Category: 6. Health

Garlic, a staple in Indian kitchens, is instantly recognizable for its sharp and slightly pungent flavor. Beyond its culinary appeal, this humble bulb carries an impressive range of health benefits that go far beyond enhancing the taste of food….

The forests of Panama come alive after sunset. Somewhere above the ground, a tiny bat hangs upside down, silent and alert.

In that quiet, the bat waits for a sound – a frog’s croak, a faint rustle, a signal of movement. One quick motion…

New research showed that gout in patients with end-stage kidney disease was associated with a higher risk for death while waiting for a deceased donor kidney transplant (DDKT) and those patients had a lower chance of receiving a transplant…

ADJUNCTIVE glucocorticoid therapy has shown promise in reducing mortality among patients with severe community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) in well-resourced settings. However, evidence for its effectiveness in low-resource environments has been…

The World Health Organization is partnering with the Government of Pakistan to prepare a nationwide preventive campaign scheduled from 17 to 29 November 2025.

Health workers attend a WHO-led training session for the…

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A randomized trial from Korea showed that two different fluid replacement strategies, rapid intermittent bolus (RIB) and slow continuous infusion (SCI), were similarly effective and safe for treating severe hypernatremia, although the bolus…

Exposure to low and high ambient temperatures may increase mortality risk among patients with heart failure, according to recent research from Harvard’s School of Public Health.¹

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) mortality rates have been associated…