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HEALTHAug 26Nearly 1 in 4 men fail paternity tests – reportNearly one in four men who underwent paternity testing at Smart DNA Nigeria was excluded as the biological father during the laboratory’s 2025/2026 reporting period, even as the rate of negative results recorded a marginal decline. The post Nearly 1 in 4 men fail paternity tests – report appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
HEALTHAug 26They clarify where to inject GLP-1 medications for weight loss: does the area really matter?Doctors answer frequent questions about GLP-1 drug injection points. Experts state that there is no optimal site for these applications. There are three places indicated by experts: belly, thigh and upper arm.Clarín
HEALTHAug 26Busy Philipps reveals rare brain tumour diagnosisBusy Philipps has revealed a diagnosis of a rare brain tumor. This reports personal health news concerning a public figure.torontosun.com · Canada
HEALTHAug 26Lifeline for emergency departments from new health hubA new health hub is providing a "lifeline" for emergency departments. This initiative aims to alleviate pressure on emergency services.dungogchronicle.com.au · Australia
HEALTHAug 26 Work is good for you : how united kingdom scheme could help tackle youth mental health crisisA United Kingdom scheme suggesting that work is beneficial aims to address the youth mental health crisis. This highlights a policy approach being considered to improve mental well-being among young people.aol.co.uk · United Kingdom
HEALTHAug 26US drug agency approves breakthrough treatment for pancreatic cancerExperts have hailed the drug, daraxonrasib, as a game changer for one of the world's deadliest cancers.BBC World
HEALTHAug 26Drugstores say Medicare's $50 obesity drug program is catching onThe Bridge program, which began July 1, makes some Medicare beneficiaries eligible for obesity drugs for $50 a month. CVS and Walgreens say they've each already filled 100,000 such prescriptions.NPR News
HEALTHAug 26Senegalese company produces first Africa - made treatment for sickle cell diseaseA Senegalese company has successfully produced the first Africa-made treatment for sickle cell disease. This represents a significant medical and pharmaceutical development for the continent.africanews.com · Nigeria
HEALTHAug 26A cross - country trip uncovered a booming illicit nicotine pouch marketA cross-country trip revealed a rapidly expanding illicit market for nicotine pouches. This raises concerns about public health and regulatory control.nationalpost.com · Canada
HEALTHAug 26Health institution’s TEDx event brings new perspective on innovation, social impactThe fourth edition of TEDx, organised by the Indian Institute of Health Management Research (IIHMR) University, brought a new perspective on health, innovation, entrepreneurship, social impact, culture, and the artsThe Hindu
HEALTHAug 26Senegalese company produces first Africa-made treatment for sickle cell diseaseAfrica accounts for nearly 80 per cent of cases of the inherited red blood cell disorder but has relied on expensive imported medication.Africanews [en]
HEALTHAug 26Malaria kills German airport worker in rare outbreakThe outbreak is being investigated by Frankfurt’s Public Health Department, with officials trying to establish how the workers became infected. The post Malaria kills German airport worker in rare outbreak appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
HEALTHAug 26Bibiana Badenes, physiotherapist: "No exercise replaces sitting for eight hours"The Spanish physiotherapist explains how a sedentary lifestyle modifies our body and what relationship exists between posture, emotions, and movement. She also detailed why always being upright is not necessarily healthy.Clarín
HEALTHAug 26Roche gains expanded use of diagnostic tests to identify eligible Ziihera patientsRoche has achieved expanded use for its diagnostic tests, enabling the identification of eligible Ziihera patients. This development could improve patient access to specific medical treatments.Seeking Alpha Tech
HEALTHAug 26Katsina Survey: 88% of households consume 1–3 food varieties daily, 61% of recent births occurred at homeKatsina's new household survey shows wide gaps in food consumption, income and maternal healthcare, with poorer households and rural women recording worse outcomes across several indicators. The post Katsina Survey: 88% of households consume 1–3 food varieties daily, 61% of recent births occurred at home appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
HEALTHAug 26US approves new treatment for pancreatic cancerThe US Food and Drug Administration announced its approval for a drug that could double the survival time of some patients for a type of cancer that has, historically, been difficult to treat.Le Monde [en]
HEALTHAug 26German airport workers die from malaria caught from plane-riding mosquitoFour infected employees being treated in hospital; mosquito traps deployed at Frankfurt hub.Al Jazeera [en]
HEALTHAug 26Two German airport workers die of malaria from mosquito on planeTwo workers at Frankfurt Airport have died from malaria after being infected by mosquitoes believed to have arrived in Germany on aircraft from malaria-endemic regions, airport operator Fraport and city health authorities said on Wednesday. The first death occurred in early July, the Frankfurt city health authority said, adding that the cause was established only after the patient died. The second death occurred in August, it said. The health authority said a total of six workers had been...South China Morning Post
HEALTHAug 26Cataracts drive avoidable blindness in over two million Nigerians – OphthalmologistRafindadi said that despite ongoing efforts to tackle avoidable blindness, the country has not achieved the cataract surgical rates required to reduce the burden significantly. The post Cataracts drive avoidable blindness in over two million Nigerians – Ophthalmologist appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
HEALTHAug 26Calls for remote health monitoring following death of prisoner in his cell‘My son should still be here’, says mother of man (27) who died from withdrawal seizures in Cork Prisonirishtimes · ireland
HEALTHAug 26Hormone Spikes May Signal High Blood Pressure: StudyA common but often overlooked cause of high blood pressure may be hiding in plain sight – and data from a pioneering wearable device could hold themiragenews · australia
HEALTHAug 26Ainoa Blasco, truck driver for three years: “The psychological factor is key in this sector and is not given importance”The driver talks about the less visible side of transportation: loneliness, pressure, and mental exhaustion. She herself suffered an anxiety attack while working on the road.Clarín
HEALTHAug 2683 - year - old dementia patient told you are crazy by hospital employeeAn 83-year-old dementia patient was allegedly told "you are crazy" by a hospital employee. This incident raises concerns regarding patient care and staff conduct in healthcare.limerickpost.ie · Ireland
HEALTHAug 26Psychology says that people who become more serious and reserved at 60 and 70 years old are not losing joy, but rather often spent decades content and have decided that from now on joy will come on its ownResearch shows that over the years, the way positive emotions are experienced and the relationships that are prioritized can change.Clarín
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