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Blood clotting dysfunction identified as key factor in long COVID
A new study reveals long COVID patients exhibit abnormal blood clotting patterns involving microclots and neutrophil extracellular traps that may explain persistent symptoms. Researchers found these biological markers significantly elevated in patients, potentially driving inflammation and common complaints like fatigue and cognitive issues through impaired blood flow.
17 November 2025
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UN launches vaccination campaign for 44,000 children in Gaza
United Nations agencies have initiated a comprehensive vaccination campaign targeting 44,000 children in Gaza who missed routine immunizations during the recent conflict. The first of three rounds begins Sunday and will deliver essential vaccines across nearly 160 health facilities and mobile clinics throughout the territory.
05 November 2025
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Headache disorders affect over 2.8 billion people globally: study
A new international study reveals that headache disorders affect more than one-third of the global population, with 2.8 billion people worldwide living with these conditions. Researchers warn that modern lifestyle factors and limited healthcare access require greater public health attention.
04 November 2025
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Nepal ranks as most nature-connected nation in global study, Spain last
A first-of-its-kind global study measuring emotional ties to nature reveals Nepal as the world's most connected nation, while Spain ranks last among 61 countries. The research found spirituality strongly predicts nature connection, while business-friendly economies typically score lower.
02 November 2025
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Cholera outbreak claims over 6,800 lives across 23 African nations
A devastating cholera outbreak has resulted in more than 6,800 fatalities across 23 African countries this year, with nearly 300,000 cases reported. Health officials warn the situation may worsen due to seasonal rains, highlighting a severe public health crisis driven by poor sanitation and limited clean water access.
31 October 2025
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Alzheimer's risk gene starves aging brain cells, study finds
A new study from Aarhus University reveals how the APOE4 gene variant significantly increases Alzheimer's risk by preventing aging brain cells from using lipids for energy. This discovery could open pathways for new treatments using existing drugs that target lipid metabolism.
23 October 2025
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Semaglutide heart benefits extend beyond weight loss, study finds
New research published in The Lancet reveals the weight-loss drug semaglutide reduces heart attack and stroke risk independently of pounds lost. The study suggests the medication protects cardiovascular health through multiple biological mechanisms.
23 October 2025
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Study finds men's brains age faster, yet women face higher Alzheimer's risk
New research published in PNAS reveals that men's brains show faster volume loss in key areas with age. However, this accelerated structural decline does not solve the medical puzzle of why women are disproportionately diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, pointing to other complex factors.
22 October 2025
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Amnesty study finds TikTok algorithm pushes harmful content to teens
Research conducted in France shows TikTok's recommendation system exposed teenage test accounts to depressive and suicidal content within minutes. Amnesty International alleges the platform violates EU digital safety regulations designed to protect minors.
22 October 2025
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Poor sleep quality linked to accelerated brain aging in major study
People with poor sleep had brains that appeared nearly a year older than their actual age, researchers find
22 October 2025
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Sedentary behavior study reveals lying down poses greater health risks than sitting
A groundbreaking Finnish study challenges conventional health wisdom, finding that excessive time spent lying down is more detrimental than sitting. The research links prolonged reclining to increased risks of cardiovascular disease and larger waistlines. While brief, interrupted sitting can benefit metabolism, the study concludes that no amount of lounging is safe for heart health, marking a significant shift in understanding sedentary lifestyles.
21 October 2025
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Study Reveals Women Have Higher Genetic Risk for Depression
A comprehensive genetic study has identified significant differences in depression risk between men and women, with women carrying nearly twice as many genetic variants linked to the condition. The research analyzed data from 500,000 individuals and discovered a new genetic variant on the X chromosome.
09 October 2025
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Not drinking enough water triggers stronger stress response: Study
Study finds people who drink less water release higher levels of stress hormone cortisol during stressful situations
22 August 2025
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Cyclones linked to spike in heart-related hospitalizations: Study
Australian, New Zealand researchers find cardiovascular disease hospitalizations surge peak at 2 months after tropical cyclone
02 August 2025
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Australia approves 1st drug for treatment of Alzheimer's disease
Donanemab has been found to slow progress of Alzheimer's by clearing proteins in brain
22 May 2025
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Gaza reports 326 malnutrition deaths, more than 300 miscarriages due to lack of essentials
Media Office attributes hundreds of deaths, pregnancy losses to food, medicine shortages amid strict blockade for 80 days
21 May 2025
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Turkish scientists create voice-based app for early lung cancer detection
Study shows app diagnoses lung cancer at early stage with over 90% accuracy
29 April 2025
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Rising temperatures may cause mental health disorders: Study
Effects of climate change on mental health are ‘only going to get worse', says Australian researcher
14 April 2025
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Cuts in foreign aid could result in millions of HIV deaths by 2030: Study
Researchers say with US as largest collaborator, recent cuts have already disrupted essential HIV services
27 March 2025
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