World Health Day 2026
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US Pledges Major Ebola Aid Surge, Slams WHO Over Delayed Alert In Africa Outbreak
Washington, May 20 (IANS) Pledging a major surge in assistance to contain a fast-moving Ebola outbreak in Central Africa, the Trump Administration sharply criticised the World Health Organization (WHO) for what American officials described as a delay
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Lack Of Sleep Can Increase Hypertension Risk: Doctor Explains The Link
When we don't get enough sleep, the body experiences increased stress levels, leading to elevated production of cortisol and other stress hormones.
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Hantavirus Outbreak: Cruise Ship Passenger Adjusts To Quarantine In US
When Jake Rosmarin boarded the MV Hondius, he gleefully posted on social media that the ship would be his home for 35 days as he traveled across the South Atlantic.
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Hantavirus, Covid, Norovirus, Legionnaires': Why Are Cruise Ships So Prone To Disease Outbreaks?
Cruises are sold as floating holidays, but they are also useful for understanding public health. Cruise ships are carefully designed places where many people live, eat, relax and move through the same shared spaces for days at a time.
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Hantavirus Update: Argentina's Hot Spot For Antarctic Cruises Insists It Didn't Cause Outbreak
Officials in Argentina's Tierra del Fuego province are challenging the idea that the ongoing deadly hantavirus outbreak may have emerged there, pushing instead for investigations into the other Argentine provinces that passengers visited before board
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Aboard The Hantavirus-Hit Cruise Ship, Some Passengers Fear What Awaits Back Home
For days, WHO officials have sought to dispel comparisons between coronavirus and hantavirus, stressing that the latter poses very low risk to the general public.
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Hantavirus Confirmed: Two British Nationals Test Positive
London, May 8 (IANS) Two British nationals have been confirmed to have contracted hantavirus, with a third suspected of infection, on the South Atlantic island of Tristan da Cunha, the UK Health Security Agency said on Friday.
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Challenges In Screening For Ovarian Cancer: Why There Is No Reliable Early Detection Test Yet
On World Ovarian Cancer Day 2026, experts explain why ovarian cancer remains difficult to detect early. Silent symptoms, lack of reliable biomarkers and limits of current tests continue to challenge screening and timely diagnosis.
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Vague Symptoms, Late Diagnosis: Why Ovarian Cancer Is The "Silent Killer"
Early symptoms of ovarian cancer are non-specific and mimic common, harmless digestive or menstrual issues. By the time the signs become severe enough to cause alarm, the cancer has often spread beyond the ovaries.
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World Ovarian Cancer Day 2026: Early Signs Women Often Ignore
This World Ovarian Cancer Day, you need to know the early signs that women often ignore. Dr. Vinay Samuel Gaikwad explains why paying attention to them and seeking timely medical help is necessary.
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Asthma Day: Indoor Triggers You Didn't Know Are Worsening Your Symptoms
Most people tend to look outside for reasons behind their worsening asthma symptoms, blaming factors like pollution, pollen, or changes in the weather.
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World Asthma Day 2026: Best And Worst Foods For Asthma Patients
Can your diet affect asthma symptoms? Here's a simple guide to foods that help and foods that can trigger flare-ups.
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World Asthma Day 2026: Experts Say Inhalers Are Safe, Not Habit-Forming
On World Asthma Day 2026, experts debunk myths around inhalers, stressing they are safe, effective, and not addictive. Early use can prevent severe flare-ups and improve quality of life for asthma and COPD patients.
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Delhi To Boost Homoeopathy, Integrate AYUSH With Mainstream Healthcare: Minister
The minister added that the government is working to open new polyclinics, address staff shortages and expand services, particularly in underserved areas
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World Malaria Day 2026: Prevention And Treatment Of Malaria During Pregnancy
Malaria in pregnancy can seriously harm both the mother and the unborn baby, especially if the infection is not treated early.
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US Pledges Major Ebola Aid Surge, Slams WHO Over Delayed Alert In Africa Outbreak
Washington, May 20 (IANS) Pledging a major surge in assistance to contain a fast-moving Ebola outbreak in Central Africa, the Trump Administration sharply criticised the World Health Organization (WHO) for what American officials described as a delay
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Lack Of Sleep Can Increase Hypertension Risk: Doctor Explains The Link
When we don't get enough sleep, the body experiences increased stress levels, leading to elevated production of cortisol and other stress hormones.
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Hantavirus Outbreak: Cruise Ship Passenger Adjusts To Quarantine In US
When Jake Rosmarin boarded the MV Hondius, he gleefully posted on social media that the ship would be his home for 35 days as he traveled across the South Atlantic.
-
Hantavirus, Covid, Norovirus, Legionnaires': Why Are Cruise Ships So Prone To Disease Outbreaks?
Cruises are sold as floating holidays, but they are also useful for understanding public health. Cruise ships are carefully designed places where many people live, eat, relax and move through the same shared spaces for days at a time.
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Hantavirus Update: Argentina's Hot Spot For Antarctic Cruises Insists It Didn't Cause Outbreak
Officials in Argentina's Tierra del Fuego province are challenging the idea that the ongoing deadly hantavirus outbreak may have emerged there, pushing instead for investigations into the other Argentine provinces that passengers visited before board
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Aboard The Hantavirus-Hit Cruise Ship, Some Passengers Fear What Awaits Back Home
For days, WHO officials have sought to dispel comparisons between coronavirus and hantavirus, stressing that the latter poses very low risk to the general public.
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Hantavirus Confirmed: Two British Nationals Test Positive
London, May 8 (IANS) Two British nationals have been confirmed to have contracted hantavirus, with a third suspected of infection, on the South Atlantic island of Tristan da Cunha, the UK Health Security Agency said on Friday.
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Challenges In Screening For Ovarian Cancer: Why There Is No Reliable Early Detection Test Yet
On World Ovarian Cancer Day 2026, experts explain why ovarian cancer remains difficult to detect early. Silent symptoms, lack of reliable biomarkers and limits of current tests continue to challenge screening and timely diagnosis.
-
Vague Symptoms, Late Diagnosis: Why Ovarian Cancer Is The "Silent Killer"
Early symptoms of ovarian cancer are non-specific and mimic common, harmless digestive or menstrual issues. By the time the signs become severe enough to cause alarm, the cancer has often spread beyond the ovaries.
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World Ovarian Cancer Day 2026: Early Signs Women Often Ignore
This World Ovarian Cancer Day, you need to know the early signs that women often ignore. Dr. Vinay Samuel Gaikwad explains why paying attention to them and seeking timely medical help is necessary.
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Asthma Day: Indoor Triggers You Didn't Know Are Worsening Your Symptoms
Most people tend to look outside for reasons behind their worsening asthma symptoms, blaming factors like pollution, pollen, or changes in the weather.
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World Asthma Day 2026: Best And Worst Foods For Asthma Patients
Can your diet affect asthma symptoms? Here's a simple guide to foods that help and foods that can trigger flare-ups.
-
World Asthma Day 2026: Experts Say Inhalers Are Safe, Not Habit-Forming
On World Asthma Day 2026, experts debunk myths around inhalers, stressing they are safe, effective, and not addictive. Early use can prevent severe flare-ups and improve quality of life for asthma and COPD patients.
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Delhi To Boost Homoeopathy, Integrate AYUSH With Mainstream Healthcare: Minister
The minister added that the government is working to open new polyclinics, address staff shortages and expand services, particularly in underserved areas
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World Malaria Day 2026: Prevention And Treatment Of Malaria During Pregnancy
Malaria in pregnancy can seriously harm both the mother and the unborn baby, especially if the infection is not treated early.
