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HEALTH2d agoPope Leo 'slept well' as his recovery continues, Vatican saysThe pontiff was diagnosed with lung cancer and underwent surgery this week.ABC News
HEALTH2d ago161 confirmed measles cases, one death reported in KozhikodeOfficials say preventive measures will be strengthened and vaccination coverage expanded with the help of other government departments in the coming daysThe Hindu
HEALTH2d agoLongevity-first healthcare takes spotlight at Abu Dhabi Future Health SummitIssues affecting ageing populations worldwide will form the core of discussions for policymakers and health industry leaders gathered at the Abu Dhabi Future Health Summit, with a particular emphasis on how practising prediction and prevention can help ensure life is lived to its fullest. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has positioned itself as a global leader in transformative healthcare policy, and Dr Asma Al Mannaei, executive director of the health life science sector at the Department of...South China Morning Post
HEALTH2d agoKenya’s Ebola cases test preparedness beyond NairobiThe scare exposed gaps in how far outbreak readiness reaches Kenya’s remote communities.Al Jazeera [en]
HEALTH2d agoEven after explosive diarrhea outbreak Trump’s FDA looks to ease food requirementsThe Independent World
HEALTH2d agoPope Leo recovers after lung surgeryThere are new details about Pope Leo’s recovery following his lung cancer diagnosis. Doctors say he is progressing as expected. NBC News’ Anne Thompson reports from Rome.NBC News
HEALTH2d agoThe health of Leo XIV: the Pope advances in his recovery, but uncertainty remains about his visit to South AmericaDoctors confirmed that the pontiff is evolving favorably and is already walking around the room after the removal of the malignant tumor. However, only in ten or fifteen days will the pathology results be known, which will determine if he will require preventive treatment.Clarín
HEALTH2d agoHealthcare workers protest in virtually every state over pay, shortages and staffingIn addition to higher pay and better working conditions, IMSS workers have a range of other demands, including the allocation of resources equivalent to 7% of GDP to healthcare and the right to speak out about problems in their facilities. The post Healthcare workers protest in virtually every state over pay, shortages and staffing appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily
HEALTH2d agoKFF: Individual health insurance enrollment fell 18 percent in JuneEnrollment in ObamaCare and other health insurance plans on the individual market dropped by more than 4.5 million people over the past year, according to an analysis by health research organization KFF. Enrollment fell from 25.2 million in 2025 to 20.5 million in June 2026, an 18 percent drop — the largest year-to-year decrease since…The Hill
HEALTH2d agoPaxton suing Gerber and Nestlé over alleged arsenic and lead in baby foodTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Gerber Products Company and its parent company Nestlé USA, Inc., alleging their Gerber baby food products contain dangerous levels of toxic metals, according to a Wednesday press release from his office. “Gerber promised parents its food was safe and rigorously tested. Its own tests showed toxic metals in…The Hill
HEALTH2d agoKenya confirms second Ebola case as contact develops symptoms in quarantinePremium Times
HEALTH2d agoTrump’s CDC sending disease detective to Pennsylvania to help fight worst measles outbreak in 35 yearsThe Independent World
HEALTH2d agoGood news for Parkinson's patients: a key remedy will be available again in NovemberThe main supplier had surprisingly announced a halt in production for several months. It was initially said that production would resume in March, but it has now been brought forward to next month.Clarín
HEALTH2d agoKootenay Boundary sees 23 drug toxicity deaths through AugustTrail accounts for 9 deaths through June, according to BC Coroners Service datanelsonstar · canada
HEALTHBREAKING2d agoKenya reports second Ebola caseFrance 24 [en]
HEALTH2d agoA tooth grew in a teenager's eye and doctors removed it with surgery: the case that amazed world medicineMedicine has records of teeth in unusual places, but never in that site. A case in India rewrote the limits of what was considered possible in human anatomy.Clarín
HEALTH2d agoFG releases ₦40.7 billion for primary healthcare, expands coverage to 13,000 facilitiesMr Pate said the ₦40.7 billion represented the federal government’s contribution from the Consolidated Revenue Fund (CRF) for the quarter. The post FG releases ₦40.7 billion for primary healthcare, expands coverage to 13,000 facilities appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
HEALTH2d agoAmericans with disabilities worried over plan to slash national health surveyThe cost-saving change is part of an ongoing effort to slim down the 69-year-old National Health Interview SurveyThe Independent World
HEALTH2d agoWell-wishers rally behind Pope Leo XIV as he recovers from cancer surgeryWith music and prayer, well-wishers gather outside Rome’s Gemelli Hospital as Pope Leo XIV recovers from surgery to remove a cancerous lung tumour. Doctors say the pontiff is walking, eating, and making normal progress after the procedure.Africanews [en]
HEALTH2d agoWATCH: Measles, GLP-1s and anti-aging: How to protect your healthDr. Raj Panjabi discusses the resurgence of measles, the potential health benefits of GLP-1 drugs and what we can do now to prevent disease and live longer.ABC News
HEALTH2d agoPope Leo XIV has lung cancer called adenocarcinoma. Here's what that meansPope Leo XIV had the lower section of his right lung removed as doctors diagnosed him with the most common form of lung cancer. While lung cancer is is one of the deadliest forms of the disease worldwide, it is…channel3000 · united states of america
HEALTH2d agoKenya Announces Second Ebola Case, Says ‘No Evidence’ Of Wider SpreadThe deadly disease has killed more than 15,000 people in Africa over the past 50 years. The post Kenya Announces Second Ebola Case, Says ‘No Evidence’ Of Wider Spread appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
HEALTH2d agoCardiology dept. in Kozhikode MCH in need of critical careThough the sanctioned permanent staff strength of doctors is 14, only eight are on the rolls, and one of them has been sent on a working arrangement basis to the Government MCH, WayanadThe Hindu
HEALTH2d agoPope out of bed, progress ‘normal’ after cancer operationPope Leo XIV is out of bed, walking and eating after doctors removed a cancerous tumour from his lung, while post-surgery tests show his progress is "normal", his doctors said Wednesday. The post Pope out of bed, progress ‘normal’ after cancer operation appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria