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Travelling to the Olympics? How visitors can stay healthy during the Milan-Cortina games

From flu vaccination to food safety: health tips to have a safe stay in Italy during the Olympic Games View on euronews

Could you have the deadly chikungunya virus? The signs and symptoms to look out for

Daily Mail reveals everything you need to know about chikungunya virus, as US officials issue more travel warnings.

Australian mum's heartbreaking vow after being handed a shock stage-four cancer diagnosis at 33

On November 19, life still felt normal - but just 24 hours later, a call from her doctor turned everything upside down after scans revealed widespread concerns...

How much can you drink and stay healthy? This is what science says and it’s not generous

Recommendations on alcohol consumption vary from source to source, but there are several generally accepted guidelines for limiting health risks.

20 health decisions you only notice when you’re traveling

Travel has a way of exposing the routines that normally run in the background. At home, you know where the water tastes right, when you usually eat, how far the walk really is, and which pharmacy is five minutes away. On the road, the same body is doing the same job, yet the inputs change: altitude, sleep, food timing, humidity, social pacing, even the shape of a hotel pillow. Small health decisions that barely register in daily life suddenly show up in your mood, your digestion, your skin, and your stamina, usually at the least convenient moment. Here are 20 health decisions you tend to notice only when you’re traveling.

What should I do if my child swallows some of my medicines?

Many of us keep our medication in sight so we won't forget to take it. But that is not a good idea if you have young children in your household, as accidentally taking medicine poses a health risk to them. Even a single tablet intended for adults can be life-threatening if swallowed by a child, says the Lower Saxony Chamber of Pharmacists in German...

Health groups team up to build awareness for sickle cell disease

Sickle cell disease affects more than 6,000 Canadians, mainly in the Black community. We speak to the head of one group in the province that has been at the forefront of the movement to raise awareness around the disease.

10 harmful effects caffeine has on your body & 10 benefits

Are you a coffee or tea addict? Delicious as your morning cup may be, it's important to know what it does to your body—what you learn might change your mind. While there's no clear-cut answer as to whether caffeine is good or detrimental to your health, here are 10 harmful and beneficial effects caffeine has on your body that you should know about.

How good is a ginger shot for you?

How good is a ginger shot for you? The wellness trend boasts a host of expert-backed benefits - Ginger has been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years

Not just salmon: 5 foods that contain more omega-3

We all know that salmon contains a substantial amount of omega-3, a fat that is very important for heart, brain, and eye health. But there are foods that contain the same amount or even more.

Are the new labels on high fat, sugar and sodium foods visible enough?

New nutrition symbols are now mandatory for many packaged goods in Canada. They indicate if the product is high in saturated fat, sugars or sodium. But some experts worry they’re not obvious enough to make a difference.

Organs most commonly affected by cancer

New international health data highlight clear patterns in where cancer most frequently develops. Certain organs account for a large share of global diagnoses, influenced by age, lifestyle, infections and environmental exposure. Lung cancer Photo: Shutterstock.com Lung cancer begins in the lining of the bronchi and smaller airways. It is more common among people exposed over […]

As men's health enters the national conversation, advocates call for co-operation

OTTAWA — The upcoming launch of a national strategy on men's and boys' health is a positive sign that men's well-being is becoming part of the mainstream conversation in Canada, advocates say — even as they warn that it should not become partisan political fodder.

Walk your way to better health

People often overlook the value of walking because it appears to be an easy activity. Yet … Walk Your Way to Better HealthRead more

All the new official ways you can cut your cancer risk

The health benefits of almonds: From protecting against dementia to boosting gut health

Once dismissed as nothing more than 'rabbit food' for health nuts, almonds have emerged as a superfood - and they could be deployed in the war against dementia.

A study found: The frozen fruit that improves heart, brain and gut health

They are now found everywhere on the market – but even when it is no longer the season, you can enjoy them frozen. So why you really must add blueberries to your diet.

Is your kid sick? What to look out for according to an ER doctor

There’s a bug on the loose, and chances are it’s either caught you or someone you know. More formally known as the flu or a cold, this year’s viruses are no joke – especially for kids. Not only are the symptoms worse this year, but the duration of sickness is also longer, resulting in many people being in emergency rooms.

I’m 61 and scared that I’ll run out of money in retirement. What can I do to make my $750K nest egg last?

How you can manage your retirement savings to ensure they last, no matter how long you live

Senegal beach gym offers hope and healing through exercise in the waves

A beachside fitness club in Senegal is helping people with reduced mobility reduce pain and improve their physical health. At Club des Dauphins de Ngor, locals gather by the sea for weekly aquagym sessions with exercises both in the waves and on the sands.

Ways AI is plugging in to doctor’s offices and emergency rooms

An extra set of eyes on radiology scans, double-checking for signs of prostate cancer. A green light telling surgeons when it’s safe to operate on trauma patients. A reminder system that finds and flags test results that need to be followed up on. Artificial intelligence has bounded into the mainstream, into personal lives, classroom assignments an...

A world where dementia no longer devastates lives is finally within reach

Research into the disease is at tipping point.

How coffee affects digestion, gut health and sleep

“If you’ve got a slightly sluggish digestion, that can be helpful,” Leeming explains.

56 old-time home remedies we’ve forgotten – but need to bring back ASAP

The home remedies your grandmother grew up with. The post 56 Old-Time Home Remedies We’ve Forgotten – But Need to Bring Back ASAP appeared first on Best Health.

How to manage bloating – and what to avoid

For many people, bloating is more than a minor discomfort and can significantly affect daily life. According to gastroenterologists, there are both effective and ineffective ways to address the problem.

The hidden health cost of loneliness

It's widely known that a strong social network is healthy, whereas loneliness can be harmful, to your body as well as your psyche. And even though scientists largely agree on this, new studies keep reinforcing the point. A large-scale meta-analysis of 604 studies from over 30 countries, published in the American Psychological Association's journal ...

New evidence says coffee may be good for your heart

For decades, coffee had a bad reputation when it came to heart health. Now, a growing body of research suggests your daily cup may actually help protect your heart — if you drink it the right way. Recent studies are flipping old assumptions about caffeine on their head, linking moderate coffee consumption to better heart rhythms, lower inflammation...

New research leads to updated blood pressure guidelines

Updated guidelines give people with high blood pressure more options to improve their health. Here are the new guidelines you should follow if you have high blood pressure.

Aloe vera could be secret weapon in fighting Alzheimer's disease, finds encouraging new study

Researchers have identified compounds in Aloe vera which may help in treating Alzheimer's disease, the most common cause of dementia in the UK.

Health Canada recalls high blood pressure medication over possible mix-up

Health Canada is warning Canadians to check their prescriptions after two lots of MAR Amlodipine 5 mg tablets were recalled. Marcan Pharmaceuticals says some bottles may contain a different drug used to treat low blood pressure, posing potential health risks.

Regional health organization issues alert as measles cases surge across the Americas

MEXICO CITY (AP) — The Pan American Health Organization, PAHO, issued a new epidemiological alert following a surge of measles cases across the Americas, with Mexico reporting the highest numbers. It also called for urgent vaccination campaigns, highlighting that 78% of recent cases involved unvaccinated people.

I lost 7st on Mounjaro – but this unwanted side effect costs me £70 a month

A mum who lost seven stone on Mounjaro says her weight loss has come with one unwanted side effect. Emilly […]

There is no safe amount of processed meat to eat, according to new research

A new study investigates the link between processed meat, sugar-sweetened beverages, and trans fatty acids, to diseases such as cancer, heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Rising threat of kala-azar disease in Kenya: A growing health concern

A devastating outbreak of the deadly kala-azar disease is surging across Kenya, fueled by climate change and hampered by a critical lack of diagnostic and treatment facilities, pushing vulnerable communities to the brink.

Raising awareness for sickle cell disease in hopes of more research

A spotlight is being focused this weekend on a debilitating disease, that health experts say needs greater awareness. It's sickle cell disease, and it's hoped increased attention will lead to more research and better care for those living with the condition in British Columbia. Travis Prasad reports.

Why mosquitoes bite some people more than others

Some people get one mosquito bite all summer, while others get attacked nonstop. That’s not bad luck — mosquitoes are actually selecting targets based on scent, body heat, and even the bacteria on your skin. This video breaks down the real science behind why mosquitoes prefer certain people and what makes someone a “perfect target.” Once you know the triggers, it’s much easier to protect yourself.

Kindness at work can mean giving honest feedback, limiting meetings and bending rules

NEW YORK (AP) — Beth Brown was assigned to a major project at work when hardship struck. First, her 6-month-old daughter fell ill with COVID-19. A few days later, her mother passed away.

These 8 fruits may help lower your blood pressure

A dietary pattern rich in fruit can support healthy blood pressure and good blood circulation. Several fruits contain fiber, vitamins, minerals, and plant compounds that may be particularly beneficial for people with high blood pressure.

Strength training against cardio: Which one should you prioritize for your health as you age?

The need to keep on moving becomes more significant with each year. The energy level can … Strength Training Against Cardio: Which One Should You Prioritize For Your Health As You AgeRead more

Feds revive bill to build digitally connected health data systems for patients, providers

TORONTO — The federal government is reviving proposed legislation that would allow digital health information to be shared safely across electronic systems, giving both patients and providers access to more comprehensive medical records.

The Influence of Mindset on Health Choices, Fitness Gains, and Long-Term Personal Achievements

The mindset determines the way an individual views the health routine, training level, and personal growth. … The Influence of Mindset on Health choices, Fitness gains, and Long term personal achievements.Read more

Health matters: Canadian Medical Association worried about patients turning to AI for health advice

The Canadian Medical Association says doctors are worried more patients are turning to artificial intelligence for health advice and receiving answers that could potentially do more harm than good. A new survey shows 89 per cent of Canadians go online for health information, saying it’s both faster and more convenient than the country's health care system. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Feb. 10, 2026.

Strategies for strengthening your immune system with exercise

Being healthy is probably like hard work, routine, and a little luck. Due to the fact … Strategies for Strengthening Your Immune System With ExerciseRead more

Gigabyte G32QC monitor review - 1440p/165Hz that won't break the bank!

Today Dominic is checking out Gigabyte's G32QC monitor. It's an absolute beast in terms of its specs - including the 32in 1440p panel, 165Hz refresh rate, and FreeSync/G-Sync compatibility. But is it just too good to be true? Dominic goes over everything you need to know before buying. 00:00 video start 00:13 introduction 01:24 design and aesthetic 02:09 rear panel and ports 02:54 stand and ergonomics 03:38 osd joystick and Windows osd app 05:08 out of the box experience 06:24 gamma settings 07:13 is 1440p enough at this screen size? 08:12 colour testing and calibration 08:58 getting the best from the screen 10:09 HDR400 10:59 backlight bleed 11:34 But is it G-sync compatible? 12:20 wrapping up KitGuru uses a variety of equipment to produce content: As of May 2020: Panasonic GH5 and GH5s Cameras Panasonic GH4 Cameras Panasonic G7 Cameras dji osmo Pocket Cameras Canon Cameras Various pc builds Final output – colour grading/titling etc: iMac Pro 18 Core/Vega 64/128GB iMac 2019 9900k Vega 48/64/1TB Adobe Premiere Pro cc (PC) Davinci Resolve Studio 14/15

Shingle vaccine may help slow ageing, new study finds

Besides protecting against the disease, the shingles vaccine could also be linked to slower biological ageing, a new study has found. View on euronews

What is atrial fibrillation and how is it treated?

NEW YORK (AP) — Daniel Moore was about 30 the first time it happened. At the end of a long, hot, stressful day, he chugged an ice-cold glass of milk.

Eating a kiwi in the evening? Studies highlight its benefits for sleep

What if your evening routine could be made gentler with a simple piece of fruit? More and more people are adding a kiwi to their evenings to help them fall asleep and improve their sleep quality. This simple habit is part of a mindful approach to well-being. Why is the kiwi a hot topic at […]

How laughter influences mental and physical health through measurable processes

Laughter receives attention as a social behavior, yet research links laughter with measurable changes across mental … How Laughter Influences Mental and Physical Health Through Measurable ProcessesRead more

Leo says 75: Leo discusses health

Welcome to Leo says Number 75 - and it's all about health, discussing the Oura Gen 3 and the Samsung Galaxy Ring. Have you got one, or something similar? Is this important to you - tell us why in the comments below. We never offer affiliate links or take percentages of product sales. If we say the product is good or bad, we mean it. Our Editor in Chief wrote about why you should value this and how the industry is rife with fake reviews from 'influencers'. #health #galaxy #oura

Doctors share age-based advice on how often to shower

Medical experts say your shower routine should change as your skin and body age.