The Supreme Medical Committee of the Cabinet urgently responded to the emergency of a 34-year-old woman from Menoufia suffering from hematemesis and severe anemia due to liver cirrhosis, requiring an endoscopy and blood transfusion from a rare blood type.

The Giza Criminal Court sentenced an unemployed man to 7 years for beating a child to death in Hawamdiyah after a dispute over a sandwich.

The Giza Criminal Court sentenced an unemployed man to 7 years for beating a child to death in Hawamdiyah after a dispute over a sandwich.

Surgeons successfully transplanted a genetically modified pig lung to a brain-dead patient, with the lung functioning for nine days without acute rejection or infection, though some damage appeared after 24 hours due to transplant-related inflammation.

Surgeons successfully transplanted a genetically modified pig lung to a brain-dead patient, with the lung functioning for nine days without acute rejection or infection, though some damage appeared after 24 hours due to transplant-related inflammation.

With autumn and the school year approaching, Moroccan civil and human rights groups call for reviewing the permanent daylight saving time due to its negative impact on mental health and quality of life, urging the government to open a transparent public debate.

Medical convoys at Al-Abbasiya Psychiatric Hospital provided 834 free health services in two days across multiple specialties including internal medicine, ENT, surgery, dermatology, obstetrics and gynecology, orthopedics, lab tests, radiology, and medication dispensing.

The Rural Development Department in Fayoum held an educational seminar in Sanro village, Abshway center, about food poisoning causes, symptoms, and prevention methods, attended by rural development engineers and agricultural research representatives.

The Deputy Minister of Health and Population visited Sohag Governorate to inspect Tahta General Hospital and several health units, monitoring medical service quality and enhancing efforts in population and maternal and child health issues.

A study of over 1000 children found that a diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids reduces the risk of myopia, with fewer cases among children consuming higher amounts of omega-3.