Health

AI robot pharmacist deployed in Beijing as China expands smart healthcare In a recent AI-powered breakthrough in healthcare retailing, China has deployed the first robot pharmacist in Beijing’s Haidian district. The robots, called Galbot G1 and developed by Beijing Galbot Co. Ltd, are trained to serve as sales assistants as long as the operating company…

China approves the world’s first medical device with a brain-computer interface for market use China has officially approved the launch of a brain-computer interface (BCI) system that helps restore hand movement ability, marking the first successful approval of a BCI device for commercial use. Developed by Borui Kang Medical Technology, the device aims to restore…

AI revolution in medicine: can technology cure the incurable? For decades, the term “incurable disease” was considered a cold, impenetrable and definitive wall in the medical sciences. In the room where the word ‘incurable’ enters, ‘hope’ disappears through the window. But as humanity moves through 2026, that wall will finally crack under the massive processing…

Alzheimer’s Rates Are Rising Alarmingly in America: Here’s Why Alarming! The number of cases of Alzheimer’s disease is increasing in both rural and urban America. A new analysis of more than 422,000 patients reveals a wide gap in Alzheimer’s care between urban and rural communities in Maryland. Rural areas often lack hospitals and dementia specialists,…

Does ‘Fibremaxxing’ really improve your intestinal health? Scientists reveal the truth Is Fiber Really Your Gut Doctor? Scientists have revealed some facts about a growing trend called ‘fibermaxxing’. The FiberMaxxing trend puts dietary fiber in the spotlight for good reason, as fiber plays a powerful role in keeping the body healthy, from supporting digestion and…

Is teen anger linked to faster aging? Here’s what the study reveals This is evident from a new study published in the journal Health psychologyResearchers found that aggressive behavior as a teenager is linked to faster biological aging in middle age. Lead researcher Joseph Allem, professor of psychology, said in a new publication: “Adolescents are…

Teddi Mellencamp reveals drug side effects landed her in hospital Teddi Mellencamp has revealed she was rushed to hospital after developing painful sores all over her body. She later learned that she was suffering from Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS), caused by a new drug. Speaking of an episode of hers Two T’s in a Pod podcast,…

Billy Porter claims he came back from the dead during a sepsis battle Billy Porter has just claimed he was “dead for three days” during his blood poisoning battle. In September 2025, the 56-year-old actor retired from playing the Emcee in the Broadway production Cabaret after he was diagnosed with a “severe case” of the…

Child obesity crisis: 220 million children could be affected by 2040, report warns The World Obesity Federation has shed light on the childhood obesity crisis around the world in its recent report. According to the report, approximately 220 million children between the ages of 5 and 19 could become obese by 2040 if proper measures…

Christopher Reid provides update on his ‘heart failure’ Christopher Reid just gave an update on his health. The hip-hop icon, who rose to fame as one half of the duo Kid ‘N Play alongside Christopher Martin and later starred in the House Party films, is recovering from a heart transplant. “New year, new heart, new…

Paris Hilton has a “superpower”! Since the TV personality was diagnosed with ADHD in her 20s, she decided to see her neurodiversity as her “superpower.” “I wouldn’t be the person I am today without it,” Hilton said PEOPLE. The DJ, model and author, is a champion for neurodiversity and inclusivity. That’s why she opened her…

GLP-1 drugs linked to osteoporosis and gout: new study reveals higher risks A new study has shed light on possible side effects of GLP-1 drugs, including Wegovy and Ozempic. GLP-1 weight loss drugs likely increase the risk of osteoporosis and gout in people, according to a study presented at the annual meeting of the American…