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HEALTHOct 6NCDs Take a Growing Share of Global Deaths“The long-term shift towards [non-communicable diseases]A continues. NCDs accounted for 74% of deaths globally in 2023, compared with 58% in 2000. Eight of the world’s ten leading causes of death were NCDs in 2023. This shift is increasingly visible across all income levels. In 2023, for the first time, communicable diseases accounted for less than […] The post NCDs Take a Growing Share of Global Deaths appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
HEALTHOct 6Lucía Prado, occupational psychologist: "If every morning we feel distress about work, routines are not enough. We need to look at what is causing that discomfort and what support or changes we need"The specialist explains what happens when going to work causes discomfort and points out common mistakes made by bosses that can demotivate even a good employee.Clarín
HEALTHOct 6GSK-owned ViiV succeeds in late-stage trial for HIV therapyGSK-owned ViiV has achieved success in a late-stage clinical trial for its HIV therapy. This represents a significant step forward in the development of treatments for HIV.Seeking Alpha Tech
HEALTHOct 6The big unknowns limiting how US will respond to possible Russian plague outbreakThe Independent World
HEALTHOct 6NIN study finds strong link between diet quality and Rheumatoid ArthritisA NIN study has identified a strong correlation between the quality of diet and Rheumatoid Arthritis. This research contributes to understanding disease factors.The Hindu
HEALTHOct 6BridgeBio nabs Priority Review for infigratinib for achondroplasiaBridgeBio has received Priority Review for its drug infigratinib for achondroplasia, indicating a faster review process for a potentially important treatment. This could accelerate access to a new therapy for a genetic condition.Seeking Alpha Tech
HEALTHOct 6Busy Bees With Packed Schedules May Be Happier, Study FindsBy Dennis Thompson HealthDay ReporterTUESDAY, Oct. 6, 2026 (HealthDay News) — Do you tend to have a packed schedule, darting from one appointment...usnews · united states of america
HEALTHOct 6How Russia and the world are responding to a possible case of pneumonic plague after lab worker diesThe World Health Organization says that a possible case of pneumonic plague in Russia poses a "very low" risk outside the countryThe Independent World
HEALTHOct 6How Russia and the world are responding to a possible case of pneumonic plague after lab worker dies - AP NewsHow Russia and the world are responding to a possible case of pneumonic plague after lab worker dies AP NewsAP News
HEALTHOct 6Rubio calls on Russia to be more open about plague lab worker's deathThe World Health Organization says public risks are low after a plague center worker's death, but Marco Rubio says Moscow should "share more information with the world."CBS News
HEALTHOct 6Russia takes measures to curb speculation about the plague in SiberiaThe country's consumer protection authority has merely indicated that «an employee of a plague-fighting institute in the Irkutsk region» contracted pneumonia.Clarín
HEALTHOct 6Aurelio Rojas, cardiologist: 'The ideal thing after exercising is to wait between 45 and 60 minutes to eat'Regarding physical aspects, healthy eating and regular exercise are the most prominent keys, but it is often difficult to maintain good habits for an extended period of time.Clarín
HEALTHOct 6Missing details keep U.S. plague response on holdTwo big unknowns stand in the way of determining how serious the plague threat in Russia is and whether travel advisories, restrictions at U.S. ports of entry or other precautions are warranted. We still don't know which pathogen killed a Russian researcher, or how well contained it is.Why it matters: Though public health experts say there's no cause for Americans to panic, the episode serves as a wake-up call emphasizing the nature of global biological threats and the need for pandemic preparedness.State of play: A worker at the Anti-Plague Research Institute of Siberia and the Far East recenAxios
HEALTHOct 6Leisa Molinari, dermatologist: "Hair loss requires not starting a treatment without first knowing a key piece of information"The expert emphasizes not rushing into starting a therapy without knowing if it is appropriate for the type of alopecia. She explains the advances in scientifically backed treatments, as opposed to many 'magic recipes'.Clarín
HEALTHOct 6Cardiovascular health: what foods to prioritize and which to limit, according to a new scientific statementEl documento del Colegio Americano de Cardiología pone el foco más en la calidad global de la alimentación que en nutrientes aislados.Clarín
HEALTHOct 6José Ruiz, coach, explains what people achieve when they start exercising at 60: "They climb stairs without getting tired and reduce their pains"Empezar a entrenar puede cambiar la forma en que una persona realiza actividades cotidianas.Los beneficios de la actividad física no tienen una edad límite, remarca el español.Clarín
HEALTHOct 6Could teenage fitness shape your mental health decades later? New research suggests it mightBeing fit as a teenager may help protect against depression in adulthood, a new study suggests.EuroNews [en]
HEALTHOct 6Trump offers U.S. help to Russia after plague death; WHO assesses the situation as low riskWHO said it was in contact with Russian authorities, and has offered support if needed, while assessing the risk to the general public as low based on available information.CNBC
HEALTHOct 6Putting aluminum foil in your hair before sleeping: what it's for and why it's recommendedThe trick became popular as an alternative among hairdressers. How to use it and what results can be expected.Clarín
HEALTHOct 5Trump says Russia plague reports concerning: Microbes ‘stronger and smarter’President Trump said Monday he is concerned about the suspected plague case in Russia, saying the U.S. is “looking at it very strongly.” The State Department said Monday it was monitoring the suspected case of pneumonic plague in Irkutsk Oblast, Russia. “I hate to see them having it,” Trump told reporters before departing the White…The Hill
HEALTHOct 5Trump: U.S. willing to help Russia with potential pneumonic plague outbreakPresident Trump said Monday that the United States will help Russia amid a potential case of pneumonic plague, though he hasn't spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin about it.Why it matters: International concern spiked over the weekend over the news that a Russian lab worker had died from a possible case of pneumonic plague, reminding some of how the COVID-19 epidemic began.Trump's comments came after a question about the reported death of Darya Shipilova, who was potentially exposed to plague bacteria while working at the Research Anti-Plague Institute of Siberia.There has been no offAxios
HEALTHOct 5Genmab, AbbVie data boosts Epkinly as first-line B-cell lymphoma treatmentData from Genmab and AbbVie has enhanced the standing of Epkinly as a potential first-line treatment for B-cell lymphoma. This development indicates progress in cancer therapy options.Seeking Alpha Tech
HEALTHOct 5Canada closely following reports of plague in Russia, health minister saysHealth Minister Marjorie Michel says Canada is very closely following reports that a woman who worked at a plague research institute in Siberia has died.thestar · canada
HEALTHOct 5Canada closely following reports of plague in Russia, health minister saysOTTAWA - Canada is very closely following reports that a woman who worked at a plague research institute in Siberia has died, Health Minister Marjorie Michel said on Monday.stcatharinesstandard · canada
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