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Artificial intelligence is already helping women to sleep better, spot warning signs of conditions early on, and has the potential to help us all to stay healthier for longer. Here's what you need to know

Winter pruning can feel like a secret art—your hands in the chill air, shears in motion, imagining the perfect shape of your trees and shrubs. But here’s the catch: one wrong snip can turn your cozy garden into a hotbed for disease when the warmth returns. Plants may look dormant,…

When a Single Bite Can Turn Deadly

From the black widow spider to the box jellyfish, the bites and stings caused by these creatures not only give you a painful experience but also pose an immediate or long-term danger to your life. Scroll to know more about such creatures 1.…

A new update brings coronary heart disease risk screening to Huawei’s rugged flagship, alongside smarter cycling tools

UK health alert as scabies cases hit double the 5-year average. Learn the symptoms of this 'Victorian disease', why it spreads in winter, and how to treat it.

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The proper care, hygiene and grooming for pet rabbit

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As climate change worsens respiratory diseases, doctors and drugmakers are exploring earlier diagnosis and low-carbon inhalers to cut emissions from care and protect patients.

Clemson University confirms measles case as South Carolina outbreak explodes to 558 cases, worst in US. Nearly 98% of students vaccinated, but case emerges from Spartanburg County epidemic that doubled in one week. Contact tracing underway, 531 in quarantine statewide. Health officials warn outbreak will worsen before improving.

An outbreak has been detected at Amazon’s Coventry warehouse, raising fresh concerns over worker safety

The draw is raising money for Pancreatic Cancer UK and organised in memory of Alan Rickman, who died of the disease 10 years ago.

Winter in the South often feels like a cheat code: cooler temperatures, slower garden growth, and the chance to rest your green thumbs. But for some gardeners, that cozy downtime is secretly giving a boost to tiny invaders that could wreak havoc come spring. Those bright, leafy, and perfectly pruned…