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Nine individuals accused of harassing patients and extorting money at Pabna Mental Hospital were arrested and sentenced to 15 days in jail in a joint operation by the district administration…

As Hong Kong’s population ages, the mental health of the elderly has become an urgent social issue. A recent lecture on elderly mental health highlighted early detection, self-assessment, and care…

Nitrous oxide, commonly known as “laughing gas,” may quickly ease symptoms of depression, a new study suggests. The colourless gas, widely used as a painkiller, has shown fast-acting benefits in…

As families increasingly turn to local food pantries following the end of pandemic-era food benefits, one Oak Lawn therapist says the stress behind the need runs far deeper than what’s…

Shata Traders Inc., based in Brooklyn, New York, has issued an urgent recall of 24cm milk pans manufactured by Pakistan-based Majestic Chef after FDA testing revealed significant lead contamination. The…

A team of scientists has developed a streamlined method for the automated production of lung organoids—miniature, lab-grown structures that replicate the cells of real lungs. This breakthrough could transform how…

Progress in reducing the global burden of cancer remains slow, yet a new blood test has generated unusual levels of optimism. Researchers hope it could make routine screening more effective…

Patients visiting A&E departments in Manchester will soon be offered opt-out HIV tests as part of routine blood work. The initiative is part of a nationwide effort to eliminate HIV…

The Egyptian cabinet has approved automatic enrollment of vulnerable citizens into the state-run universal health insurance system. Under the plan, individuals classified as “Unable to pay” in a 2023 prime…

A new digital education platform and app for children and young people with type 1 diabetes has been rolled out across all 14 NHS health boards in Scotland. The rollout…

Weight loss drugs like Eli Lilly’s Mounjaro and Zepbound are fundamentally changing global eating habits and food consumption patterns, prompting a major shift in the pharmaceutical and food industries. Eli…

Most people build and maintain muscle best by getting most of their protein from whole foods and using protein powders as a convenient supplement rather than a replacement. Whole-food protein…

Health advocates and patients are urging the UK government to expand access to routine prostate cancer screening, following a recommendation against targeted testing from the Health Secretary’s advisory committee. The…

Prostate cancer remains one of the most common cancers among men in Málaga province, with 1,222 new cases reported in 2024 — a nearly 3% increase from the previous year,…

A decision by the UK’s National Screening Committee (NSC) to reject nationwide prostate cancer screening has sparked widespread debate among physicians, advocacy groups, and political leaders. The panel concluded that…

Lack of awareness and inadequate testing for male infertility are leading couples to undergo costly and unnecessary in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments, according to leading reproductive health specialists in the…

Online ads and pop-up clinics are drawing men toward testosterone therapy with promises of renewed energy, focus, and vitality. Marketed as a lifestyle upgrade rather than a medical necessity, these…

Women who miss their first scheduled mammogram may face a 40% higher long-term risk of dying from breast cancer, according to a large Swedish study published in The BMJ. The…

Australia remains on track to eliminate cervical cancer as a public health problem, but declining HPV vaccination and cervical screening rates are emerging as major obstacles, according to the 2025…

Pregnancy with an intrauterine device (IUD) is rare but possible. According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), fewer than 1% of people using an IUD or implant…