Health

The European Medical Journal reports a significant improvement in global alcohol policy preparedness, yet highlights critical gaps that hinder universal public health progress.

A recent report from the European Medical Journal highlights a concerning gap in vaccination uptake among patients with rheumatic diseases, urging a shift in clinical approach.

Health officials in New York City are investigating a cluster of Legionnaires’ disease on the Upper East Side, urging residents to stay vigilant about symptoms and water safety.

Oxford Professor Sir Andrew Pollard warns that the next pandemic is a mathematical certainty, urging world leaders to prioritize pandemic preparedness and vaccine infrastructure.

New research from the European Medical Journal reveals a significant increase in ICU survival rates for Multiple Myeloma patients, highlighting the impact of novel therapies and improved critical care protocols.

Explore five comprehensive, science-backed strategies to lose weight and maintain your results permanently by focusing on metabolic health, muscle preservation, and mindful habits.

Following the detection of a polio virus strain in Ghaziabad’s sewage, health authorities have launched an aggressive door-to-door immunization drive to safeguard India’s hard-won polio-free status.

New research published in the EMJ suggests that MRI could provide a radiation-free, highly accurate alternative to CT scans for the long-term monitoring of pulmonary sarcoidosis.

New research from the European Medical Journal highlights how touch care and aromatherapy are significantly reducing pain and anxiety in cancer patients, marking a major shift in oncology.

Kauvery Hospital in Chennai introduces Pulsed Field Ablation (PFA), a revolutionary non-thermal technology that sets a new safety and efficiency standard for treating Atrial Fibrillation.