Category: 6. Health
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High-Level Commitment to Vaccination and Primary Health Care (PHC) Transformation in West Africa – Africa CDC
COMMUNIQUÉ: High-Level Commitment to Vaccination and Primary Health Care (PHC) Transformation in West Africa – Africa CDC
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Nutritionist shares 10 signs you are on a healthy calorie deficit plan: ‘The scale moves slowly but steadily…’
Calorie deficit is one of the first and foremost principles of fat loss. It simply means that you eat fewer calories than your body burns, so it uses stored fat for energy instead. But how do you know your calorie deficit is actually healthy,…
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US FDA memo links 10 child deaths to COVID vaccines, New York Times reports – Reuters
- US FDA memo links 10 child deaths to COVID vaccines, New York Times reports Reuters
- US Food and Drug Administration memo links 10 child deaths to Covid vaccines: report Dawn
- FDA to impose strict new vaccine requirements, claiming child covid shot…
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Where cannabis stores cluster, emergency visits climb
A population-based natural experiment investigated how living near cannabis retail stores relates to cannabis-related harms. The researchers found a connection between store exposure and higher rates of harm, with the largest increases appearing…
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Where cannabis stores cluster, emergency visits climb
A population-based natural experiment investigated how living near cannabis retail stores relates to cannabis-related harms. The researchers found a connection between store exposure and higher rates of harm, with the largest increases appearing…
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Fatty liver diet: Gastroenterologist shares 7 best foods to cleanse liver and reduce inflammation naturally
Fatty liver has become one of the most common lifestyle-related health concerns, and the surprising part is that many people do not even realise they have it. Your liver plays a major role in digestion, metabolism, and even immunity, yet it is…
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WHO warns infertility affects 1 in 6 people
The WHO said access to fertility care remains “severely limited” despite the scale of the issue. In many countries, tests and treatments are paid largely out of pocket, leaving people with high financial burdens.
In some…
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