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Hundreds of cases of mosquito-borne infections have been reported so far this summer.

Research shows that having a first child after age 30 increases a woman’s risk of breast cancer by 40 per cent to 45 per cent.

Pete Townshend jokingly admitted he would be open to offers for private gigs after The Who go their separate ways.

As Israel pushes forward with its military plan to occupy Gaza City, the enclave has been left without a single fully functioning hospital. The city’s largest medical facility, al-Shifa, is struggling to operate amid medicine and equipment shortages, a malnutrition crisis and continuing bombardments – a situation the United Nations…

In 2022, more than 4,800 people died after drowning. Men make up most of the victims, with most deaths happening at sea.

In areas where male health workers are unwelcome or mistrusted, female vaccinators have carved out a space to thrive.

Fatal infections more likely due to malnutrition, injuries and lack of medical facilities under Israel’s blockade

Palestinians describe horrific scenes in northern Gaza in the daily desperation to access food under Israeli fire.

A World Health Organization study challenges traditional views of African society. Some blame technology, others urbanisation and living costs, but what is the solution?

Connor Selby is seen mostly as a blueser, but there’s much more to the multiple award-winning singer/songwriter than that

Samoa, Fiji and Tonga among the worst affected amid warning the disease and others will become ‘more common and more serious’ as the planet warms