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HEALTH1h agoPsychology says that some adults maintain cordial relationships with colleagues, neighbors, and acquaintances, but have few close friends. They participate in meetings, talk with other people, and fulfill their social commitments, although they prefer to avoid overly personal conversationsPor qué algunos adultos prefieren mantener distancia de los demás y tienen pocos amigos cercanos: qué dice la psicología.Clarín
HEALTH2h agoNational Medical Commission asks medical colleges to set up patient safety committeesThe proposed committee is to be chaired by the director, head of the institution or medical superintendent, with representation from relevant specialties and patient safety domains; the Commission notes that the move places responsibility on medical institutions to establish an institutional mechanism for monitoring safety practicesThe Hindu
HEALTH2h agoWesterhof diagnosed with colon cancer, criticalFormer Super Eagles coach Clemens Westerhof has been diagnosed with colon cancer and is in critical condition at a hospital in Arnhem, his hometown in the Netherlands. His wife, Lilian, disclosed this to Saturday Editor Onochie Anibeze on Friday night, saying the 86-year-old was receiving treatment at Rijnstate Hospital. “The doctor just told us he […] The post Westerhof diagnosed with colon cancer, critical appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
HEALTH3h agoMedical cannabis arrives in hospitals: “Finally we are no longer in the hands of drug traffickers”El dolor crónico que no responde a otros fármacos es la principal indicación de las cuatro que permiten estos preparados, que solo podrán dispensar las farmacias hospitalarias con prescripción del especialistaEl País
HEALTH4h agoFake Drugs, Drinks, Foods Everywhere: Deadly business killing Nigerians as treatment failures riseVanguard Nigeria
HEALTH4h agoCoroner probes ambulance delay as man family grievesA coroner is investigating an ambulance delay that occurred while a family grieves the loss of a man. This points to concerns about the efficiency and potential failures within emergency medical services.examiner.com.au · Australia
HEALTHBREAKING4h agoMeasles crisis : Bangladesh battling world worst measles outbreakbrisbanetimes.com.au · Australia
HEALTH5h agoUkraine opens first asbestos testing lab to analyze debris from Russian shellingA national laboratory equipped for transmission electron microscopy has opened in Kyiv, enabling the highly accurate detection of asbestos in materials and debris from demolition sites.Ukrinform [en]
HEALTH6h agoShe Either Has No Water or Lives With Uncertainty : The Racial and Economic Divide of Puerto Rico Water RationingAn article highlights the racial and economic disparities in water rationing in Puerto Rico, leading to uncertainty or lack of access for some residents. This points to a significant social justice and infrastructure issue affecting public welfare.russiaherald.com · Russia
HEALTH7h agoPsychology says that some people respond 'I'm fine' when asked how they feel, even if they are going through difficult times. Others resort to expressions like 'it's not that bad' or 'it could be worse' to downplay situations that cause them sadness, worry, or fear.Why some people repeat comforting phrases even if they don't feel happy: what psychology says,Clarín
HEALTH7h agoFirst images of Pope Leo after lung surgery give insight into his health, recoveryPope Leo began resuming his duties Friday after undergoing lung cancer surgery in Rome earlier this week. Chris Livesay has more.CBS News
HEALTH8h agoAlcon wins approval of OTC Brytly eye dropsSeeking Alpha Tech
HEALTH8h agoHot flashes , night sweats , insomnia – OB - GYNS set new rules for menopause treatmentObstetrician-gynecologists have established new guidelines for menopause treatment, addressing symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, and insomnia. This development could impact treatment approaches for menopause.whqr.org · United States
HEALTH8h agoPrimary Stars : Here are the finalists in the 2026 New Zealand Primary Healthcare Awards | He Tohu Mauri OraThe finalists for the 2026 New Zealand Primary Healthcare Awards have been announced, recognizing excellence in the country's primary healthcare sector. This matters as it acknowledges significant contributions and achievements within the healthcare community.nzdoctor.co.nz · New Zealand
HEALTH8h agoHot flashes , night sweats , insomnia – OB - GYNS set new rules for menopause treatmentObstetrician-gynecologists have established new guidelines for treating menopause symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and insomnia. This development could impact the medical care for women experiencing menopause.wrvo.org · United States
HEALTH8h agoQCWA Capella calendar : farmers strip down for mental health | North Queensland RegisterFarmers in Capella are participating in a QCWA calendar project to raise awareness for mental health. This is a community-driven initiative addressing a public health issue.northqueenslandregister.com.au · Australia
HEALTH9h agoHot flashes , night sweats , insomnia – OB - GYNS set new rules for menopause treatmentObstetrician-gynecologists have established new guidelines for menopause treatment, addressing symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and insomnia. This development could change how menopause is managed clinically.wgcu.org · United States
HEALTH9h agoFour pharmacies in Hyderabad face notices over sale records of habit-forming drugsFour pharmacies in Hyderabad have received notices regarding their sale records for habit-forming drugs. This indicates a regulatory review or investigation into drug sales practices.The Hindu
HEALTH9h agoFree health camp extends services to nearly 600 students, youth in AnantapurThe camp, which was held as part of the foundation day celebrations of Nigama Foundation, provided free blood grouping, haemoglobin and diabetes screening, blood-pressure checks, general and orthopaedic consultations, and eye examinations to the studentsThe Hindu
HEALTH9h agoOver 2,500 leaders debated in Buenos Aires how to transform the health systemThe first Ibero-American Health Congress brought together specialists and authorities from 14 countries. Financing, artificial intelligence, prevention, aging, and the lack of professionals were among the main challenges analyzed. Minister Mario Lugones raised the need to modifyClarín
HEALTH9h agoHot flashes , night sweats , insomnia – OB - GYNS set new rules for menopause treatmentOB-GYNs have established new guidelines for treating symptoms associated with menopause, such as hot flashes, night sweats, and insomnia. This development could impact the healthcare for many women experiencing these conditions.news.prairiepublic.org · United States
HEALTH9h agoAmigos del Pilar, a bridge to care for children's dental healthThe Amigos del Pilar association seeks to raise funds to promote access to and improve children's dental care centers.Clarín
HEALTH10h agoUS measles cases exceed 4,400, far exceeding last year’s totalsNational measles cases this year have now exceeded 4,400, all but guaranteeing the country will more than double the number of measles infections confirmed last year, which totaled 2,289. The latest update from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Friday recorded 4,410 total cases in 2026 just a week after the U.S.…The Hill
HEALTH10h agoRising Employer-Sponsored Insurance Premiums Will Add to the Pressure for ReformThe consultants agree: Healthcare premiums in 2027 for employer-sponsored insurance (ESI) are going up once again at an exceptionally elevated rate. As has been the case in all the years since the COVID-19 pandemic ended,... The post Rising Employer-Sponsored Insurance Premiums Will Add to the Pressure for Reform appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.AEI
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