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Yonsei University is partnering with RIKEN and IBM to utilize the world's top-level supercomputer, Fugaku, and IBM Quantum System One to tackle complex computational challenges in understanding diseases like Leigh Syndrome.

Hyundai Bioscience is set to begin clinical trials for a universal antiviral treatment for dengue and similar diseases in Vietnam on March 30.

Nicky Richardson from Plymouth, England, faced years of misdiagnosis, culminating in the discovery of four chronic illnesses despite doctors insisting she was too young for serious health issues.

In Pavia, Agal introduced the 'Healed Passport', a clinical tool to aid children recovering from oncological diseases by ensuring preventive continuity and structured monitoring post-treatment.

Starting April 1, 2026, Poland's Ministry of Health will implement significant updates to the list of reimbursed medications, introducing 16 new therapies, primarily for cancer and rare diseases.

Cholesterol disorders are becoming more prevalent among young people and women in Estonia, especially after menopause, leading to a higher risk of cardiovascular diseases.

Chronic lung diseases, particularly Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), are a major cause of death in Poland and worldwide, highlighting the need for improved medical attention in the healthcare system.

Two families in Itapetininga, Brazil, struggle to secure treatment for their children diagnosed with rare diseases, facing legal challenges despite their efforts.

A new study indicates that recent generations are facing higher mortality rates and lower life expectancy due to diseases and external causes in the U.S.

A nutritionist shares essential dietary advice for individuals over 50, emphasizing the importance of nutrition in preventing diseases and promoting health during aging.

Cities in the Mining Zone of Brazil are experiencing a surge in suspected cases of infectious diseases following severe floods that resulted in significant casualties.

A Slovak health column discusses concerns regarding cholesterol-lowering statin medications and their potential link to neurodegenerative diseases such as dementia.

Flu and cold cases are rising swiftly in Brazil as the country approaches the peak season for respiratory illnesses during autumn and winter, according to a warning from Fiocruz.

Davina McCall was visibly emotional during Comic Relief after sharing a touching story about a mother's loss and the tragic rise in child mortality rates from preventable diseases.

The article discusses the therapeutic benefits of walking as a form of exercise that can improve physical and mental health.

A survey by Cobasi reveals that 41% of senior dogs in Brazil suffer from chronic illnesses, with arthritis and heart problems being the most prevalent.

Researchers are exploring a novel method to vaccinate bats against viruses they may carry, using their natural habits to facilitate the process.

Estonian researchers have discovered that a previously underappreciated genetic variant associated with hemochromatosis can lead to earlier onset of prostate issues in men.

Professor Kogie Naidoo discusses the persistent underfunding and neglect of tuberculosis compared to other diseases, despite its high mortality rates.

Despite being preventable and curable, tuberculosis (TB) remains a leading cause of death worldwide, overshadowed by greater funding for other diseases.

Several Catalan hospitals in Spain have reported three cases of hereditary angioedema linked to assisted reproduction techniques, highlighting the potential genetic risks involved in these procedures.

The article discusses the challenges faced by patients with rare diseases in accessing treatment due to a lack of recognition and support.

Doctors from Vilnius City Clinical Hospital warn about the growing prevalence of kidney diseases and emphasize the importance of early health checks and lifestyle choices.

Chinese researchers have developed a new method to vaccinate bats, which may help prevent disease outbreaks before they lead to a pandemic.

Psychologists suggest that so-called 'premonitory dreams' may occur in the early stages of illness when the brain detects biological changes, but the person has yet to feel any symptoms.

A gastroenterologist highlights the difficulties patients with intestinal diseases face in understanding dietary recommendations, particularly the Mediterranean diet, amidst chronic management of their condition.

Poland's new deposit return system has seen a significant increase in the collection of plastic bottles but also faces operational issues and political opposition from Przemysław Czarnek.

The 20th Latin Alliance Campus Forum, organized by Abrale, aims to enhance institutional connections and discuss strategies for supporting patients with chronic non-communicable diseases.

The director of the Infectious Diseases Center predicts a worsening measles outbreak in Latvia due to low vaccination rates among children.

A study reveals that mosquitoes began targeting humans for blood, leading to the spread of infectious diseases, around 1.8 million years ago when Homo erectus arrived in Southeast Asia.

Epidemiology is a fundamental discipline that underpins public health in a country by studying the distribution of diseases and the factors influencing that distribution.

The Bahia government has authorized health teams to enter public and private properties deemed to pose an imminent risk to public health due to arboviral diseases.

A newly modernized isolation station in Schwabing, Munich, is now equipped to treat highly contagious diseases such as Ebola and Lassa fever.

Doctors at Ravenna's infectious diseases department issued false certificates to prevent immigrants from being detained in a repatriation center, leading to professional bans for some involved.

World Youth Rheumatic Diseases Day is celebrated on March 18 to raise awareness about rheumatic diseases that can significantly impact children and young individuals.

This article discusses the impacts of aging on male sexuality after 50, highlighting hormonal changes, chronic diseases, and the importance of medical guidance.

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death among women, with symptoms that often differ significantly from those in men, complicating timely diagnosis.

The UN warns that without significant changes, 27 million children will die from preventable causes by 2030 due to stagnation in the reduction of child mortality amid climate crises, conflict, and lack of funding.

Latvia has expanded the ability of its Disease Prevention and Control Center to identify contacts in both international and local passenger transport through new governmental regulations.

A report reveals that Charcot's disease and other motor neuron diseases are stable in incidence and mortality in France, with three regions notably more impacted: Brittany, Occitanie, and Auvergne.

Germany's Federal Research Minister announced a National Decade against post-infectious diseases with a significant funding commitment, but documents suggest the ministry did not support this initiative.

As ticks emerge with warming temperatures and melting snow, the risk of tick-borne diseases also rises in southern Finland.

Vitamin A is an essential nutrient for vision and immune function, and its deficiency can lead to preventable blindness in children and increased risk of severe infections.

Researchers from the University of Turku have launched a national tick collection campaign, urging citizens to send in any ticks they encounter for research purposes.

The Polish Minister of Family, Labour and Social Policy has announced the amounts of one-time compensation payments for workplace accidents or occupational diseases for the period from April 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027.

Tick season has started in southern Finland and Åland as temperatures rise, increasing the risk of tick-borne diseases.

Heart and vascular diseases remain a leading cause of death in Estonia for both genders, with rising cholesterol levels particularly affecting women who believe they are in good health.

Karalis Dairy Industry is suspending its acquisition plans for cheese companies due to the spread of infectious diseases affecting livestock, raising concerns about the viability of the industry.

Minas Gerais has reported six deaths from dengue and over 8,000 confirmed cases as well as one death from chikungunya in 2026.

Uberaba has confirmed its first death from chikungunya this year, marking a worrying development in the fight against mosquito-borne diseases in Brazil.