Protein ‘Mitch’ emerges as potential obesity treatment target in human cell study
Researchers have identified a protein called Mitch that, when disabled in human cells, enhances fat metabolism and suppresses new fat…
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UNICEF warns of devastating toll on children in armed conflict zones across globe
UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell warned the UN Security Council that children in armed conflict zones face a cascading health…
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Birth Complications in Kenya Leave Lasting Impact on Families Beyond Hospital Discharge
New research from Kenya reveals that 73% of mothers who experience birth complications face ongoing health issues for weeks after…
Mental health interventions show promise amid active armed conflict, scoping review finds
A comprehensive review of 47 studies reveals that mental health interventions can effectively reduce trauma symptoms in populations affected by…
Air pollution linked to 37% increase in healthcare costs across Iranian industrial cities
Study of 10 Iranian cities over 14 years finds PM2.5 pollution drives 3.7% increase in healthcare spending for every 10%…
Montana Accelerates Medicaid Work Requirements Amid Growing Budget Crisis
Montana accelerates Medicaid work requirements six months ahead of federal deadline amid severe budget shortfalls. Multiple states balance federal compliance…
Healthcare Workers Face Critical Shortages as Mental Health Crisis Deepens
Healthcare professionals and concerned citizens highlight critical workforce shortages, mental health service gaps, and public safety challenges in May 2026…
WHO Launches Third Cohort of Women Leaders Programme for Neglected Tropical Diseases
WHO's Regional Office for Africa has selected seven mid-career African women for the third cohort of the Mwele Malecela Mentorship…
Global Animal Disease Control Reaches Major Milestone as WOAH Announces New Health Status Recognitions
WOAH marks 30 years of its animal health recognition programme with new standards that strengthen global disease surveillance. The programme…
New Blood Test Could Cut Endometriosis Diagnosis Time From 8 Years to Months
New blood test technology could reduce endometriosis diagnosis time from the current 8-year average to just months. Research shows 85%…