Health

Scientists identify hidden brain energy signals linked to depression and anxiety A new study suggests that a single molecular deficiency in the brain’s energy signaling system may be a common cause of both depression and anxiety. A groundbreaking study conducted by Tian-Ming Gao and colleagues from Southern Medical University has shown how adenosine triphosphate (ATP)…

People with less body fat have younger brains, research shows Medical experts have noted in new research that “smart people have smart brains.” A new study shows that a few simple physical characteristics can keep our brains young. The new study presented at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) concluded…

This image was generated using Gemini AI Scientists are finally addressing what it means to create life beyond Earth and what it will take to grow plants on other planetary soil. The scientist who has spoken out about this shocking news is Tomomichi Fujita, the lead author from Hokkaido University. It should be noted that…

New study finds that simple daily habits protect the heart The researchers in a recent study have revealed simple daily habits, with the aim of protecting people from cardiovascular disease, especially caused by a sedentary lifestyle. In today’s modern world, sedentary habits, especially among young adults, have become widespread as they spend about six hours…

Researcher finds cure for brain tumor in children through groundbreaking discovery A brain tumor refers to an abnormal growth of cells in the brain that multiplies in an uncontrollable manner, which is often treated with chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Such growths can start in any part of the brain or near the brain, which can later…

Prediabetes can be reversed within two years, study claims Diabetes is the most common disease worldwide. According to a recent survey by the World Health Organization (WHO), nearly 830 million people around the world will suffer from diabetes by 2024. Considered the growing health problem leading to millions of deaths annually, prediabetes has also become…

Britain is launching two clinical trials to study the effects of puberty blockers in young people Britain has launched two major studies as part of a longer research program to rigorously investigate the impact of puberty blockers in young people with gender dysphoria. Puberty blockers were commonly used to treat precocious puberty, but were also…

British research shows that a healthy diet and exercise are the key to fighting harmful belly fat Diet and exercise are the two most effective ways to combat and reduce unhealthy belly fat, a new British study shows. According to researchers, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, in which diet and exercise play a key role, helps…

US records first-ever death from rare H5N5 bird flu In the US, a person has died for the first time from the rare H5N5 bird flu, which has never before been reported in humans. The Washington state patient was hospitalized with symptoms of high fever, severe breathing problems and confusion after being diagnosed with a…

The World Health Organization logo will be seen near its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland in 2023. – Reuters COPENHAGEN: The increasing use of artificial intelligence in healthcare requires stronger legal and ethical protections for patients and medical staff, the World Health Organization’s European office warned in a report released on Wednesday. The findings come from…

Asbestos warning tape is seen at Black Mountain School in Canberra, Australia, November 17, 2025. – Reuters SYDNEY: More than 70 schools in Australia and New Zealand were closed on Monday for cleaning after asbestos was discovered in commonly used children’s play sand products. Recalls have been issued for several colorful play sand products after…

A vial of the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine is pictured at the International Community Health Services clinic in Seattle, Washington, U.S., March 20, 2019. – Reuters The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced a partnership with the Pakistani government to train more than 140,000 health workers ahead of a nationwide measles and rubella…