Briah Foundation survey reveals war drives sharp decline in women's preventive care with up to 59% of evacuees and 40% of non-evacuees skipping essential health screenings including dental and breast exams.
Cross-border medical collaboration showcases the power of organ donation and transplant innovation.
Eating buttery foods regularly can increase cardiovascular health risks within weeks even without weight gain according to an Oxford University study.
Spiders are especially sensitive to the eucalyptus and menthol scents found in Vicks VapoRub.
A significant position paper was published by the Israeli Association of Allergy and Clinical Immunology - warning that temporary feeding with cow's milk-based infant formula (IMF) in the first few days of life may increase the risk of developing a milk allergy.
The current outbreak, caused by the more lethal Clade 1 strain of Mpox, has resulted in over 13,700 cases and at least 450 deaths in the Democratic Republic of Congo since the start of the year.
The research, published in Acta Paediatrica, highlights the severe physical and mental toll of captivity on women and children. “They had endured significant hardships during the attack and captivity, with many witnessing atrocities against their loved ones."
Health officials on high alert as infection leaves 10-year-old in critical condition and dozens seek medical attention.
Concentrations of 16 types of metals have been detected both in non-organic and organic tampons, prompting further research on potential health impacts on millions of women.
Lilly’s drug Kisunla aims to slow the progression of the disease in its early stages. "This is real progress. Today's approval allows people more options and greater opportunity to have more time."