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Scientist in a laboratory examining antimicrobial resistance samples, relevant to India's CDSCO warning on antibiotic overuse

India Draws a Line on Self-Medication. The Kidneys Are the Reason.

India's CDSCO issued a formal advisory warning that freely dispensed painkillers and antibiotics are driving kidney damage and drug resistance. The circular, signed by Drug Controller General Dr. Rajeev Singh Raghuvanshi, targets

September 22, 2026

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Drinks lined up at a bar, illustrating the decline in US alcohol consumption since the COVID-19 pandemic

Post-Pandemic Drinking Is Finally Down. Except Among Those in Their 50s.

A USC Keck Medicine study finds US alcohol consumption declined for the first time since the pandemic, but the data masks a sharp generational divide. While Gen Z and millennials pulled back

September 22, 2026

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Saima Wazed WHO Regional Director for South-East Asia who accused Director-General Tedros of political witch hunt

Saima Wazed Accuses WHO Chief of Politically Motivated Purge After Bangladesh’s 2024 Upheaval

Saima Wazed, the recently resigned WHO regional director for South-East Asia and daughter of Sheikh Hasina, has broken her year of silence in a FirstPost op-ed, accusing WHO Director-General Tedros of a

September 19, 2026

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A healthcare worker administers a measles vaccine to a child in Bangladesh during the 2026 emergency vaccination campaign

Bangladesh Measles Deaths Cross 1,000: Vaccination Drive Failed Four Million Children

Bangladesh has recorded more than 1,000 measles deaths and 187,000 infections since March, the world's worst active outbreak per the CDC. An emergency campaign vaccinated 18 million children but missed four million,

September 10, 2026

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Rosalba Hernandez, researcher at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, whose review of 18 clinical trials confirmed mindfulness lowers blood pressure

Scientists Confirmed That Mindfulness Lowers Blood Pressure. There’s a Catch.

A review of 18 clinical trials found that structured mindfulness programs lower blood pressure by up to 7.6 mmHg and reduce inflammatory markers within weeks. The physiological gains do not persist once

September 6, 2026

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Research from the University of Birmingham shows immune cells retain a molecular memory of obesity for up to a decade after weight loss

Your Body Remembers When It Was Obese. The Memory Can Last a Decade.

Your immune cells keep a molecular record of every year spent with obesity, and that record does not reset when the weight does. New research from the University of Birmingham explains why

September 5, 2026

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WHO and DRC health workers respond to the 2026 Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo

The Deadliest Ebola Outbreak on Record Is Spreading — The World Is Still Playing Catch-Up

The 2026 DRC Ebola outbreak has surpassed 6,000 confirmed cases and nearly 3,000 deaths, the largest in recorded history. The Bundibugyo strain has no licensed vaccine and no approved treatment, leaving MSF's

September 2, 2026

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X-ray of knee joint affected by osteoarthritis showing varus deformity and joint space narrowing

A Single Joint Injection That Lasts Weeks Could Rewrite Osteoarthritis Treatment

University at Buffalo researchers have built an injectable hydrogel that stays in the joint for weeks, releasing Sirt6-targeted nanocarriers to fight cartilage aging. The platform could extend treatment well beyond the two-to-four-week

September 1, 2026

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GLP-1 receptor agonist oral pill aleniglipron diabetes obesity treatment clinical trial

They Fought Obesity With Injections for Years: This Daily Pill Just Changed the Math

An oral GLP-1 pill produced 12.1% body weight loss over 36 weeks without injections or fasting, Phase 2b data in Nature Medicine shows. Results push aleniglipron to the front rank of oral

September 1, 2026

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Air pollution PM2.5 fine particulate matter exposure linked to cognitive decline and brain health effects in older adults

HEPA Air Purifier for One Month Improved Brain Speed by 12% in Older Adults

A randomized trial found that running a HEPA air purifier at home for one month improved executive function by 12% in adults aged 40 and older who lived near busy highways —

September 1, 2026

Health·News

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India Draws a Line on Self-Medication. The Kidneys Are the Reason.

Post-Pandemic Drinking Is Finally Down. Except Among Those in Their 50s.

Saima Wazed Accuses WHO Chief of Politically Motivated Purge After Bangladesh’s 2024 Upheaval

Bangladesh Measles Deaths Cross 1,000: Vaccination Drive Failed Four Million Children

Scientists Confirmed That Mindfulness Lowers Blood Pressure. There’s a Catch.

Your Body Remembers When It Was Obese. The Memory Can Last a Decade.

The Deadliest Ebola Outbreak on Record Is Spreading — The World Is Still Playing Catch-Up

A Single Joint Injection That Lasts Weeks Could Rewrite Osteoarthritis Treatment

They Fought Obesity With Injections for Years: This Daily Pill Just Changed the Math

HEPA Air Purifier for One Month Improved Brain Speed by 12% in Older Adults

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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