Influenza remains at a high level of prevalence in China while positive test rates of the virus trended up during the first week of this month, according to an online report published by the Chinese Center for Disease…
Category: 6. Health
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What went right this week: the good news that matters
Groundbreaking innovation could map soil healthSoil. It’s the foundation for terrestrial life, yet we know relatively little about what’s beneath our…
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Enhancing breast cancer screening to save young women’s lives • healthcare-in-europe.com
Women aged 35–39 were statistically overrepresented compared with other age groups, indicating a strong interest among younger women in personalised screening options
Madli Tamm
According to Professor of Medical Genetics Neeme Tõnisson, the…
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Rapid identification of clinical carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneum
Introduction
Klebsiella pneumoniae (K. pneumoniae) is among the main pathogens that cause hospital-acquired infections. The proliferation of carbapenem-resistant strains worldwide has elevated them to the status of a critical public health…
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New Zealand GP explains ‘why healthy people still have heart attacks’: Normal BMI but excess visceral fat…
A reliance on Body Mass Index (BMI) alone to assess heart health risk could be giving millions of people a false sense of security, warned New Zealand-based general practitioner, Dr Brad Stanfield, in a November 16, 2025 video on his YouTube…
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Nutritionist gives out tips to avoid flu this holiday season
A leading nutritionist has offered advice on how to avoid catching colds and flu this…
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How fasting may boost breast cancer treatment: New research reveals a key hormone link |
Breast cancer that is dependent on oestrogen is the most frequent type that has been reported worldwide. In general, such cancers are treated with endocrine therapy that blocks or reduces the effect of oestrogen.…
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Researchers issue warning about invisible health hazard with serious implications: ‘A range of diseases’
In a discovery that could have chilling implications for public health, scientists have found that air pollution from auto traffic can adhere to human red blood cells and circulate throughout the body.
What’s happening?
Researchers found that…
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Singing MAHA’s Song: CMS’s Melody of Diabetes Prevention and the Missed Notes
CMS tried to turn diabetes prevention into a coach-led lifestyle “playlist” for Medicare, aiming at achieving at least 5% weight loss and staving off Type II diabetes. On paper, MDPP fits MAHA’s preventive-care ambitions perfectly: broader…
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