A foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Larnaca has led to quarantine zones and livestock culling as authorities work to contain the highly contagious virus.
New research shows bed bugs strongly avoid wet surfaces, suggesting moisture disrupts their movement and respiration. While not a standalone cure, it supports steam-based pest control methods.
Scientists warn that highly pathogenic bird flu has reached parts of Antarctica, affecting seabirds and raising concerns about broader ecological impacts.
Commercial genetic testing offers unprecedented access to ancestry and health insights, but experts question whether consumer understanding, privacy protections, and ethical safeguards have kept pace with rapid innovation.
Large longitudinal research finds adolescent cannabis use is statistically associated with higher rates of psychotic and bipolar diagnoses by age 25, reinforcing evidence that early cannabis exposure may increase psychiatric risk.
Brain imaging studies show psychedelics increase connectivity between memory and sensory networks, blending past and present perception in measurable ways.
Singapore has reported a rise in measles cases and is reinforcing vaccination checks, surveillance, and public advisories to prevent wider spread.
Mild dehydration can quietly heighten stress, fatigue, and anxiety. Staying hydrated supports brain function, mood balance, and resilience in daily life.
An MP is urging greater support for UK hospitals to reduce cancer waiting times, citing backlogs, staffing shortages, and pressure on the NHS.
Memorial University of Newfoundland is launching a clinical trial to test a sleep-support app for cancer survivors, targeting insomnia affecting up to 60 percent.
Through guided strength and mobility exercises, a mother reduced severe knee pain and progressed from cane use to confident, independent walking.
The U.S. is nearing 1,000 measles cases in early 2026, with outbreaks linked to lower vaccination rates. Health officials urge renewed focus on immunization.
An Ontario health unit urges residents to update measles and routine vaccinations before March Break travel, citing rising cases and the importance of community protection.
Ontario is expanding diabetes care services in Durham Region, improving access to education, multidisciplinary support, and community-based management for residents.
A man has been charged with a hate crime following an incident in which he allegedly drove his ute into the gates of a Brisbane synagogue. This act has raised concerns about rising anti-Semitic sentiments in the region.
New global guidelines for pulmonary embolism emphasize earlier diagnosis, structured risk assessment, and coordinated care to improve survival worldwide.
The American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology have released their first joint guideline dedicated to pulmonary embolism treatment, emphasizing risk-based and coordinated care.
New clinical guidelines outline risk-based, comprehensive care for acute pulmonary embolism, emphasizing rapid diagnosis, tailored treatment, and coordinated follow-up.
New research suggests genetic mismatch is a major risk factor in cord blood transplantation, prompting calls for more precise donor matching strategies.
Despite rising primary PCI use across Europe, new data suggest heart attack mortality has not uniformly declined, highlighting the role of prevention and system-wide care.
A new experimental nasal vaccine protected mice against viruses, bacteria, and allergens by boosting frontline immunity, offering a promising but early-stage approach.
New research suggests naturally occurring cancers in cats may help scientists better understand human cancer, advancing treatments through comparative oncology.
Emerging research suggests diet and exercise may help ease menopause brain fog by supporting brain health, stabilizing blood sugar, and improving sleep — though they are supportive tools, not cures.
As screen time rises, digital eye strain and myopia concerns grow. Experts recommend balanced habits, regular breaks, and routine eye care to protect long-term vision health.