U.S. Reportedly Loses Measles Elimination Status After 26 Years
Clayton Ward The United States reportedly lost its measles elimination status after more than a year of continuous transmission, ending…
Read MoreRegular Coffee Drinking Linked to Gut Bacteria and Colon Activity
Reid Bentley A study of 61 healthy adults in Denmark linked regular coffee consumption with greater gut microbial richness and…
Read MoreDelhi Tops IQAir’s Major-City Pollution Ranking as AQI Hits 334
Delhi ranked ahead of Lahore among IQAir’s most polluted major cities on Friday, with a reading of 334.…
Read MoreGerman Workers Aged 60 to 65 Averaged 31 Sick Days in 2024
Workers aged 60 to 65 in Germany took an average of 31.3 sick days in 2024, more than…
Read MoreCleaner Air Could Prevent 9.4 Million Deaths a Year, Study Estimates
A study of 136 low- and middle-income countries estimates that meeting the WHO’s annual PM2.5 guideline could prevent…
Read MoreHIV Epidemic Reached General Population in 27 Russian Regions, Study Says
A study based on 2021 data found HIV prevalence above 1% among pregnant women in 27 Russian regions.…
Read MoreFrench Tear Gas Use Faces Scrutiny Over Reports of Menstrual Pain
Nicole French A French collective says it has received more than 10,000 accounts of menstrual changes after tear-gas exposure, but…
Read MoreDelhi Air Pollution Hits 10-Year High on Diwali Eve
Delhi recorded its worst air quality on a Diwali eve in a decade, as smog reduced visibility and…
Read MorePope Leo XIV Calls for Universal Healthcare During Uruguay Visit
Speaking in Montevideo, Pope Leo XIV said access to healthcare should not depend on a person’s financial means…
Read MoreLong Island Man Recovers After Surgery for Bowel Blockage and Inflammation
Richard Satin lost 70 pounds before a surgeon identified an inflamed section of small bowel linked to a…
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