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HEALTH1d agoNigeria records 268 Lassa fever deaths as fatality rate rises to 23.6% – NCDCThe figures highlight the continued burden of the disease despite a sharp decline in newly confirmed infections in the latest reporting week The post Nigeria records 268 Lassa fever deaths as fatality rate rises to 23.6% – NCDC appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
HEALTH1d agoJ&J long-term Tremfya data demonstrates Crohn's remission through three yearsLong-term data for J&J's drug Tremfya shows sustained remission for Crohn's disease patients over three years. This represents a significant positive development in the treatment of Crohn's disease.Seeking Alpha Tech
HEALTH1d agoConvenientMD staff leave New Hampshire woman waiting in exam room after closing clinicA woman seeking treatment for an asthma attack in Keene says she was left alone inside an urgent care clinic after employees closed for the night, forcing her to call 911.wmur · united states of america
HEALTH1d agoKaduna has mainstreamed mental health, says Uba SaniThe governor made this known at the Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital (FNPH), Barnawa, Kaduna on Friday, during the 2026 World Mental Health Day, The post Kaduna has mainstreamed mental health, says Uba Sani appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
HEALTH1d agoPennsylvania reports its sixth measles death this year. RFK Jr’s CDC still says it’s twoThe Independent World
HEALTH1d agoIndonesia considers flavor restrictions for tobacco and nicotine productsIndonesia is deliberating new regulations that would restrict flavored tobacco and nicotine products. This matters as such a policy could impact public health, particularly among younger populations, and the tobacco industry in the region.Seeking Alpha Tech
HEALTH1d agoPennsylvania reports 6th measles deathThe Hill
HEALTHBREAKING1d agoDozens of Tennessee Walmart employees sick, hospitalized for ‘possible food-related illness’Emergency crews evaluated up to 30 workers experiencing sudden nausea and vomiting during an overnight shiftThe Independent World
HEALTH1d ago13,505 girls get HPV vaccine in KozhikodeOver 13,500 girls received the HPV vaccine in Kozhikode. This indicates a public health initiative to combat HPV.The Hindu
HEALTH1d agoPope Leo to undergo surgery to remove lung nodule in RomeVatican expects a one-week hospital recovery for the 71-year-old Catholic leader ahead of scheduled Latin America tour.Al Jazeera [en]
HEALTH1d agoWatch out for high-pressure pitches during Medicare open enrollmentLAWRENCE — Medicare Open Enrollment begins Thursday and runs through Dec. 7, giving Medicare beneficiaries an opportunity to review health and prescription drug coverage and make changes for 2027.eagletribune · united states of america
HEALTH1d agoWhat to expect at your first mammogramFor many women, scheduling a first mammogram can bring a mix of emotions. Some feel nervous about the exam itself, while others worry about the possibility of finding something abnormal. One of the most common concerns mammography technologists hear is,…livingstonenterprise · united states of america
HEALTH1d agoThe Silent, Unseen War Of Living With Rheumatoid ArthritisArthritis has over 100 types and can affect any joint, making simple activities such as household chores increasingly difficult. The post The Silent, Unseen War Of Living With Arthritis appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
HEALTH1d agoBorno employs 2,000 health workers in two years – OfficialMr Kaza said the recruitment of doctors, nurses and other health professionals had helped to reduce staffing gaps in Borno State’s healthcare system. The post Borno employs 2,000 health workers in two years – Official appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
HEALTH1d agoPsychology says that people aged 70 who do fewer things than before are not giving up on life; they are appealing to selective optimization with compensationDoing less does not necessarily mean living less. Sometimes, aging consists of choosing better where to put one's energy.Clarín
HEALTH1d agoPsychology says that people who prefer a small circle are not antisocial; they often value depth enough to stop confusing familiarity with closenessPor qué algunas personas prefieren tener pocos amigos y mantener un círculo social pequeño: qué dice la psicología.Clarín
HEALTH1d agoMonths after PREMIUM TIMES report, work begins on health facilities in Lagos flood-prone communitiesVideos and photographs shared with PREMIUM TIMES show workers at the facility, along with construction equipment, including a concrete mixer and a drilling machine, on site. The post Months after PREMIUM TIMES report, work begins on health facilities in Lagos flood-prone communities appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
HEALTH1d agoPope Leo cancels all public events ahead of lung surgeryPope Leo has cancelled all planned public events until Tuesday 20 October, ahead of surgery to remove a small growth on one of his lungs.Sky News World
HEALTH1d agoDoctor on lung nodule surgery after Pope Leo's announcementPope Leo XIV told pilgrims that he would undergo surgery to remove a long nodule. CBS News' Chris Livesay and Dr. Céline Gounder have more.CBS News
HEALTH1d agoAll pope's audiences scrapped until October 20Due to lung nodule surgeryANSA [en]
HEALTH1d agoPope Leo continues working after lung surgery announcementPope Leo continues working after lung surgery announcementAl Jazeera [en]
HEALTH1d agoPope to undergo lung nodule surgeryVATICAN CITY — Pope Leo XIV announced on Sunday that he would have an operation “in the coming days” for a lump on his lung, saying it had been located “at a very early stage”. “During recent medical checks, a nodule on my lung was found. It has been detected at a very early stage and is very localized,” the 71-year-old said in a weekly address in St Peter’s Square. “The doctors believe it would be right to intervene and so, following their advice, I have decided to have the operation to remove it. The operation is already planned in the coming days,” he said. Following the pope’s statement during his Angelus prayers, the Vatican press office said the pontiff was expected to have surgery in the next few days, and the expected recovery time from the operation would be around one week. The operation was to take place in the Gemelli hospital in Rome, which has frequently treated popes since John Paul II. No information has been given as to whether the surgery and recovery would affect the pope’s agenda for international trips. He is next due to go to Uruguay, Argentina and Peru between November 6 and 17. ‘Calmness’ In Chiclayo, a city in Peru that Leo is due to visit, members of the faithful expressed hope for his quick recovery. “A lung nodule is no small matter. Let’s hope God grants him the ability to travel by air and that he gets better soon,” said Olga Pol, 62. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said in a statement that the “calmness with which he spoke during today’s Angelus reassures us”. She expressed to the pope her “personal closeness, and that of the Italian government, as he confronts this ordeal of the coming days”. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wished Leo a “successful surgery and a swift, full recovery” in a post on X. “Our thoughts and prayers are with him, and we hope he will soon be back in good health and strength,” he added. Archbishop Daniel Sturla of Montevideo called on the faithful to pray for the pope’s “speedy recovery” and to continue preparations for his upcoming visit to Uruguay “with even greater enthusiasm”. Argentina’s bishops’ conference also urged Catholics to join in a special prayer for Leo ahead of the surgery, asking that it “go well” with a “swift and full recovery”. After the US and Israel launched a war against Iran in February, the pope became a high-profile critic of the conflict. He condemned US President Donald Trump’s threat to destroy Iran as “truly unacceptable” and urged Americans to demand that US lawmakers “work for peace”. Trump slammed the pontiff as “WEAK on Crime, and terrible for Foreign Policy” -- to which Leo replied that he had a “moral duty to speak out”. AFPmanilatimes · philippines
HEALTH1d agoPope Leo announces lung surgery in rare move for pontiffPope Leo XIV is set to undergo surgery this week to remove a nodule in his lung. In a rare move, the pontiff announced the news himself. Chris Livesay reports.CBS News
HEALTH1d agoControversial US-backed hepatitis B vaccine trial to move forward in Guinea-BissauA controversial US-backed hepatitis B vaccine trial on newborns was given approval to move forward in Guinea-Bissau last week, despite ethical concerns, according to the Guardian.Africanews [en]
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