potential genetic diseases.

Health absent from the election manifesto of most political parties

Poor medical infrastructure, insufficient public health services, and unmet healthcare needs persist in the country. Every year, millions of...
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

Female Doctors Linked to Better Patient Outcomes

New research suggests patients treated by female doctors experience lower mortality rates. Explore reasons behind this trend and the call for gender parity in healthcare.

Revolutionizing Cardiovascular Risk Prediction: Introducing QR4

Discover QR4, a groundbreaking predictive tool developed by researchers at the University of Oxford, offering enhanced accuracy in assessing an individual's 10-year risk of cardiovascular diseases, with particular emphasis on high-risk patients often overlooked by current methods.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) is calling on governments, healthcare providers, and communities to strengthen efforts in reducing preventable deaths among mothers and infants. With far too many women losing their lives during childbirth and an alarming number of newborns not surviving beyond their first month, the need for change is critical.

Glaring Disparities in Maternal Health Outcomes Worldwide

Explore the UNFPA's report uncovering stark inequalities in maternal health outcomes worldwide and the urgent need for targeted interventions and empowerment to ensure reproductive rights for all.