The Turkish government proposed a law banning social networks for children under 15 years old
The Turkish government has put forward a legislative proposal aimed at banning social media access for children below the age of 15.
Illegal nicotine pouches are sold in Finland
Finland is seeing the sale of illegal nicotine pouches that exceed the legal nicotine limit set by tobacco laws.
Assisted suicide, Coscioni association: "No available Asl doctor to help Silvano"
The Coscioni association claims that no doctor from the local health authority was available to assist Silvano, a 56-year-old man who self-administered a lethal drug as part of Italy's assisted suicide law.
Proposed amendment to the law would allow the use of e-consultation for planned psychiatric treatment
Upcoming legal amendments in Estonia aim to expand the use of e-consultations for planned psychiatric care, potentially improving communication among healthcare professionals.
The Absolute Ban for Pharmacies Has Been Lifted. Head of GIF on Penalties
Following a ruling by the CJEU, the absolute ban on pharmacy advertising in Poland has been lifted, prompting new legislative responses.
MP investigates law that unifies city accounts and may affect health funding in Campo Grande
The Public Ministry of Mato Grosso do Sul is investigating a law that consolidates municipal financial accounts, raising concerns over potential impacts on health funding in Campo Grande.
Seven months in prison and deportation. The court confirmed the sentence for a dangerous patient who escaped from Bohnice
A court in Czechia has confirmed a seven-month prison sentence and deportation for a patient deemed dangerous who escaped from the Bohnice psychiatric facility.
Illegal products are sold in stores: "There should be none"
Certain stores are selling nicotine pouches that exceed the legal nicotine limit in Finland, drawing attention from regulatory authorities.
Civil servant arrested on suspicion of selling and illegally administering 'weight loss pen' at a health clinic in the interior of SP
A public servant in Santo Antônio do Jardim, Brazil, was arrested for illegally selling and administering a weight loss drug at a health clinic using diabetic syringes.
Good news for Illinois: the new laws signed by JB Pritzker that have come into effect
Numerous new laws have taken effect in Illinois, aimed at improving everyday aspects of life such as consumer rights, work regulations, and health services.
Major changes regarding burials and death declarations. New regulations are sparking discussion
The Polish Ministry of Health is reforming the law on medical activities, introducing the role of a coroner to officially declare deaths occurring outside medical facilities or homes, along with updating procedures and introducing an electronic death certificate.
Justice condemns Caixa to pay R$ 640,000 to family after life insurance denied for cocaine use
A Brazilian court has ordered Caixa Econômica Federal to pay R$ 639,000 to the family of a man whose life insurance claim was denied due to alleged cocaine use and supposed intent to commit suicide.
Poland also wants to ban social networks for children under 15. Tusk's government is already preparing a law
The Polish government is preparing a law that would prohibit access to social media for children under 15, making operators responsible for age verification.
Poland wants to ban social media for children
Poland is proposing a law to ban social media for children under 15 years old, as stated by Education Minister Barbara Nowacka.
Roula Pispirigkou: Is she getting out of prison? The request, the 'loophole', and the crucial percentage
Roula Pispirigkou, imprisoned for murdering her three children, is attempting to secure her release due to her poor health and a potential legal 'loophole' regarding disability percentages.
Pastor Son Hyun-bo, who held in-person worship during COVID, has a fine of 3 million won confirmed.
Pastor Son Hyun-bo, who conducted in-person worship services during COVID-19 restrictions, has had his fine of 3 million won confirmed by the Supreme Court of Korea.
What is known about the illness that “El Mencho” suffered before his downfall in Jalisco
The article discusses the health issues of Nemesio Oseguera Cervante, known as “El Mencho,” particularly regarding his renal disease discovered after his death in Mexico.
Man who stabbed four to death in Washington state had history of mental health issues
A man with a history of mental health and substance abuse issues was shot dead by police after fatally stabbing four people in Washington state.
Working Hours Act: 'Eleven Hours of Rest Must Be Observed'
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz considers the Working Hours Act dispensable, but employment lawyer Mira Ney argues for its necessity, citing cases of unpaid overtime and health issues stemming from excessive working hours.
Concerns About the Administrative Integration Law's Circumvention for Creating For-Profit Hospitals in Jeju
Concerns are rising that the Administrative Integration Special Law currently under consideration in the National Assembly could allow for-profit hospitals to be established outside the National Health Insurance framework.
Few Know: What It Means When a Mother-in-Law's Tongue Has Dry Leaves
The article discusses the common indoor plant 'mother-in-law's tongue' and the implications of dry leaves on its health and care.
When will we stop overlooking violations of the 52-hour workweek? [On-site]
The article critiques the frequent violations of South Korea's 52-hour workweek regulation, highlighting ineffective government enforcement and insufficient penalties for companies that exceed working hours.
New projects in the Sejm limiting alcohol consumption. But there’s no rush
Polish politicians are rushing to create new proposals to amend the alcohol law, but it remains uncertain if and when these will be implemented, despite a slight decrease in alcohol consumption.
Good news for law enforcement in New York: Kathy Hochul signed a law that strengthens peer mental health support
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed legislation aimed at enhancing mental health support for police and law enforcement officers, reflecting a growing recognition of the mental health challenges faced by these professionals.
Pepe Álvarez, against the employers: "They care a damn about workers' health"
Pepe Álvarez, the general secretary of UGT, criticized the CEOE's indifference toward worker health and safety during a speech in Mieres, emphasizing the urgent need for a new labor risk prevention law.
In New York: Kathy Hochul signed a law requiring warning labels on social media
Kathy Hochul, the Governor of New York, has signed a law that mandates warning labels on social media to alert users about potential risks.
Man arrested with irregular weight-loss pens in the DF
A man was arrested in Gama, Federal District, Brazil, for possessing irregular weight-loss pens following a police operation prompted by health surveillance authorities.
"Brazen game" – Shock over the actions of the National Coalition minister: The government's proposal is a "ticking bomb"
Opposition representatives from the Finnish Parliament's social and health committee are demanding additional proposals for the alcohol law due to concerns over the current government's proposal.
Harsh claims about Michael Jackson's health before his death - this is what he hid from doctors
New revelations about Michael Jackson's health issues before his death emerge from his autopsy report.
VIDEOS: MG1 from Friday, February 20, 2026
The article covers various news highlights from Brazil including investigations, legal decisions, health updates, and entertainment news.
Woman beaten to death in the rural area of Feira de Santana; partner confessed to the crime
A 30-year-old woman was beaten to death in Feira de Santana, Brazil, with her partner confessing to the crime after a violent dispute fueled by alcohol.
Cargo with weight-loss pens, cell phones, and appliances seized by the PRF in Southern Piauí
The Federal Highway Police (PRF) intercepted a truck carrying weight-loss pens, cell phones, appliances, and a video game in Piauí, revealing issues with legal compliance regarding purchases made in Paraguay.
Raghav Chadha's Favorite Brown Dhokla, How Parineeti's Mother-in-law Makes It
Parineeti Chopra's mother-in-law shares a special recipe for brown dhokla that her son Raghav Chadha enjoys, highlighting the dish's health benefits and unique flavor.
Is it due to women's lack of 'effort'? [Wise Journalist Life]
The South Korean National Assembly has passed amendments to the school meal law, legally defining school meal workers and addressing their health and safety measures, while a survey reveals a stark contrast in gender wage perception between young men and women.
Wife of young man hospitalized after eating açaí denies poisoning the food in Ribeirão Preto, SP
The wife of a young man who was hospitalized after consuming açaí has denied any involvement in the alleged poisoning incident in Ribeirão Preto, Brazil, as the police continue their investigation.
Man arrested in flagrant after stabbing woman and stepson, invading UPA and killing brother-in-law
A man was arrested after he invaded a health unit in Rio de Janeiro, stabbing his wife, stepson, and killing his brother-in-law.
Surprising Turn in Alcohol Home Delivery Law - Social and Health Committee Released Confidential EU Document from Years Ago
Finland's Social and Health Committee revealed confidential documents containing new insights into the EU Commission's stance on alcohol imports, which could significantly affect the country's alcohol remote sales law.
The Path that the ‘Crisis Youth and Children Law’ Must Take
The article discusses the newly established Crisis Youth and Children Law in South Korea, focusing on its implementation and the challenges faced by youth centers.
Major Operation for a Psychiatric Patient Barricaded in Las Cañitas
A psychiatric patient in Buenos Aires threatened to harm herself during a standoff with police in her apartment, prompting a large-scale response from law enforcement.
The proposal to limit home care support for immigrants contained completely incorrect figures – According to the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, the reason was haste
A draft law to limit home care support for immigrants released today included erroneous figures, prompting corrections from the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health.
Family searches for daughter missing for 5 months; municipal law expands search publicity
The family of Priscila Peres Braga Gonçalves, missing for five months, seeks help from the public to find her in light of new municipal initiatives aimed at raising awareness of such cases.
Driver who ran over physiotherapist was wearing an ankle bracelet and showed signs of intoxication, investigation reveals
A driver wearing an ankle bracelet was arrested for running over a physiotherapist and displaying signs of intoxication, as the victim remains in a critical condition.
Grieving parents demand changes after 26-year-old son euthanized under controversial law
The parents of a 26-year-old Canadian man are calling for reform of the country's MAID laws after their son was euthanized despite having a history of mental health issues.
Ministry of Welfare: special regulation for one day of illness without a sick leave is not necessary
Latvia's Ministry of Welfare has determined that implementing a special regulation allowing employees to take one day off for acute illness without a sick leave form is unnecessary after consultations with other ministries and social partners.
The government will review the new Sports Law. Siliņa names the priority
The Latvian government is set to review a new Sports Law focusing on promoting active lifestyles and transparency in sports funding.
Brother opened the window and was shocked, brother-in-law and sister found hanging from the ceiling fan with a single saree
In Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, a couple was found dead hanging from a ceiling fan, suspected to have died by suicide, prompting shock in their village.
B.C. ends drug decriminalization, but needs to start charging for possession again: MLA
B.C. MLA Elenore Sturko declares the province's drug decriminalization plan a failure and advocates for reintroducing possession charges for illegal drugs.
Shops Offering Marijuana Products Balance on the Edge of the Law. What Does the State Think?
In Prague, numerous weed shops operate, selling cannabis products that some authorities believe may violate the law due to their advertising practices and lack of product information.
Law Authorizing Internships for Students from Foreign Universities in Acre Hospitals is Sanctioned
The governor of Acre has sanctioned a law allowing medical students from foreign universities to intern at local hospitals, aiming to improve public health and address the demand for healthcare professionals in the region.
It is official: Pritzker signs a historic law to protect and expand access to vaccines for the inhabitants of Illinois
Illinois has officially passed a law aimed at enhancing vaccine access amidst ongoing federal health policy controversies.