When the tango starts playing, Lidia Beltran pushes aside the Parkinson’s that affects her, grasps her therapist’s hand, and dances with fluid movements and precise steps, as part of an innovative treatment program in Buenos Aires. Some 200 patients have participated in tango workshops offered over the past 15 years at Ramos Mejia Hospital to…
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Why Eat Seasonal Fruits and Vegetables in Monsoon: Seasonal produce is naturally rich in nutrients the body needs to fight common monsoon ailments like cold, flu, stomach infections, and skin issues. Since the damp weather weakens digestion and lowers immunity, incorporating the right fruits and vegetables ensures your body stays energized and disease-free. Here are…
PUBLISHED August 31, 2025 Whether for a minor injury or a life-saving procedure, hospitals are where sick people rush to in the hopes of getting better. However, when proper infection control protocols are not followed, a patient walking in for a simple blood test might leave the hospital unknowingly carrying HIV-AIDS. According to the Better…
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Stethoscopes powered by artificial intelligence (AI) could help detect three different heart conditions in seconds, researchers say. The original stethoscope, invented in 1816, allows doctors to listen to the internal sounds of a patient’s body. A British team conducted a study using a modern version and say they found it can spot heart failure, heart…
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A representational sketch showing a bored person on their desk. — Canva Geo.tv illustration Hi Haya, I often find myself feeling bored of everything around me, even when I’m busy doing work or while performing different activities. It’s not the usual boredom that one may experience. In fact, it can get extremely overwhelming and almost…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A man in China became the first recipient of a pig lung. The genetically modified pig organ was transplanted into the 39-year-old, according to an Aug. 26 report by the journal Nature. The procedure took place last year, performed by researchers at the First Affiliated Hospital of…
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A sign with the company logo sits outside of the headquarters of Eli Lilly in Indianapolis, Indiana, on March 17, 2024. Scott Olson | Getty Images Eli Lilly‘s stock is still recovering after the drugmaker released trial data earlier this month on its closely watched obesity pill that underwhelmed Wall Street. In a key late-stage trial,…
There’s a growing concern about kratom, a southeast Asian plant that has made its way into everything from diet supplements, alcohol and even synthetic drugs. Lilia Luciano reports. Source link
Pakistan is set to launch a fresh anti-polio drive from September 1, 2025, after the National Emergency Operations Centre (NEOC) confirmed two more cases from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and Sindh, pushing the nationwide tally for the year to 21. According to NEOC, the new cases emerged from Lower Dir in district Kohistan, KP, and Badin…
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Muhammad Sufian, 8, admitted to Benazir Children Hospital Mardan (BCHM) with a high-grade fever, has taken different antibiotics for almost 24 days. “Before admission to BCHM,” shares Sufian’s father Aziz Ur Rehman. “My son was treated by local medical practitioners in clinics situated in Lundkhawar area of Mardan district, and then by doctors at nearby…
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