Cricket, long regarded in the U.K. as the game of the upper classes, is experiencing a revival—without some of its famously haughty traditions
Trained on millions of ECGs, the technology could help doctors fast-track high-risk patients toward earlier treatment
Regulators authorized LifeVac in the U.S., but medical groups say Heimlich and back blows are still the best methods
Ancient Indonesian jamu, a herbal elixir of turmeric and ginger, is reviving in cafés from Jakarta to New York.
More than 900 people in Greece live with the inherited disease, while new treatments have improved outcomes for many patients but have not provided a cure
Summer’s fruits and vegetables can do more than add color and flavor to your plate. Packed with water, electrolytes and nutrients, they offer a delicious way to help replenish fluids during the hottest months
A new opinion from France's health and safety agency warns that atypical work hours seriously harm employees' physical and mental health
You don’t need to make drinking water a part-time job since too much of it doesn’t have any real health benefit
A 30-year-old man from Nepal is being treated in the ICU at Lamia General Hospital following a suspected spider bite during farm work in Amfikleia
Why the diagnosis that can take years it's harder to spot in women
The FDA approved a therapy from Revolution Medicines that slows a cancer that kills seven of out eight patients within five years
Patients, doctors and nurses are turning to the technology for help identifying rare and undiagnosed diseases
A new international study finds that healthier diets, less food waste and more efficient farming could dramatically cut land-use emissions by 2050 — while reshaping agriculture and improving human health
Experts had mixed views on the current discourse and what it might mean for everyday people
Roughly a third of adults now consult AI for health advice, leaving doctors to untangle erroneous guidance.
Greece's Hellenic Thoracic Society urges residents near wildfires to avoid smoke exposure, stay indoors, and use high-filtration masks when travel is unavoidable, warning that children, older adults, pregnant women, and people with chronic illnesses face the greatest risk.
New research suggests up to 400mg of caffeine a day is safe for most healthy adults, with moderate coffee consumption potentially benefiting heart health.
Life expectancy keeps rising, but a new global study shows people are spending more years living with poor health, including in Greece
A European study finds early exposure to particulate pollution, especially at school, raises children's risk of a condition that often leads to type 2 diabetes and heart disease
Research has been mixed but association says evidence of coffee’s safety and even benefits has been growing over time