A new study reveals that inhaling the aroma of dark chocolate while performing leg extensions can boost resistance training output without increasing effort.

A study of 4,685 Swedish adults identified nine specific gut bacteria linked to future type 2 diabetes risk, suggesting microbial shifts may precede clinical disease.

Arson attacks and mistrust of health protocols are hindering Ebola containment in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The WHO has raised the risk level to very high.

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has reached 600 deaths, with containment efforts struggling due to staff strikes and poor access.

A new report from the World Health Organization and the IARC warns that annual cancer cases are expected to reach nearly 35 million by 2050. The findings highlight significant global disparities in access to care and survival rates, alongside urgent calls for improved prevention strategies.

Recent clinical trials indicate that a ketogenic diet may serve as an effective adjunctive tool for patients with serious mental illness by addressing metabolic markers.

A novel delivery method leverages the glymphatic system to transport genetic material to glial cells, bypassing the blood-brain barrier. This approach aims to reduce systemic toxicity while providing a method for treating neurodegenerative conditions.

The American Lung Association has launched a free national program connecting patients with Lung Health Navigators to help manage COPD symptoms and care. The initiative aims to provide accessible support for over 16 million Americans affected by the chronic condition.

Research reveals that while landfill foraging increases body mass in white storks, it triggers early-onset cellular damage and disrupts traditional migration patterns.

As the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak spreads in the DRC, health authorities and humanitarian agencies are working to provide care amid regional conflict.

Global health experts warn that climate change and urbanization make future outbreaks inevitable, while funding cuts and public fatigue hinder preparedness.

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Health officials report that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is expanding due to population movement and a lack of approved vaccines.

A new diagnostic approach using infrared imaging and temperature-aware algorithms offers a noninvasive way to track skin hydration. This development coincides with the rise of at-home red light therapy, providing a method to objectively verify the efficacy of skincare routines.

NICE has recommended two non-invasive tests to support GPs in diagnosing endometriosis, potentially reducing the long wait times currently faced by patients.

South African practitioners are increasingly utilizing cord tissue-derived mesenchymal stem cells to address chronic conditions and aid recovery.

Health experts warn that many synthetic peptides marketed online for weight loss and muscle growth lack regulatory approval and safety testing.

A study of 2.4 million cancer cases shows that men are more often diagnosed at advanced stages than women. Experts suggest this gap may relate to healthcare engagement.

WHO diplomats are meeting in Geneva to negotiate the Pathogen Access and Benefit-Sharing annex, which aims to ensure fair distribution of medical countermeasures.

A recent study suggests that maintaining a brisk walking pace in one's eighties could be a powerful indicator of cognitive resilience. Researchers are investigating how these 'super movers' maintain sharp mental function despite potential signs of brain pathology.