
The Hidden Toll of a Super-Strong El Niño
A super-strong El Niño could cause 451,000 extra heat-related deaths globally, with Nigeria, Indonesia, and Sudan among the hardest-hit regions.

A super-strong El Niño could cause 451,000 extra heat-related deaths globally, with Nigeria, Indonesia, and Sudan among the hardest-hit regions.

Health organisations and partners in Cambodia are expanding access to insulin, monitoring supplies, education, and clinical support for children and young people with type 1 diabetes.

Mayo Clinic Laboratories has made a strategic investment in Pathology Asia Holdings and LifeStrands Genomics to expand advanced diagnostics and precision medicine across the region.

Indonesia recorded 174,694 acute respiratory infection cases linked to forest and land fires from Aug. 18 to Sept. 21, including 40,363 children under five.

Niagara Region Public Health is investigating a cluster of gastrointestinal illness reported at Brock University, urging students to practice strict hygiene measures.

Metro Vancouver is pursuing up to 1.2 million in fines against the Parkland Refinery in Burnaby for a 2024 hydrogen sulfide leak that affected local air quality.

An Ontario court has ordered the province to reconsider its denial of funding for life-saving cancer treatment for Alex Shved, a 37-year-old father with Stage 4 melanoma.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has suggested a 1,900 health care premium for temporary residents, pending a provincial referendum on the issue.

The Canadian government has issued a warning to travelers in Nigeria to avoid local alcohol after dozens of deaths were linked to methanol poisoning.

Scotland records a sharp increase in drug-related deaths, retaining Europe’s highest rate and renewing calls for urgent action and reform.

Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent has been placed in the concussion protocol, paving the way for veteran Case Keenum to start in Week 3.

Bert Peter Goris, a 64-year-old thru-hiker, died after summiting Mount Katahdin in severe weather. His death highlights the dangers of high-altitude hiking and the importance of safety precautions.

An 18-year-old Texas mother was arrested for giving her one-month-old baby to a stranger at a bus stop. The incident highlights the importance of Safe Haven laws and proper support for young parents.

A man convicted of killing two Indiana teens seeks a new trial, claiming his confessions were made while suffering from psychosis. The appeal raises questions about mental health and legal accountability.

Residents in Chatham-Kent have raised environmental concerns following a fire at the Greenfield Global ethanol plant, prompting discussions at a recent council meeting.

The Trump administration plans to remove 750,000 people from Affordable Care Act markets, citing fraudulent enrollments and aiming to reduce government spending.

Packaged kratom was found at the locations where two University of Mississippi students were found dead, though officials say there is no confirmed link to the substance yet.

A teenage boy has died following a head-on crash on the Sturt Highway near Blanchetown, prompting emergency road closures, major traffic detours, and a police crash investigation into the incident.

Five people were injured on Sunday in a six-vehicle pileup, including a tanker, at Ikpoba Hill on Murtala Muhammed Way in Benin City, Edo State, causing severe traffic gridlock and emergency response.

A second case of New World screwworm was confirmed in Grant County, New Mexico. Authorities are implementing quarantine and surveillance measures to prevent the spread of this invasive parasite.

British Columbia’s chief coroner has warned of an alarming trend as railway-related deaths doubled in 2026, highlighting the need for improved safety measures and public awareness.

Six people were hospitalized following a multi-vehicle crash involving a bus and tow truck on Vancouver’s Granville Street Bridge, causing significant traffic disruptions.

The medical examiner has ruled the death of a man found hanging in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, as a suicide, with police confirming no evidence of foul play.

Safety inspectors on September 22, 2026 launched a formal inquiry after a chemical plant acid storage tank rupture killed three technicians in Rotterdam.