Increasing sugar consumption leads to higher blood glucose levels, raising the risk of diabetes and heart disease. Dark velvety patches on the skin called acanthosis nigricans may be an important warning sign of high blood sugar.

A recent study warns that microplastic particles smaller than 5 millimeters can disrupt gut bacteria balance, with changes resembling those linked to depression and bowel cancer. The research was led by Austria's CB Med center and presented at the 2025 European Medical Conference on Gastrointestinal Diseases.

A 2023 WHO report revealed that one in six people was infected with antibiotic-resistant bacteria, with resistance rising over 40% between 2018 and 2023, posing an increasing global health threat.

The Abu Dhabi Early Childhood Authority highlighted the risk and protective factors influencing children's mental health, emphasizing the crucial role of family, school, and community environments in either supporting or challenging children's psychological well-being.

Harvard Psychology researchers highlight that simple daily habits like gratitude journaling, screen breaks, and walking in nature help reduce mental fatigue and boost happiness.

Dr. Svetlana Chernova warned that prolonged sitting in office work causes back and neck pain, joint disorders, poor circulation, weight gain, eye strain, and psychological problems such as anxiety and lack of concentration.

A recent medical study shows that breastfeeding strengthens children's immunity and reduces chronic inflammation, improving their long-term health. The study analyzed data from about 900 infants and highlighted the importance of fats in breast milk in reducing inflammation.

Widespread protests erupted in Gabes, Tunisia, due to pollution from the Ghannouch chemical complex causing suffocation cases among residents and students. Locals express anger over repeated government promises without implementation and demand closure of polluting units to protect their health and environment.

Frequent heartburn may indicate serious conditions like GERD or esophageal cancer. Learn the warning signs that require immediate medical attention to prevent severe complications.

Researchers at McGill University have developed a new hydrogel that effectively treats vocal cord injuries with long-lasting effects, outperforming current treatments that degrade quickly and require repeated procedures. The new gel resists degradation and promotes natural healing of the vocal cords.