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WHO warns of ‘alarming’ rise in e-cigarette addiction among children

The World Health Organization (WHO) has sounded the alarm over what it calls a new and “alarming” wave of nicotine addiction driven by e-cigarettes, estimating that at least 15 million children aged 13 to 15 around the world now use them. According to the UN health agency, the vaping industry......

Lithium as a new frontier in Alzheimer’s treatment: A surprising ally in the fight against neurodegeneration

Recent breakthroughs in medical research have unveiled lithium's unexpected potential in combating Alzheimer’s disease. Long recognized as a psychiatric treatment, lithium is now emerging as a vital micronutrient with profound implications for brain health. This paradigm shift could redefine......

Gender inequalities and health disparities: An urgent battle

Despite significant advances in women's rights, gender inequality remains a pressing global issue. Statistics reveal an alarming reality: every day, 800 women lose their lives due to pregnancy-related complications, while 270 million lack access to modern contraceptive methods. This situation underscores......

Social Media and Youth Mental Health: New Research Challenges Popular Assumptions

Social media platforms have become convenient scapegoats for society's ills. Recently, TikTok's parent company faced accusations of deliberately designing an addictive application at the expense of young users' mental health. Instagram previously came under fire when internal documents revealed......

Metabolic Breakthrough: New Pill Simulates Exercise Benefits

In a groundbreaking development, scientists are working on a pill that could potentially mimic the metabolic effects of physical exercise. This innovation, while still in its early stages, has captured the attention of both the scientific community and fitness enthusiasts alike. At the heart of this......

WHO Reports Alarming Rise in Global Physical Inactivity

A recent report from the World Health Organization (WHO) reveals a concerning trend: physical inactivity is on the rise worldwide, affecting individuals across all demographics. According to the WHO, 1.8 billion adults equivalent to 31% of the global population are now categorized as physically inactive.......

Ginger: Unraveling the Myths of its Aphrodisiac Powers

In the realm of natural remedies and culinary delights, few ingredients have captured the imagination quite like ginger. Renowned for its myriad benefits, this pungent root has long been shrouded in mystique, particularly regarding its purported aphrodisiac virtues. As the hype surrounding ginger's......

WHO Raises Alarm Over Counterfeit Diabetes and Obesity Drugs

The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a global alert regarding counterfeit medicines containing semaglutide, a drug used in the treatment of type 2 diabetes and obesity. This stern warning comes in the wake of the detection of falsified batches of semaglutide-based products across multiple countries,......

Eid al-Adha and Meat: Tips for a Healthy Indulgence

Certain health concerns surrounding the festivities of Eid al-Adha often relate to the customs rather than the occasion itself. Lamb meat, a red and fatty variety, can pose health risks if consumed excessively. High-temperature cooking or undercooked grilled meats, a diet lacking in vegetables and fruits,......

Urgent Call for Novel Antibacterial Agents to Combat Severe Infections

In a report released on Friday, the World Health Organization (WHO) sounded the alarm for the urgent development of innovative antibacterial agents to combat severe infections. While acknowledging an increase in the number of antibacterial agents currently undergoing clinical development—from 80......

Energy Boost or Cardiac Peril? Analysing the Effects of Energy Drinks

In the quest for an energy jolt, young individuals are increasingly turning to energy drinks. However, many are unaware of the potential negative impacts of these products and are consuming them in ever-increasing quantities. A new study conducted by researchers from the renowned Mayo Clinic has shed......

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