Category: 6. Health

Oats have been sitting quietly on grocery store shelves for decades. They are cheap, familiar, and often ignored.

But a recent study suggests this simple food can do something surprising in a very short amount of time.

Just two days of…

Vitamin D is essential for strong bones and overall health, and its deficiency can have serious consequences. 

However, taking vitamin D can be harmful in certain situations.

Symptoms of excessive vitamin D…

Almost a quarter of GPs are seeing children aged four or under who are obese, according to a survey of UK family doctors.

The “alarming” research also found that almost half (49%) of GPs have seen boys and girls up to the age of seven who have…

For 9 hours, the OncoDaily Cervical Cancer Summit 2026 became a truly global meeting point for expertise, experience, and vision. Under the theme “How I Treat Cervical Cancer in 2026,” 26 speakers from 5 continents shared how…

HETROMBOPAG demonstrates high response rates and a favourable safety profile in paediatric immune thrombocytopenia, supporting its role as an effective second line treatment option when first line therapy fails. Findings from a cohort of…

As a registered dietitian, Lena Beal first learned about nutrition from her own family.

“My great-grandparents were farmers, so they grew nearly everything they ate, made their own preserves, the whole thing,” Beal, a…

After fainting…

Africa CDC has ended mpox’s continental emergency status, moving toward a longer-term, country-led response. Ethiopia is nearing the threshold for declaring the end of its Marburg outbreak under close surveillance. New research is pointing…