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A person holding a vial of Covid-19 vaccine labeled with text, with a blurred background.
Chronische Krankheiten • • 2 Min.

Almaty faces surge in respiratory infections as cases quadruple

A sudden wave of infections overwhelms Almaty's hospitals. Doctors push for urgent vaccinations—will residents act in time to slow the spread?

Diagram of a human heart in bright red with a white outline, labeled "enfermedad coronaria" in bold black text on the left, set against a white background.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • • 3 Min.

Breakthrough Spray Could Repair Heart Attack Damage Without Surgery

A revolutionary spray could heal damaged hearts with less risk than surgery. Early tests on rats and pigs show remarkable results—will humans be next?

Surgeons in masks, caps, gloves, and coats performing surgery in an operating room surrounded by medical equipment, with a cupboard on the left and lights in the background.
Gadgets • • 2 Min.

Cutting-Edge Medical Equipment Transforms Oncology Care in Jewish Autonomous Oblast

Patients no longer need to travel for life-saving treatment. A state-of-the-art medical upgrade is revolutionizing cancer care in Russia's remote Jewish Autonomous Oblast.

Open book titled "Account of Some Skeletons of Human Bodies" on a black background.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • • 6 Min.

Forensic study exposes racial bias in ancestry research methods

A groundbreaking study challenges long-held forensic practices—could 'population affinity' replace outdated racial labels? Experts weigh in on the controversy.

X-ray image of a hip joint with a visible fracture in the middle, displayed against a black background.
Chronische Krankheiten • • 1 Min.

Kidney failure patient walks again after high-risk hip fracture surgery

Doctors defied the odds, performing life-changing surgery on a dialysis-dependent patient. Now, he's walking again—with crutches—and heading home soon.

Caution sign on a bridge reading "Caution Temporary Water Line" with a railing, trees, buildings, a water slide, and a cloudy sky in the background.
Umweltwissenschaften • • 2 Min.

Dumaguete's Safe Water Campaign Wins Prestigious Stevie Award for Disaster Response

When volcanic activity threatened water supplies, this Philippine campaign stepped in—now it's a global model for emergency response. See how training and tech are saving lives.

Heart disease trends shift as younger adults face rising hospital admissions

Decades of progress may be unraveling. Researchers uncover a troubling surge in heart attack cases—especially among men under 35 and women in their 40s.

A hand-drawn sketch of the National Heart Hospital in London, featuring a building with windows, pillars, and a name board, along with vehicles and people on the road, with text at the bottom.
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Ambulance parked on the side of the road in front of a building with hospital signage.
Allgemeine Nachrichten • Gestern um 06:29 Uhr• 1 Min.

Nizhny Novgorod Governor Honors Emergency Medical Teams for Unwavering Service

X-ray image of a human leg showing an ankle fracture, with black background and text on the right.
Chronische Krankheiten • Gestern um 06:30 Uhr• 4 Min.

Woman waits three months for fractured foot diagnosis in Yakutsk healthcare ordeal

Detailed architectural drawing of a German hospital on a poster, with labeled buildings showing windows, doors, and balconies, accompanied by descriptive text.
Health • Gestern um 02:23 Uhr• 2 Min.

Germany's sick leave reform sparks fierce clash between minister and doctors

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."
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • Gestern um 06:30 Uhr• 4 Min.

Heart failure diagnoses increasingly happen in emergency rooms—revealing stark disparities

A collage of six diverse people smiling with the text "The future of health begins with you" across the top.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • Gestern um 04:31 Uhr• 4 Min.

Social Factors Could Revolutionize Heart Disease Risk Predictions

Cover of a book titled "New Studies in Athletics September 1987" featuring two people on the front.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • Gestern um 02:24 Uhr• 4 Min.

Athletes with genetic heart diseases may safely return to competitive sports, study reveals

Two men in protective gear inspect a large, pointed cylindrical missile resembling an atomic bomb on an aircraft carrier.
Medizinische Erkrankungen • Gestern um 04:30 Uhr• 4 Min.

North Korea's missile tests and weapons buildup escalate regional tensions

A doctor uses a stethoscope to check a patient's blood pressure while the patient's hand rests on the left; a clipboard with a pen, a glass of water, and a meter sit on the table in front of them.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • Gestern um 08:53 Uhr• 5 Min.

New Study Reveals Safer Blood Pressure Medication for First-Time Patients

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A hand-drawn sketch of the National Heart Hospital in London, featuring a building with windows, pillars, and a name board, along with vehicles and people on the road, with text at the bottom.

Heart disease trends shift as younger adults face rising hospital admissions

Decades of progress may be unraveling. Researchers uncover a troubling surge in heart attack cases—especially among men under 35 and women in their 40s.

Diagram comparing a healthy lung to one affected by COPD, with anatomical context of the human body.

COPD's Hidden Threat: How Impaired Gas Exchange Steals Breath and Life

Millions gasp for air as COPD silently damages their lungs. Without treatment, impaired gas exchange turns every breath into a battle—often with deadly consequences.

Circular diagram titled "patient-centered care" with four colored sections, each labeled with a specific aspect of care, on a white background.

Sabah's healthcare crisis deepens with one doctor per 775 residents

A dire shortage of specialists and overstretched hospitals push Sabah's healthcare to the brink. Will new facilities and bonuses turn the tide?

X-ray image of the hip joint showing bones and ligaments.

Hip replacements surge as younger patients seek lasting pain relief

More Americans in their 40s and 50s are opting for hip surgery—thanks to durable implants and quicker returns to daily life. What's driving this shift?