Papua New Guinea and Japan have launched a five-year research project focused on strengthening health systems and supporting malaria elimination
Four Port Moresby healthcare facilities have received Starlink internet connectivity to improve digital communication and access to healthcare technology.
A Russian plague-laboratory researcher has died from pneumonia of unknown origin, prompting quarantines and fears about a possible laboratory-linked infection.
Russia rejects plague reports, saying a Siberian lab worker died of pneumonia of unknown origin and denying any laboratory accident.
Reports say a Russian anti-plague lab worker died of suspected pneumonic plague, while nearly 200 contacts remain under medical observation.
Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak reaches historic levels, with hundreds of cases and two deaths highlighting declining vaccination coverage across America.
Expanded frozen berry recall adds Walmart and Trader Joe’s products after E. coli outbreak sickened 17 people and hospitalized six.
A New York nurse practitioner is suing Mount Sinai Hospital after a surgical needle was found in her abdomen seven years after she underwent two procedures there, causing chronic pain.
The death of a Siberian lab worker from suspected plague has prompted US, EU, and WHO monitoring, with Russian authorities providing conflicting accounts and nearly 200 contacts under observation.
Mental health professionals are urging Newcastle Knights fans who witnessed the car crash that injured ten people to seek trauma support, noting that psychological impacts can affect witnesses and first responders.
UnitedHealthcare and Aetna plan more limited Medicare Advantage provider networks in 2027 amid rising medical costs, drug expenses, utilization, and funding pressures.
Christa Pike is conscious and speaking after surviving two doses of pentobarbital during a failed execution in Tennessee. Her prognosis is unclear, and the state has halted further executions pending review.
Iran is experiencing rising medicine prices and shortages as pharmaceutical supply chains face increasing disruption and pressure.
Researchers in Iran are examining how digital health services could improve healthcare access and support for older adults.
A Canadian air ambulance flying from Bermuda to Boston crashed off Nantucket, killing all six on board: patient Marilyn Bean, her son Sergio Lottimore, and four Canadian crew members. The Coast Guard has suspended its search.
An extreme heat wave has broken records across Southern California, with temperatures 15-20 degrees above normal, raising wildfire and driving risks for millions under heat warnings.
Singapore topped IQAir’s live ranking with an AQI of 211 as wildfire haze spread across Southeast Asia, worsening air quality regionwide.
The WHO is seeking information about a second reported pneumonia case in Siberia as Russia faces questions and Trump signals talks with Putin.
A Russian drone strike heavily damaged an Indian-owned Kusum Group pharma plant in Sumy, Ukraine, killing one person, injuring several, and causing an estimated $48M in structural damage.
Kenya’s first suspected Ebola patient tests negative, while authorities expand surveillance amid regional outbreak fears and widespread public concern locally.
Kenya confirms first Ebola death after patient traveled from Congo and died Monday, prompting contact tracing and heightened regional surveillance.
A fatal overdose in Tasmania has been linked to a novel U-class synthetic opioid, the first detection of its kind in the state. Health authorities are urging awareness and naloxone availability.
Many herbal toothpastes lack adequate fluoride, the ingredient proven to prevent cavities, despite consumer beliefs that "natural" products are safer and more effective for dental health.
A cat named Obi nearly lost an eye after a laser pointer beam struck his retina. Veterinarians warn that laser pointers, while popular cat toys, can cause serious and irreversible eye damage.