Health

(From left to right) A representation of Naegleria Fowleri generated by the computer in his Ameboid trophozoite stage, in his flagelled phase and in his cyst stage. – CDC via Microbe Online The Sindh Health Department confirmed on Saturday the death of a 17-year-old patient caused by Naegleria Fowleri in Karachi, which raised the death…

An Aedes Aegypti mosquito is seen in a laboratory of the International Training and Medical Research Training Center (Cideim) in Cali, Colombia. – Reuters/File Karachi: A 24-year-old man died of docking fever in the Sindh Infectious Diseases Hospital, which marks the first death-related death of the province from 2025. According to hospital officials, the patient…

This representative image shows a woman on a couch. – Unsplash A new study of Monash University has demonstrated a significant correlation between previous bed times and physical activity the next day, because it revealed that going to bed earlier can improve the daily training levels. This study, published in the Proceedings of the National…

A lady -health worker manages polio -drops to a child during a polio output campaign in Hyderabad. – Online/File A new case of poliovirus has been detected in Noord -Waziristan, which brought the Pakistan 2025 count to 14, the regional reference laboratory for polio extension to the National Institute of Health (NIH) said Tuesday. The…

Different types of processed meat can be seen in this image. – Pexels A groundbreaking study has again sounded alarms about the health risks linked to processed meat, sugar -sweet drinks and trans fatty acids, whereby experts declare that there is “no safe amount of” processed meat for consumption. According to the study published in…

Persion Kranen are near shipping containers in Yangshan Port Outside Shanghai, China, 17 June 2025. – Reuters The Chinese Ministry of Finance said on Sunday that the purchases of the European Union medical aids limited that amounted to more than 45 million Yuan ($ 6.3 million) in value, as retribution to Brussels’ own curbs last…

A man extends during a morning exercise session in a park in Beijing 18 June 2009. – Reuters The global increase in diabetes with type 2 diabetes is a major problem for public health, which currently affects more than 6% of the adult population – a number that is expected to reach around 7% by…

A representative image of a doctor with a stethoscope. – Unsplash/File Lahore: The Punjab government has prohibited the use of mobile phones by hospital staff under BPS-18 degree during service hours in all hospitals in the public sector in the province, while the use of Emergency Communication pagers is mandatory. The decision, explained in two…

Gilead Sciences in Oceanside, California, USA. – AFP Gilead Sciences and the Global Fund to combat AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria on Wednesday that they had completed plans to deliver a long-acting HIV prevention medication to countries with a low income, despite the absence of financing an important US initiative aimed at tackling worldwide HIV/AIDS epidemic….

This representative image shows a person who experiences allergy symptoms. – Unsplash Researchers from Kazakh National Agrarian Research University have developed a pioneering nose treatment for hay fever that functions as a ‘molecular shield’, possibly offer significant relief to allergy patients without the common side effects related to standard medication. The breakthrough, led by Kaissar…

A nurse from Save the Children manages a vaccine of an internally displaced Somali child in Baidoa, Southwest Somalia, 25 June 2025. – Reuters Emergency vaccination -efforts during outbreaks of infectious diseases, according to a new study, have reduced considerably reduced fatalities by almost 60% over the past 25 years. The research, supported by the…

The representative image shows a bowl with a meal. – Unsplash/File Some people miss meals because of a hectic lifestyle, while others deliberately do it to lose weight or improve their health, such as improving blood sugar levels. But helping meals really help with the control of blood sugar levels, or can it be harmful?…