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HEALTHSep 25Obesity and overweight cost European economies billions of euros a year, industry saysObesity and overweight are costing European economies billions of euros every year, with the burden equivalent to what some countries spend on housing or defence, according to a pharmaceutical industry’s report.EuroNews [en]
HEALTHSep 25Knox Community Hospital adds three primary care providersKnox Community Hospital has added Dr. Jennifer Haase, Amanda Lilly and Sierra Lybarger to its primary care teams in Mount Vernon and Fredericktown.yourohionews · united states of america
HEALTHSep 25Dow International Dental College honours house officers at 5th Research DayKARACHI: Dow International Dental College (DIDC), Dow University of Health Sciences (DUHS), celebrated the completion of house-job training and showcased young dental researchers at its House Job Certificate Distribution Ceremony and 5th House Officer Research Day 2026. Held at the DIDC Chanesar Campus, the event brought together the college's 2026 House Officers to mark their clinical training achievements and highlight research projects presented during the fifth edition of the House Officer Research Day. The ceremony was attended by Prof. Dr. Nazli Hossain, Vice Chancellor, Dow University of Health Sciences, who served as the Chief Guest, while Prof. Dr. Amynah Charana Shaikh, Principal, Dow International Dental College, led the event. The programme combined two milestones for the graduating House Officers: the completion of their house-job training and an opportunity to present research undertaken across different departments of the dental college. Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery project takes first prize The research competition featured projects from various departments of Dow International Dental College, with the Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery department securing the First Prize. The winning research project was titled “CCN1 Expression and Its Association with Field Cancerization in Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma.” The study title reflects research into CCN1 expression and its association with field cancerization in oral squamous cell carcinoma, placing oral cancer research among the key academic highlights of this year's House Officer Research Day. The Second Prize was awarded to the General Pathology department. The Third Prize went to the Dental Materials department for its project titled “Bio functional Modification of Restorative GIC with Miswak Extract.” Together, the winning projects represented research interests spanning oral cancer, pathology and dental materials, demonstrating the range of subjects explored by House Officers during the research day. House Officers showcase clinical and academic progress The event was also a recognition of the clinical and academic journey completed by the 2026 House Officers. House-job training represents an important stage in the transition from undergraduate dental education to professional clinical practice, providing graduates with structured exposure to patient care and clinical responsibilities. At DIDC, the certificate distribution ceremony marked the successful completion of this training for the graduating House Officers. The event therefore served not only as a research competition but also as a formal recognition of the House Officers' progression through their clinical training. Research becomes part of the House Officer experience The fifth edition of the House Officer Research Day placed research alongside clinical training in the programme's recognition of young dental professionals. Projects presented by different departments gave House Officers an opportunity to engage with research questions relevant to oral healthcare, dental materials and pathology. The first-prize project on CCN1 expression and field cancerization in oral squamous cell carcinoma particularly highlighted an area of research with relevance to understanding changes associated with oral cancer. Meanwhile, the Dental Materials project exploring modification of restorative glass ionomer cement (GIC) with Miswak extract reflected an interest in developing and evaluating dental materials through locally relevant research approaches. The provided event information does not specify the individual House Officers or research teams behind each project, so the awards are attributed to their respective departments. DUHS leadership marks completion of training The presence of Prof. Dr. Nazli Hossain, Vice Chancellor of Dow University of Health Sciences, as Chief Guest underscored the university-level recognition of the House Officers' academic and clinical achievements. Prof. Dr. Amynah Charana Shaikh, Principal of Dow International Dental College, led the ceremony as the institution celebrated the graduating House Officers and their research contributions. The combination of certificate distribution and research presentations made the event a recognition of both practical clinical training and academic engagement. Certificates conclude the 2026 House Officer milestone The event concluded with the distribution of House Job Certificates to the graduating House Officers, formally marking their successful completion of training. For the 2026 House Officers, the ceremony brought together the culmination of their house-job experience and recognition of their participation in academic research. The fifth House Officer Research Day also provided a platform for departments to highlight research projects while encouraging a culture of academic inquiry alongside clinical dentistry at Dow International Dental College. 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HEALTHSep 25Brazil opens the door to free Ozempic and Wegovy: SUS evaluates incorporating obesity treatmentsLa medida aún requiere evaluación técnica, consulta pública y financiación, mientras Brasil enfrenta un aumento sostenido de la obesidad.El Tiempo
HEALTHSep 25Deaths of 2 Ole Miss students renew scrutiny of kratom sold at gas stationsLafayette County Metro Narcotics said the deaths are being investigated separately and there is no confirmed evidence they are connected.headtopics · united states of america
HEALTHSep 25LIVE: Six years on from COVID-19, is the world ready for the next pandemic?COVID-19 killed millions, shattered health systems and brought the global economy to a virtual standstill. World leaders are meeting Friday to review the lessons learned and cement a new approach to prevention and preparation for the next pandemic. Hopes are high that a World Health Organization-led international agreement can move forward.UN News
HEALTHSep 25NIH funding cuts delayed a promising childhood brain cancer trial. Patients lost time they didn't have.A delayed clinical trial underscores the stakes of federal research funding cuts for children with DIPG, a deadly brain tumor with few treatment options.CNBC
HEALTHSep 25Researchers document first human deaths by Caspian cobra in IndiaA case report in Epidemiology International documents the first confirmed human deaths from Naja oxiana, also called the Central Asian cobra, with two deaths and two survivals recorded in Himachal Pradesh’s Chamba districtThe Hindu
HEALTHSep 25Ganeshotsav: Maharashtra FDA seizes 6.34 lakh kg of suspected adulterated foodThe Food and Drug Administration’s statewide food safety drive covered 3,068 establishments across Maharashtra and seized stock worth ₹9.76 crore between September 1 and 23The Hindu
HEALTHSep 25Mozambique faces rising drug use as trafficking routes fuel local addictionHospital admissions linked to drug use rose 38 percent last year to more than 32,280, according to government figures that experts say reflect only a fraction of the problem.Africanews [en]
HEALTHSep 25As a child she nearly lost her life to a rare condition. Today, at 26, she is overcoming the oddsOlivia DeKold was born with a rare disorder that keeps her tethered to tubes. She holds tightly to life’s gifts as if her life depends on it. She believes it does.headtopics · united states of america
HEALTHSep 25Pickleball coach encourages people to give blood , teams up with the American Red CrossA pickleball coach is collaborating with the American Red Cross to encourage blood donations, promoting community health and civic engagement.southernminn.com · United States
HEALTHSep 25BUCS Pride: Grand Haven retiree turns personal cancer losses into community movementSharon Yonker has known cancer's cruelty firsthand. Rather than retreat from that grief, the retired Grand Haven teacher turned it into action.fox17online · united states of america
HEALTHSep 25Prime Medicine stock jumps 8% after FDA clears PM647 trialPrime Medicine's stock jumped after the FDA cleared a trial for its PM647 medicine. This development suggests progress for the company's research and potential future products.Seeking Alpha Tech
HEALTHSep 25Suicide: how lack of social inclusion and economic factors influence the increase in cases among adolescents and young peopleIt is a phenomenon with several causes, requiring a collective approach. Prevention is possible, but support networks are needed.Clarín
HEALTHSep 25Living better is not living longer: 10 myths about longevityLongevity has become fashionable, but there is a lot of confusion around the concept.Clarín
HEALTHSep 25How AI and robots provide companionship for people with Alzheimer’sFrom conversational robots to an AI-powered voice, hospitals and care homes in France are testing new technologies to support people living with Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative conditions.EuroNews [en]
HEALTHSep 25Dengue under control in Tamil Nadu, says Health Secretary in MaduraiIn Madurai, as of September 23, 288 dengue fever cases had been reported, including 105 in Corporation limits, 11 in municipalities, nine in panchayats and 163 in town panchayats; Field staff are carrying out fogging, which will be intensified in rural pockets as wellThe Hindu
HEALTHSep 25DR Congo: Young doctor dies of Ebola as cases surge beyond epicentreAfricanews [en]
HEALTHSep 25Could childhood sugar intake raise the risk of adult anxiety?Exposure to sugar in the first 1,000 days of a child’s life, from conception to around the age of two and a half, increases the risk of developing anxiety in adulthood, according to a new study.EuroNews [en]
HEALTHSep 25Shoalhaven and Milton hospitals gain 13 new nurse roles | South Coast RegisterShoalhaven and Milton hospitals have acquired 13 new nursing positions, as reported by the South Coast Register. This matters as it indicates an expansion of healthcare staffing and services in the local community.southcoastregister.com.au · Australia
HEALTHSep 25Jodhpur AIIMS resident doctor death sparks protest ; OPD services hit , probe panel formedThe death of a resident doctor at Jodhpur AIIMS has led to protests, affecting Out-Patient Department (OPD) services, and prompted the formation of a probe panel. This matters due to the disruption of medical services, potential public health impact, and concerns over medical staff well-being.bilkulonline.com · India
HEALTHSep 25Youth charity calls for investment in early support as mental health pressures riseA youth charity is advocating for increased investment in early support services due to rising mental health pressures. This underscores the growing concern for youth mental well-being.shropshirelive.com · United Kingdom
HEALTHSep 25What is analogue paneer, and why is FSSAI cracking down on it? | ExplainedAnalogue paneer is not necessarily an illegally adulterated product merely because it is an analogue. FSSAI has recognised “Analogue in Dairy Context” as a category. The regulatory concern arises when such a product is represented to consumers as conventional paneer or another dairy productThe Hindu
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