Nam Hyun-jin takes care of her baby at her home in Seoul, South Korea on February 17, 2025. — Reuters South Korea’s birthrate rose for a second-straight year in 2025, government data showed on Wednesday, in a further sign that a country facing a demographic crisis for nearly a decade may be starting to turn…
A version of this article first appeared in CNBC’s Healthy Returns newsletter, which brings the latest health-care news straight to your inbox. Subscribe here to receive future editions. Novo Nordisk isn’t catching a break this year. Shares of the Danish drugmaker plummeted on Monday after it released data showing that its next-generation obesity drug failed…
When 13-year-old music prodigy Itzhak Perlman performed on “The Ed Sullivan Show” in 1958, viewers could see his extraordinary talent. What they couldn’t see were the braces and crutches he needed to walk. Perlman was four when he contracted polio. “I was already running and walking, and I remember one morning when I got up…
Owning a cat offers many health benefits, including reduced stress and emotional support, and new research suggests our feline friends might also offer clues to better treat certain cancers. That’s according to a new study published Thursday in the journal Science, which investigated cancers in cats and found significant parallels with how the disease plays…
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Study finds feline cancers mirror human disease, offering clues for new treatments The ideal candidate must have “gentle hands capable of petting and stroking cats for long periods of time.” PHOTO: AFP/FILE Owning a cat offers many health benefits, including reduced stress and emotional support, and new research suggests our feline friends might also offer…
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The Blueprint of Symmetry: Humans follow a concept called bilateral symmetry, meaning the body is divided into two nearly identical halves, left and right. This design dates back over 500 million years, when early animals evolved a forward-moving body plan that required balance, coordination, and directional movement. Instead of being randomly assembled, our bodies were…
Out of 169 identified chemicals, many were associated with risks of cancer, developmental issues, reproductive health According to a study published in Environment & Health on February 11, this was “the most comprehensive testing of hair extensions publicly reported.” The concern arose 11 from testing 44 hair samples and detecting dangerous chemicals, including flame retardants,…
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Participants in the NHS ‘Triceps’ trial wear a device in their ear which emits electrical pulses while they do rehab. Source link
Pakistani-American surgeon-scientist Dr Adil Haider (second right) seen at World Health Expo (WHX) Dubai 2026 on February 13, 2026. — Boston Health AI Boston Health AI, founded by Pakistani-American surgeon-scientist and global health leader Dr Adil Haider, has partnered with Emirates Health Services (EHS) to launch “Amal,” the UAE’s first clinical intelligence platform, across its public…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Prior to James Van Der Beek’s death at age 48, the actor revealed the first warning sign of his colon cancer — and it’s one that did not seem alarming at the time. The “Dawson’s Creek” actor’s wife, Kimberly Van Der Beek, confirmed his passing in a…
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