Sara Lindqvist

A new national framework has been introduced to shift the NHS toward preventative care for heart disease and strokes. The initiative focuses on early diagnosis and tackling linked risks like diabetes and kidney disease.

While vaccine technology has advanced rapidly, global health experts warn that political complacency and infrastructure gaps leave the world vulnerable to a future pandemic.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is battling a deadly Ebola outbreak with over 500 deaths and rising cases across three provinces.

The Democratic Republic of Congo faces a growing Ebola crisis driven by a rare strain with no approved vaccine, complicated by conflict and community resistance.

New York City is testing cooling towers in Yorkville and Carnegie Hill following a cluster of 23 Legionnaires' disease cases. Health officials confirm tap water remains safe for residential use.

A new noninvasive imaging system uses a digital biomarker and temperature-aware algorithms to provide objective skin hydration tracking for eczema patients.

With no licensed vaccines for the rare Bundibugyo strain of Ebola, researchers are testing repurposed antiviral drugs and monoclonal antibodies in the DRC.

New data from the EIM Consortium reveals over 1.15 million ART cycles in Europe, highlighting a growing reliance on embryo cryopreservation and improved patient safety.

Tech entrepreneur Bryan Johnson has announced he is battling autoimmune gastritis, a chronic condition where the immune system attacks the stomach lining.

Anti-inflammatory diets lower dementia risk for high-risk older adults

World Health Organization members are meeting in Geneva to resolve disputes over the PABS system as new health crises heighten the urgency for a treaty.

A study in Neurology reveals that adults in their 80s with an exceptionally fast walking pace are significantly more likely to remain mentally sharp.

A severe dengue outbreak has pushed Sri Lanka's case count to 61,060, placing immense strain on healthcare facilities, particularly in the Western Province.

Millionaire biohacker Bryan Johnson has revealed a diagnosis of Autoimmune Gastritis, a condition where the immune system attacks the stomach lining.

Researchers have launched a study in eastern Congo to determine if remdesivir, MBP134, or a combination of both can increase survival rates for those infected with the Bundibugyo virus.

Bryan Johnson has disclosed his diagnosis of autoimmune gastritis, a condition where the immune system attacks his stomach lining. He is seeking experimental interventions to address the underlying disorder.

Medical professionals advise men to pursue fertility evaluations and adopt healthy habits before conception to support both their and their partner's health. By addressing lifestyle factors early, prospective fathers can positively influence sperm quality and pregnancy outcomes.

Medical teams in eastern Congo are testing experimental treatments for an Ebola outbreak that has caused 438 deaths in the Ituri province.

Experts highlight six targeted supplements that can bridge nutritional gaps and support digestive health when paired with a balanced lifestyle.

Authorities have detected H5N1 avian influenza in a giant petrel near Hawks Nest, making New South Wales the third state to report the virus. Officials confirm the discovery has not impacted the supply of chicken meat or eggs.