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HEALTHOct 4'It would have been easier to have lost a leg': A former soldier's internal war with PTSDThe senior corporal took part in France's overseas operations, notably in Afghanistan and Mali. Since the end of his career in 2016, he has suffered repeated outbursts of anger, panic attacks and nightmares. After years of denial, the French military is beginning to recognize the scale of this psychological wound, which devastates service members and their loved ones. A unit dedicated to treating these disorders is set to open in Paris's military hospital in October.Le Monde [en]
HEALTHOct 4What would happen if Florida stopped vaccinating children against measles?Le Monde [en]
HEALTHOct 4Nigerian drugmaker Fidson selected to manufacture generic influenza antiviral under global licenceThe selected manufacturers are from Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nigeria, Uganda, Ukraine and Vietnam. The post Nigerian drugmaker Fidson selected to manufacture generic influenza antiviral under global licence appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
HEALTHOct 4How the aggressive lone star tick unleashed a hidden meat allergy on millions of AmericansOnce confined to the Southeast, aggressive lone star ticks have expanded across North America due to warming climates and growing deer populations. Their bites can transmit alpha-gal, a severe allergy to meat and dairy.LA Times
HEALTHOct 4Demystification: Is there evidence that receipts affect fertility?Les reçus sont devenus une source inattendue d'inquiétude sanitaire en ligne, des influenceurs fitness mettant en garde contre les substances chimiques utilisées dans le papier thermique qui pourraient perturber les hormones, faire baisser le taux de testostérone et affecter la fertilité.BBC Afrique
HEALTHOct 4The risks of abruptly stopping the consumption of tranquilizers in older adultsEn momentos de crisis aumenta el consumo de tranquilizantes en la población. Las razones detrás de la baja de un medicamento.Qué dice la farmacología al respecto.Clarín
HEALTHOct 466% of Hong Kong’s 8-year-olds could be short-sighted by 2028, experts warnMore than 60 per cent of Hong Kong’s eight-year-olds could be short-sighted by 2028, optometrists have predicted, citing a shrinking “hyperopic reserve” that normally helps delay nearsightedness. The Hong Kong Association of Private Practice Optometrists released the findings on Sunday from a screening of more than 3,500 pupils at eight primary schools conducted between November and May, urging parents to begin comprehensive eye checks when children turned three. The association found that 67...South China Morning Post
HEALTHOct 4Hyderabad doctor shares 3 dos and 2 don'ts if someone collapses in front of you: 'You don't need a medical degree to save their life'During emergencies, avoid common mistakes: keep the person flat and don't give anything by mouth. Act quickly, as every second counts in a medical emergency.hindustantimes · india
HEALTHOct 4'We manage together': Meet the psychologist helping Ukraine's veterans live again"Often they feel superfluous, as if they don't fit in," says psychologist Yevheniia Zhuravel.Sky News World
HEALTHOct 4How to tackle Africa’s chronic shortage of midwives: ‘Many feel invisible’Lauren Crosby Medlicott speaks to midwives across Africa about the trying to deliver babies in conflict zones, and the burnout and low pay that are pushing people out of the professionThe Independent World
HEALTHOct 4Vanguard summit: Nigeria risks losing gains of Mental Health Act, experts warnBy Chioma Obinna As Vanguard Newspapers holds its fourth Mental Health Summit in Lagos, stakeholders have warned that Nigeria’s Mental Health Act is dying from neglect, with critical provisions of the law remaining largely unimplemented amid a widening treatment gap and a severe shortage of mental health professionals. The 4th Vanguard Mental Health Summit, scheduled […] The post Vanguard summit: Nigeria risks losing gains of Mental Health Act, experts warn appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
HEALTHOct 4Mark Hyman, doctor: Studies have shown that refined sugars can suppress the immune system for hoursEl especialista señala qué cambios en la alimentación y el estilo de vida pueden ayudar a cuidar la respuesta inmunitaria.Clarín
HEALTHOct 4Readers. Mental Health: “Ask for help when one is in crisis”"Una enfermedad mental no afecta solamente a quien tiene el diagnóstico, atraviesa una casa entera", afirma el lector Héctor Brikman.EL COMENTARIO DEL EDITOR. Hacerle perder la rudeza a la burocracia.Clarín
HEALTHOct 4Manuel Sans Segarra, doctor: “The worst thing a human being can do is sit on the sofa in front of the television and swallow whatever comes on, because you forget to make your mind work”Muchas veces nos olvidamos de la importancia de mantener una buena salud mental ejercitando el cerebro, algo clave para lograr una vida plena.Clarín
HEALTHOct 4SRM Medical College to Host Prestigious NAMSCON 2026, the 66th Annual Conference and Convocation of NAMSChennai, October 2026: Bringing together over 1,000 medical luminaries, leading researchers, academicians and healthcare professionals from across India, SRM Medical College Hospital & Research Centretalk4city · india
HEALTHOct 4JMDA to determine next steps in IDT pressure campaign next weekThe Jamaica Medical Doctors Association (JMDA) says it will convene a meeting of its members...radiojamaicanewsonline · gabon
HEALTHOct 4France to step up Ebola funding in Congo amid resurgence fearsBarrot made rare trip by a Western leader to the northeastern Congolese city of Bunia, where a laboratory-confirmed case of mpox ⁠was identified in mid-September.citizen_digital · kenya
HEALTHOct 4Hong Kong’s cancer research drawing global attention, says leading body’s chiefHong Kong is playing a central role as part of a broader regional hub for research breakthroughs, the head of a leading global cancer organisation has said, adding that the city’s success in reducing its smoking rate has set an example for others to follow. Cary Adams, CEO of the Union for International Cancer Control, praised the city’s tobacco control efforts as the organisation held the World Cancer Congress in Hong Kong last month for the first time. “We’ve all become aware globally that the...South China Morning Post
HEALTHOct 47 signs of a narcissistic woman: what you should know and how to deal with herNarcissism can appear in different relationships and affect how one relates to others. Recognizing certain patterns allows distinguishing between personality traits and a clinical disorder.Clarín
HEALTHOct 4I'm a registered dietitian; these 4 protein-rich lunches are delicious and prepare in less than 20 minutesSerena Pratt needs quick lunches that allow her to continue working without relying on small snacks. The dietitian uses some shortcuts to prepare 4 quick options with at least 20 grams of protein.Clarín
HEALTHBREAKINGOct 3Russian lab worker dead from plague, dozens in quarantineNOS Buitenland
HEALTHOct 3Dewey Goes Pink draws more than 6,000More than 6,000 people filled the streets of Dewey Beach Oct. 3, for the 15th annual Dewey Goes Pink 5K and after-party benefiting the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition. This included 5,800 people registered to walk or run in the 5K, plus several hundreds more who went just to enjoy the day. "It's just a great celebration," said Janine Stevens, the event planner and town's first lady, married to Mayor Bill Stevens. "When you see that sea of pink, and you just look down the street, and you know what it means to so many people, it just brings tears to my eyes."capegazette · united states of america
HEALTHOct 3Mexico says FDA lettuce probe did not conclusively identify contamination sourceMexicos Health Ministry said on Saturday that a US Food and Drug Administration investigation into the cyclospora parasite outbreak linked to shredded iceberg lettuce from Taylor Farms in Mexico did not conclusively identify the source of contaminationdevdiscourse · india
HEALTHOct 3Brain surgery in 2015 affected my penis – Julius AgwuNigerian comedian and actor Julius Agwu has opened up about a personal complication which followed the brain surgery he had in the United States. The post Brain surgery in 2015 affected my penis – Julius Agwu appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria