Health & Fitness
Health & Fitness news covers breakthroughs in medical research, exercise trends, nutrition advice, and public health policies affecting wellbeing.
Health & Fitness news covers breakthroughs in medical research, exercise trends, nutrition advice, and public health policies affecting wellbeing.
WHO flags growing health workforce gap as workers and patients age
WHO reports that the health workforce gap is widening as both healthcare workers and patients age, indicating a looming shortage of medical staff. The organization warns that an aging workforce and increasing demand for services could strain health systems worldwide. It calls for strategies to recruit and retain more health professionals.
Scancell at H.C. Wainwright conference: melanoma vaccine nears phase III
Scancell, a biotech firm, announced at the H.C. Wainwright conference that its melanoma vaccine is approaching phase III clinical trials, following successful preclinical studies and regulatory milestones. The announcement signals a step toward a new therapeutic option for melanoma patients.
Dr. Reddy's, Takeda Pharma ink pact to distribute India's first dengue vaccine QDENGA
Dr. Reddy's and Takeda Pharma have agreed to collaborate on distributing QDENGA, India's first dengue vaccine. The partnership aims to make the vaccine available after regulatory approval, with expected launch in the first half of 2027.
Prescription or not? At neighbourhood medical stores, consumers say rules are not always followed
Consumers in local neighbourhoods report that medical stores are not consistently following prescription rules, allowing non-prescribed medication sales.
Melinda French Gates' $5M grant helps Alabama clinic quadruple in size
Melinda French Gates donated $5 million to an Alabama clinic, allowing it to expand its facilities and services. The funding enables the clinic to quadruple its size, potentially increasing healthcare access for the local community.
Director of Health Services appointed in Keralam
A new Director of Health Services has been appointed in Keralam.
COVID-19 assistance to families: ₹9.96 crore sanctioned
The government has approved a disbursement of 9.96 crore rupees to support families affected by COVID-19. The allocation aims to provide financial relief to households impacted by the pandemic.
Gruhalakshmi aid helps woman sustain psychiatric care: case study
The article discusses how the Gruhalakshmi aid program supports a woman in maintaining psychiatric treatment. It presents a case study showing the assistance covers costs or resources that enable ongoing care. The piece highlights the role of social support programs in mental health care.
Peter Chan’s Directing Motto for Toronto Alzheimer’s Drama ‘The Road Not Taken’ Came From a Chengdu Dementia Care Home
Peter Chan Ho‑sun, director of the Toronto Film Festival drama “The Road Not Taken,” visited a Chengdu Alzheimer’s care home praised for its effective patient management. The experience inspired eight guiding words that he says influence every creative decision in the film.
‘Fake alert’: MEA rejects claims of leaders falling sick after Brics summit in Delhi
The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has denied reports that leaders of BRICS nations fell ill during the summit held in Delhi, calling the allegations a fake alert.
Noom Promo Codes: 50% Off Best Deals & Free Trials for September 2026
The article explains how to obtain discounts and free trials for Noom, a health and weight‑loss app. It lists promotional codes, limited‑time offers for the GLP‑1Rx Plus plan, and tips for redeeming them. Readers can save money while accessing Noom’s coaching and tracking features.
Dermatologists warn against steroid creams misuse for fungal infections
Dermatologists caution that using steroid creams for fungal skin infections can worsen the condition, stressing the need for accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
APSSDC’s Project Vasudha opens doors for Andhra nurses in Germany
APSSDC’s Project Vasudha is a program that facilitates the placement of nurses from Andhra Pradesh in Germany, opening new employment opportunities for healthcare professionals. The initiative aims to address workforce shortages in Germany and provide professional development for Indian nurses.
Mice with human brain cells offer a tool to study disease. Ethicists ask: What's next?
Neuroscientists have engineered mice to contain human brain cells, creating a more accurate model for studying neurological disorders such as cerebral palsy. The technique could improve understanding of disease mechanisms and accelerate therapeutic development. However, the new model raises ethical questions about the treatment and welfare of these modified animals.
DMHO Ri Bhoi Staff Nurse Recruitment 2026 - Apply Offline for 20 Posts
The District Medical & Health Office in Ri Bhoi is hiring 20 staff nurses for 2026. Eligible candidates holding GNM or B.Sc can apply offline via the official website. Applications close on 21 September 2026.
Congo's Ebola epidemic might have gone unnoticed for months
The Democratic Republic of Congo's record‑setting Ebola outbreak may have started months earlier than the official May declaration, indicating a delayed detection. This suggests that the epidemic could have gone unnoticed for a significant period.
FDA holds public hearing on psychedelic drugs as Trump-driven push gathers pace
The FDA held a public hearing where doctors, veterans, pharmacists and therapists urged the regulator to set clear safety and access standards for psychedelic‑assisted therapies. They highlighted the need for regulatory guidelines to protect patients while expanding treatment options. The hearing reflects growing momentum behind psychedelic medicine.
Reading for pleasure cuts dementia risk, improves wellbeing: Study
Reading for pleasure has been linked to a lower risk of dementia, according to a recent study. The research also found that enjoying books can boost overall wellbeing. Group reading activities, such as book clubs or parent‑child reading sessions, may offer even greater benefits.
Alcohol consumption scorecard to help track intake
The Health Improvement Commission has introduced an alcohol consumption scorecard designed to assist individuals in monitoring and understanding their drinking habits. The tool aims to provide people with a transparent assessment of their regular intake.
Greek woman has IVF birth from 22-year-old embryo after losing son
A Greek woman gave birth to a child from an embryo that had been frozen for 22 years, following the death of her son who was born from the same IVF treatment in 2004. The birth comes months after the tragic accident that claimed her son's life.
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