Alert for avian influenza: authorities warn about symptoms indicating contagion in humans and urge people to consult a doctor
Authorities in Argentina are raising alarms over recent cases of avian influenza in birds and warn the public about potential human contagion.
The phenomenon of therians: less alarm and more real connection
The phenomenon of 'therians' involves young people identifying partially with non-human animals and has gained attention due to social media, but is not seen as a clinical disorder.
Scientists make startling discovery when examining prostate cancer tissue
A recent study discovered plastic fragments in prostate cancer tissue, raising concerns about the potential impact of microplastics on human health.
Anopheles mosquitoes have been feeding on human blood for 2 million years
A study suggests that Anopheles mosquitoes, which include malaria transmitters, have developed a preference for human blood since the arrival of early hominins in Southeast Asia around 1.8 million years ago.
We All Yearn for Humanity. There Has Been Enough of Social Networks, Says Pam Rabbit
Pam Rabbit expresses concern over the overwhelming presence of social media in our lives.
Gabriel Rolón, the psychologist who fills stadiums: 'Only someone who has never undergone psychoanalysis identifies with their achievements'
Gabriel Rolón, a renowned psychologist and writer from Argentina, emphasizes the complexity of self-knowledge and the mysteries of the human psyche, claiming that sincere psychoanalysis helps connect with patients and readers alike.
Brain activity of babies helps to unravel the human brain
A study involving researchers from Brazil, South Africa, and the United States reveals that neural networks in babies aged 3 months to 2 years resemble those of adults, suggesting early foundational structures of brain architecture.
Have you done yoga with horses?: this practice that regulates the nervous system takes place on a beach in Ecuador
A veterinary student has created a unique practice called equinoyoga, combining yoga with the presence of horses to promote both animal and human well-being on an Ecuadorian beach.
The right to health in a critical state
Public health in Ecuador is facing serious challenges, affecting countless families who struggle with inadequate access to essential medical care and treatments.
The Moroccan feminist imprisoned for displaying the slogan 'Allah is lesbian' risks amputation
Moroccan feminist Ibtissam 'Betty' Lachgar faces possible amputation due to deteriorating health issues related to cancer while imprisoned for her activism.
Human health and a comprehensive approach to the spiritual, mental, and physical
A free talk exploring the integration of spiritual, mental, and physical health will take place in Argentina.
Legendary Texas BBQ restaurant in spotlight as RFK Jr touts 'real food' on health tour
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visited Terry Black’s Barbecue in Austin, Texas, during his national BBQ tour, emphasizing the importance of 'real food' alongside new dietary guidelines.
RESULT OF HUMAN TRIALS: This amino acid can combat cavities and caries
Arginine, a natural amino acid found in saliva and foods, has been shown in human trials in Denmark to inhibit the processes that lead to tooth decay and cavities.
UN: Women are at risk as Taliban restrictions impact Afghan healthcare
Taliban restrictions significantly endanger the lives of women and their children, as reported by a UN human rights expert.
Alert in Spain: WHO notified about a pig flu virus believed to have transmitted between humans
Spain has notified the World Health Organization about a suspected human-to-human transmission of the A(H1N1)v strain of the swine flu virus.
A human case of swine flu detected in Lleida: the fourth in Spain since 2009
The Catalonia Health Department has reported a human case of H1N1 swine flu in Lleida, marking the fourth case in Spain since 2009, with experts assessing the situation as posing a "very low" risk to the population.
Three Swedish children remain in the IS camp
Three Swedish children are still stranded in a Syrian camp, and Sweden refuses to repatriate them, raising concerns over their health and safety.
Photos of the Sweida Exchange Spark Controversy Over Treatment of Detainees
The recent exchange of detainees in Sweida has ignited a heated debate among Syrians regarding the treatment of prisoners, especially noting the differences in health and condition of those released by the Syrian government versus armed groups.
Revolution in Medicine: American scientists begin compiling a 'Human Fart Atlas'
Researchers from the University of Maryland have developed smart underwear to measure gas output and hydrogen content, suggesting that people may fart twice as often as previously thought.
Body compensates for energy expenditure during physical exercises, study suggests
A recent study suggests that the human body compensates for energy spent during exercise, indicating that aerobic workouts might not burn as many calories as previously thought.
The first clinical trial to 'reprogram' human aging is launched
The first human clinical trial aimed at reversing aging processes has begun, announced by Dr. David Sinclair at the World Government Summit.
Attention New Mexico: Full childhood vaccination recommendations remain in place despite HHS reduction
New Mexico's Health Department has decided to maintain its complete childhood vaccination recommendations in light of a recent reduction by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
Health, environment departments questioned salmon antibiotic approval
Tasmanian government agencies raised concerns over the approval of the antibiotic florfenicol for use in salmon farms, citing inadequate evidence regarding its potential impact on human health and the environment.
With shouts, Venezuelan political prisoners confirmed that Nahuel Gallo continues on hunger strike in Venezuela
Nahuel Gallo, an Argentine gendarme imprisoned in Venezuela, is confirmed to be on hunger strike, raising alarms about his health.
Help for Balding from a 'Miracle Substance' – Can Restore Hair in Just Three Weeks
A new promising remedy for baldness may allow hair to regrow in just three weeks using natural fatty acids found in the human body.
Does winter really weaken you? Why it may be more valuable to the body than a constant summer
The article discusses the importance of seasonal variation, particularly winter, for human biology and resilience.
Chocolate Honey Created Beneficial for Human Health
Researchers in Brazil have developed a new health-beneficial chocolate honey using a stingless bee species and cocoa pod husks.
Dangerous chemicals detected in headphones. "They migrate to the human body"
A study has revealed that harmful chemicals detected in headphones commonly available in Central European markets pose potential health risks.
Virus that killed 72 tigers at Thai zoos not bird flu, officials say
Thai officials confirm that the deaths of 72 tigers at two zoos were not caused by bird flu and reassured the public about animal-to-human transmission risks.
After visiting the Penitentiary, organizations and the Ombudsman highlight the authorities' openness to resolve health and overcrowding issues
The Permanent Committee for the Defense of Human Rights confirmed alarming health and overcrowding issues in the Litoral Penitentiary following a recent inspection.
Uganda: Worries grow over Kizza Besigye's health
There is rising concern about the health of Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye, who has been imprisoned for over a year, as threats against his life continue to emerge.
Commission visits the modules of the Litoral Penitentiary: relatives of inmates hold a vigil outside
A commission visited the Litoral Penitentiary to assess health and food protocols, while relatives of inmates protested outside for their rights.
Fraudulent receipt of approximately 2 billion yen in human resource development grants; expenses effectively funneled back from training institutions
Reports reveal a nationwide fraudulent receipt of approximately 2 billion yen in human resource development grants managed by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.
[Exclusive] 'Patient tied for 10 months' at Bucheon Irum Hospital, now a patient falls to death
A recent incident at Bucheon Irum Hospital, where a patient fell to her death, has raised further concerns after the facility was previously criticized for human rights violations involving the restraints of patients.
How Innocent Girls in North Korea are Selected for the 'Pleasure Brigade'
North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un has escalated the selection of young women for his 'Pleasure Brigade', which reportedly draws from school girls based on strict criteria of innocence and health.
Smart underwear created to study human flatulence emissions
A team of researchers has developed smart underwear equipped with sensors to measure human flatulence emissions accurately.
South Africa: Human Rights Commission to Investigate Seshego Water Crisis
The Human Rights Commission in Limpopo is set to investigate a complaint from Seshego residents regarding the Polokwane Municipality's failure to provide clean drinking water, which has resulted in health issues.
Andrea Bariselli, psychologist and neuroscientist: "We demand too much from the brain against our nature"
Andrea Bariselli discusses the detrimental effects of excessive information consumption and multitasking on human nature and brain capacity.
When the Self is Confined in a Psychological Prison
The article discusses the significance of confinement, both physically and psychologically, highlighting its impact on human well-being and mental health.
Test how well you know human anatomy - If you score 10/10, you're awesome
A quiz from Iltalehti challenges readers to test their knowledge of human anatomy, with top scorers being praised as exceptional.
How cats can provide the key to curing cancer in humans
A detailed genetic map of cancer in domestic cats shows significant similarities with human versions of the disease, potentially guiding new treatment methods for both species.
More than 40 everyday chemicals found in human semen: How toxic compounds impact male reproductive health
A study has detected 42 everyday chemicals in human semen, raising concerns about their impact on male reproductive health.
The cold has brought the rodents out – the store sold more rat poison than in years
This winter has seen a notable increase in rat sightings in Finland, attributed to the harsh cold pushing the rodents closer to human habitats.
'Everything was removed': Gambians share pain with FGM ban in balance
The ongoing Supreme Court case in Gambia regarding the ban on female genital mutilation (FGM) raises deep tensions between cultural traditions and women's rights.
A GUIDE TO A GOOD LIFE ⟩ The Mental Health of Future Estonians
Estonians are increasingly satisfied with their lives, having risen to become one of the countries with the highest human development, yet psychological problems are worsening.
Feline cancer is genetically similar to human cancer, which will aid in treatment research
Research indicates that the genetic similarities between feline and human cancers could enhance treatment options for both species.
The severe physical damage that a person living as a therian could suffer: how it affects the human body
The therian phenomenon, where individuals identify with animals, poses significant health risks due to the physical imitation of animal behaviors.
[Exclusive] The National Human Rights Commission Plans to Impose a Fine of 18 Million Won Per Person on Bangude Hospital for Refusal of Investigation
The National Human Rights Commission of South Korea is set to impose heavy fines on officials from Bangude Hospital for obstructing an investigation, with significant implications for hospital accountability.
The largest genetic map of cat cancer paves the way for shared treatments with humans
A new comprehensive genetic study reveals that cats share many types of cancer with humans, potentially leading to therapeutic advancements for both species.
TARMO SOOMERE ⟩ Allies are not left behind
Academic Tarmo Soomere discusses the urgent need to restore the health of ecosystems like fields, forests, and bogs in response to human demands that have triggered mass species extinction.