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The Guardian – World · Europe
Finding suggests as many as 155,000 deaths, likely occurring outside of hospitals, not recognized at Covid relatedThe Covid-19 pandemic’s early death toll was …
Deutsche Welle (DW) – World · Europe
The government's decision to introduce voluntary health education at schools caused uproar last year. Supporters say the subject prepares young people for life…
South China Morning Post – World · China
Malaysia’s medical tourism sector could receive a boost amid the widening conflict in the Middle East as potential patients look for safer alternatives in Asia…
Times of India – World · India
India has dispatched its first medical aid shipment to Iran, a gesture met with gratitude from the Iranian Embassy. This assistance arrives as Iran faces signi…
Times of India – World · India
Cricket icon Ravichandran Ashwin has voiced strong concerns about 'fan armies' on social media, labelling their influence a 'disease.' He believes these organi…
The New York Times – World · US
A new law allowing abortion up to 12 weeks will be a major shift in an archipelago of 55,000 people, and there are strong feelings on both sides.
South China Morning Post – World · China
A Japanese government agency has opened discussions on imposing a ban on children accessing social media sites, potentially following Australia’s lead in prohi…
South China Morning Post – World · China
The authorities in a grass-roots community in eastern China have trended on social media for its “redundant flesh in exchange for beef” weight-loss initiative …
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
Argentinian President Javier Milei has criticised the global health body for its response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Deutsche Welle (DW) – World · Europe
As a consequence of the US-Israeli war against Iran, a new humanitarian crisis is looming. Millions of chronically ill people in Iran are at risk of losing acc…
The New York Times – World · US
Tens of millions more people around the world could face acute hunger as the war in the Middle East continues to disrupt shipping and drive up oil prices.
The Hindu – World · India
Akobo in the eastern state of Jonglei is the latest flashpoint as fighting between the government and opposition has brought South Sudan back to the brink of a…
The Guardian – World · Europe
As outbreak in Kent claims the lives of two young people, experts advise against rushing to get a vaccinePharmacies in England are reporting a surge in demand …
South China Morning Post – World · China
About 94 per cent of Hong Kong’s students do not get enough daily exercise and 17.5 per cent are overweight, authorities have warned, urging schools and parent…
The Guardian – World · Europe
UKHSA says strain involved in outbreak that has killed two people is one that most people are not vaccinated againstGovernment scientists have identified the t…
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
Footage shows the aftermath of deadly blasts in Maiduguri in northeastern Nigeria.
The Guardian – World · Europe
Cheddar cheese from California-based Raw Farm identified as ‘likely source’ of infections across multiple statesCheese from the country’s largest raw milk dist…
The Guardian – World · Europe
Exclusive: Birthrights report says women are being told they are ‘not allowed’ and are being denied genuine choiceWomen feel put under pressure to have medical…
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
Emergency responders carried patients out of a government hospital in Odisha, India.
The Guardian – World · Europe
President revealed details of Neal Dunn’s health prompting Mike Johnson, the House speaker, to say it ‘wasn’t public’Sign up for the Breaking News US email to …
The Guardian – World · Europe
Deaths of student and sixth-former named as Juliette announced as long queues for antibiotics form at Canterbury campusCases of invasive meningitis have been c…
The Guardian – World · Europe
Students queue for antibiotics in Canterbury and worry about who they have been in contact with, as exams are moved onlineOn Monday morning, nine days after a …
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
Family, advocates call for full probe after Mohommad Nazeer Paktyawal dies less than 24 hours after being detained.
Times of India – World · India
- Army jawan died of suspected cardiac arrest during duty. - Incident occurred in Poonch district, J&K. - Along the Line of Control (LoC). - Happened on …
The New York Times – World · US
A draft State Department memo outlines ways the Trump administration may ratchet up pressure on the African country by ending health support “on a massive scal…
Times of India – World · India
Tuberculosis can silently affect male fertility by damaging reproductive organs, leading to reduced sperm health and potential infertility. Early recognition o…
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
Fire in the city of Cuttack likely caused by a short circuit, which is common in India due to poorly maintained wiring.
BBC News – World · Europe
All the victims of the fire in Odisha state are patients, and 11 hospital staff are being treated for burns.
Times of India – World · India
A devastating incident in Annamayya district saw an elderly man and his three grandchildren perish in their sleep due to carbon monoxide poisoning. An idling m…
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
Thousands face worsening illness after closure of key crossing halts medical evacuations.
The Guardian – World · Europe
Average arrears for housing, utilities and council tax for low-income households all rose last yearHigh levels of debt on essential bills have become the “new …
The Guardian – World · Europe
Health service in England has saved more than £14bn hiring from overseas, report says, as doubt is cast on aim to reduce international recruitment to 10%Minist…
South China Morning Post – World · China
Hong Kong’s Insurance Authority aims to increase transparency and the available range of medical insurance products to address rising costs, while also reviewi…
The Guardian – World · Europe
Students in Canterbury given antibiotics for fast-acting and invasive meningococcal disease, says UKHSATwo people have died and 11 are reportedly seriously ill…
The Guardian – World · Europe
Patients experiencing raised bedside rails, doors and pathways blocked by furniture and physical interventionsPeople with dementia are being subjected to restr…
South China Morning Post – World · China
Fatima Nazha slept on the street for two days after she and her family fled their home in Beirut’s southern suburbs following an Israeli mass evacuation order.…
Deutsche Welle (DW) – World · Europe
Bombs, government oppression, and fear are wearing down Iranians. How does trauma build up? And what can help people living with constant stress?
The Hindu – World · India
Seven killed were Indian pilgrims, and seven other Indian pilgrims on board were injured and taken to nearby hospitals to get medical treatment
The Hindu – World · India
Israel has launched an extensive bombing campaign against the powerful Lebanese armed group Hezbollah, which has killed more than 770 people and displaced h…
The New York Times – World · US
Lebanese health officials say that 31 health workers have been killed by Israeli strikes. Israel claimed, without evidence, that Hezbollah has been using ambul…
Al Jazeera – News · Middle East
We can still avert starvation even as the country faces the worst outlook in years.
South China Morning Post – World · China
Fatima Nazha slept on the streets for two days after she and her family fled their home in Beirut’s southern suburbs following an Israeli mass evacuation order…
The Guardian – World · Europe
Review from non-profit finds range of scenarios of firms simultaneously lobbying for and against Pfas regulationsSome top US lobbying firms are simultaneously …
The Guardian – World · Europe
Exclusive: Guardian investigation finds data from flagship medical research leaked dozens of timesConfidential health data has been exposed online on dozens of…
Times of India – World · India
Residents in Old Delhi and surrounding areas faced chaos and long queues for LPG cylinders on Friday. Many reported issues with online booking and disconnected…
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