Cannabis use linked to higher paranoia when started to self‑medicate, new studies show King’s College London and University of Bath studies show reasons for cannabis use and childhood trauma raise …
Big Catch-Up reaches 18.3 million children and delivers 100 million vaccine doses across 36 countries The Big Catch-Up delivered over 100 million vaccine doses to 18.3 million children in 36 …
Stanford Study Warns Wildfire Smoke Deaths in U.S. Could Rise Sharply by 2050 Study warns wildfire smoke deaths in the U.S. could rise sharply by 2050, adding tens of thousands …
WHO Prequalifies First Malaria Treatment for Newborns and Greenlights New Rapid Tests WHO prequalifies the first malaria treatment for newborns (2–5 kg) and approves new global rapid tests to tackle …
McGill study links cannabis and tobacco co-use to higher brain FAAH and lower anandamide McGill finds cannabis and tobacco co-use raises brain FAAH, lowers anandamide and is linked to anxiety, …
Algeria Eliminated Trachoma as a Public Health Problem, WHO Validation Confirms WHO validates Algeria’s elimination of trachoma as a public health problem, marking a major milestone in eye health and …
Study Finds Obesity and Brain Shrinkage Linked in Large UK Cohort New research links obesity and brain shrinkage in middle-aged adults, showing higher body fat associates with lower gray and …
Bahamas certified by WHO for elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV The Bahamas has been certified by the World Health Organization for the elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, marking …
Hand dryers under scrutiny as studies link jet models to increased airborne bacteria New studies show hand dryers, especially high-speed jet models, can disperse more bacteria than paper towels and …
WHO urges countries to scale up near point-of-care TB tests and tongue swabs WHO urges scale-up of near point-of-care TB tests, tongue swabs and sputum pooling to expand diagnosis, reduce …
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