Public Health
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Glutathione supplements’ hidden risks spark growing health concerns
NEW YORK, June 30 — If TikTok is to be believed, the fastest way to reduce inflammation, improve immunity, increase energy and…
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Third of Brits ‘ignore’ cancer signs – 8 symptoms to look out for
LONDON — A troubling new picture of how Brits respond to possible cancer symptoms has emerged, with research showing that a third…
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Cancer signs thousands overlook – ‘won’t contact GP for
LONDON, June 29 — A troubling pattern is emerging across the UK, one that families here and across Asia might recognise all…
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Nearly half of patients with persistent cancer symptoms fail to seek follow-up care
Nearly half of people who spot a possible cancer warning sign and actually manage to see a doctor never go back —…
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Nearly a third of adults delay seeking help for cancer symptoms, charity finds
Cancer Research UK has been tracking how Britons handle potential cancer symptoms for years. The charity’s latest data, released this week, confirms…
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Rotary and Buganda kingdom plan six to eight new blood donation centres
For years, Uganda’s blood supply has run on a fragile system. One collection point. Long distances. Too many empty shelves. The Rotary…
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Cancer Research UK finds one in three delay six months after spotting symptoms
One in three Britons who spotted a red-flag cancer symptom did not contact their GP for six months. That is the finding…
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Cancer Research UK survey finds 43% of patients do not revisit GP after symptoms persist
Cancer Research UK’s new data lands in a familiar spot. The charity has been tracking public hesitation toward red-flag symptoms for years.…
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One in three UK residents delays cancer check for six months after spotting symptoms
It starts small. A mole that looks different. A cough that won’t quit. Blood where it shouldn’t be. For one in three…
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Stomach Cancer Decline Reverses as Under-50 Diagnosis Rates Rise
A Reversal Decades in the Making For roughly fifty years, the news on stomach cancer was good. Cases kept falling. Better refrigeration,…
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Sunlight could be crucial to preventing dementia, study finds
LONDON, June 27 — Getting enough sunlight could be crucial in preventing dementia, a study has found. People who spend, on average,…
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Doctors Investigate Environmental and Lifestyle Factors Behind Millennial Rectal Cancer Rise
Doctors are asking a hard question about people born after 1980. They want to know what changed. Rectal cancer is rising in…
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Rectal Cancer Deaths Rise Among Young Adults, Data Shows
For a 34-year-old in New York, the blood in the stool was easy to explain away. Hemorrhoids, maybe. A bad reaction to…
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Sleep Repair Cycle Disrupted by Chronic Sleep Deprivation, Dietitian Warns
London — The body has a maintenance crew. It works the night shift. When that shift is cut short, the repair work…
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Study Links Less Than 42 Minutes Daily Sunlight Exposure to Higher Dementia Risk
The latest study out of China, published in the journal General Psychiatry, lands in a country where nearly a million people already…
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Rectal Cancer Deaths Rise in Americans Under 50, Cause Unclear
Something is changing inside the bodies of people born after 1980. Doctors can see it in the data. Rectal cancer, a disease…
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Why Medical Deepfakes Are a Public Health Risk
WASHINGTON, June 25 — The rise of generative artificial intelligence has made it “really easy” to create convincing medical deepfakes, posing a…
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How Doctors Beat Corporate Medicine
MANILA, June 25 — A group of emergency physicians who fought to preserve their independent practice in a dispute that gained national…
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ACC’s definition of recovery as end of payments draws scrutiny
Wellington’s Accident Compensation Corporation has a blunt definition of recovery. Stop paying someone, and that person is healed. Five weeks of silence…
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Study Links Alcohol Flush Reaction to Significantly Higher Alzheimer’s Risk
For millions of people, a glass of wine brings an immediate, unmistakable flush. That red face has long been dismissed as a…
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Community health workers show promise for diabetes, hypertension in Cambodia
PHNOM PENH, June 23 — According to the filing, the record shows a significant interest in exploring the potential of community health…
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Health officials find most sunscreen users apply only quarter to half of recommended amount
NEW YORK — It is not that people skip sunscreen. They just use far too little of it. The gap between the…
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Cambodia turns to village health workers to curb rising diabetes and hypertension
PHNOM PENH — Cambodia is watching a quiet shift in how it fights two growing killers. Type-2 diabetes and hypertension are rising…
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Community health workers bring diabetes care to remote Cambodian villages
PHNOM PENH — The burden sits heaviest on the villages that already have the least. For the Cambodian families who live hours…
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