A large international review has found that patients who slowly reduce their antidepressant dosage while continuing psychotherapy are less likely to see symptoms return than those…
A new study from Harvard University has identified a strong link between high exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and endocrine disruption in women, raising…
A new report by the European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) indicates that although women across Europe are more proactive in seeking medical care, many believe…
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued its first guidance on the use of widely prescribed weight loss drugs, recommending that they can be used to…
The World Health Organization (WHO) has highlighted infertility as an often-overlooked public health issue, calling on countries to improve prevention, diagnosis, and treatment for millions of…
Tai chi, the traditional Chinese mind-body exercise, is as effective as cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) for treating chronic insomnia in older adults, a new study has…
Europe is not expected to face antibiotic shortages this winter, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) told Euronews, offering reassurance after years of limited supplies during colder…
Dozens of widely used chemicals could be toxic to gut bacteria, potentially affecting human health, according to a new study by UK scientists. Researchers tested more…
Eating disorders may have lasting effects on both physical and mental health, new research suggests, showing elevated risks for serious conditions even a decade after diagnosis.…
Health authorities in Germany have discovered traces of the poliovirus in sewage from Hamburg, highlighting a persistent health threat decades after Europe was declared polio-free. The…
