Another Pandemic Is Inevitable, and U.S. Policy Could Weaken Global Health Defenses
Time analysis warns that funding cuts, withdrawal from WHO, and a push to dismantle global health programs could weaken pandemic preparedness at home and abroad.
Time analysis warns that funding cuts, withdrawal from WHO, and a push to dismantle global health programs could weaken pandemic preparedness at home and abroad.
Cytosponge screening aims to detect precancerous changes early, while patients like Paula Gresty navigate long-running reflux and related conditions.
Osteopath James Davies advocates gentle strengthening and mobility work to help people in their 60s stay active, with sessions that fit into daily life.
Experts say loot boxes and online betting content in kid-friendly games may normalize gambling and affect mental health, prompting new treatment services.
Officials say methanol-laced cochoco sold in reused bottles caused fatalities among vulnerable residents; investigation ongoing into illicit production network.
Zac Street’s life-saving response at Hollingbury Golf Course ended with a parking charge that was later cancelled.
Prisha Mosley describes long-term physical and emotional effects she says followed puberty-blocker and hormone treatment; the FTC invites stories of harm as part of a consumer-protection review of health services.
London police deploy rapid testing and new detectors after reports of cannabis-spiked vapes and hospitalisations, with operations extending to Thames party boats during Freshers Week
In Sumenep on Madura Island, religious worries over pig-derived ingredients complicate immunization efforts amid a deadly outbreak