Bulgarian MEPs urged EU leaders to intervene after a Bulgarian citizen in North Macedonia was denied medical treatment.
Lindsay Clancy is on trial for killing her three children, with her defense arguing insanity due to postpartum psychosis, sparking a debate on mental health and legal responsibility.
Prosecutors say Lindsay Clancy looked up hallucinations, psychosis, and methods to die before killing her three children in 2023.
The UK records 38.1°C, while Greece faces wildfire outbreaks amid gale-force winds, as heatwave conditions intensify across Europe.
Global drugmakers have committed more than $500 billion to expand U.S. manufacturing, research and pharmaceutical supply chains
The FDA approved Moderna’s mRNA flu vaccine for adults aged 50 and older, marking a new step in influenza prevention
An Indian state has approved mixopathy, allowing homeopaths to practice modern medicine for the first time historically.
A rights group warns Israeli policies are driving the West Bank healthcare system toward collapse.
Global drugmakers have committed more than $500 billion to U.S. manufacturing, research and pharmaceutical supply chains.
U.S. pharmaceutical companies are accelerating development of oral weight-loss drugs as demand grows beyond injectable treatments
The FDA approved Moderna’s mRNA flu vaccine, the first of its kind for influenza prevention in the United States.
Global drugmakers are committing more than $500 billion to U.S. manufacturing, research and pharmaceutical supply chains.
RSCM and HeartSpan completed Indonesia’s first successful implantation of the world’s smallest and lightest heart-assist device.
The Ebola death toll in the DR Congo has surpassed 2,000, reaching 2,011 amid a rapidly spreading outbreak. Over 4,300 cases have been confirmed, severely straining local healthcare systems.
Poland moves to tackle childhood obesity by changing school menus, aiming to cut sugar and shift diets toward healthier options.
Loblaw recalled specific snack products due to an undeclared allergen, prompting the CFIA to advise consumers to check lot codes and return affected items.
Marine heatwaves are posing increasing risks to human health through toxic algae, disease spread, and food insecurity, prompting calls for better monitoring and adaptation.
British Columbia remains in a state of emergency on August 11 due to multiple wildfires, with the Bald Range fire causing significant evacuations and air quality issues.
Private health insurers in Australia are accessing full patient medical records in aggressive audits, raising concerns about privacy, consent, and data security.
WHO head Tedros says Congo’s Ebola outbreak could eclipse the 2014-16 West Africa outbreak unless it slows.
A man miraculously survived a horrific car crash with only minor injuries, highlighting the role of modern safety features and sheer luck.
LAUSD students return to class Wednesday under new rules limiting screen time and personal device use, aiming to improve focus and student well-being.
Rehed El Bardi Hospital in South Darfur risks closure after its only doctor departed for postgraduate studies.
Lieutenant General Ali Al-Naseeh Al-Qala was moved to a military hospital in Omdurman after health worsened in detention.