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Poster with text "Finish the Job: Health Care Should Be a Right, Not a Privilege" and a card reading "Make Lower Health Care Premiums Permanent and Close the Coverage Gap for American Families."
Wirtschaft • • 1 Min.

Germany's long-term care system faces a €7.5 billion funding crisis in 2023

A deepening financial crisis threatens Germany's elderly care. Without urgent reform, the funding gap could spiral beyond €15 billion in five years.

Poster with text stating "More than 90% of people who have kidney disease don't know they have it" and a logo at the bottom, raising awareness about kidney disease prevalence.
Chronische Krankheiten • • 2 Min.

Aggressive blood pressure control may worsen outcomes for stroke patients with poor kidney function

A groundbreaking study challenges standard stroke care protocols. Could lowering blood pressure too fast endanger patients with weak kidneys?

Poster advertising safe, updated immunizations available for all three major fall and winter respiratory viruses.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • • 2 Min.

Deadly Hantavirus Outbreak Linked to Cruise Ship Spreads Globally

A cruise ship's hantavirus outbreak turns fatal as cases surge worldwide. Meanwhile, Australia faces a mystery: hundreds of dangerous vials vanish from a lab.

Poster announcing availability of safe, updated immunizations for all three major fall and winter respiratory viruses.
Health • • 2 Min.

Hantavirus Cases Spark Concerns After Travelers Test Positive Globally

From cruise ships to international flights, hantavirus is making unexpected appearances. But why are experts still cautious about calling it an outbreak?

Poster with text stating "healthy eating may reduce your risk of some kinds of cancer" alongside images of bread, a strawberry, and grapes.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • • 2 Min.

New Lifestyle Medicine Edition Expands Evidence for Daily Health Habits

How do daily choices shape your health? A groundbreaking new edition reveals the science behind diet, movement, and chronic disease prevention.

Close-up of a vibrant green liverwort fungus surrounded by dried leaves on the ground, with a slightly blurred background.
Chronische Krankheiten • • 2 Min.

Spermidine May Reverse Liver Fibrosis by Disrupting Cell Communication

A groundbreaking approach to liver disease emerges. Spermidine's dual action on cells could redefine fibrosis treatment—and even reverse scarring.

Living with an aortic aneurysm: What's safe and what's risky?

A weak spot in your aorta doesn't have to stop you. Discover which daily activities are safe—and when to hit pause for your heart's sake.

Diagram of a human head cross-section highlighting a cerebral artery aneurysm rupture, with explanatory text on the left.
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Diagram of a human head cross-section highlighting a cerebral artery aneurysm rupture, with explanatory text on the left.

Living with an aortic aneurysm: What's safe and what's risky?

A weak spot in your aorta doesn't have to stop you. Discover which daily activities are safe—and when to hit pause for your heart's sake.

Diagram of a tooth with "Health" and "Disease" labels, illustrating a tooth infection, shown in an animated style with the tooth centered and text surrounding it.

Scientists propose rewriting oral care by hacking bacterial communication

What if the key to better oral health isn't killing bacteria—but outsmarting them? A groundbreaking study reveals how tweaking microbial signals could revolutionize dental care.

Poster stating "More than 90% of people who have kidney disease don't know they have it" with a logo at the bottom, raising awareness of kidney disease prevalence.

Common constipation drug may slow kidney decline in chronic disease patients

Could a simple pill for constipation also shield your kidneys? Early research reveals surprising benefits for chronic disease patients.

A woman with tears streaming down her face, her expression conveying sadness and despair.

How Heart Failure and Depression Create a Dangerous Cycle

Your heart and mind are more connected than you think. When one suffers, the other often follows—with life-threatening consequences.