Beloved vocalist Marinella continues to face health challenges a year after suffering a stroke on stage, fellow singer Marios Frangoulis said in a recent interview
Scientists found dormant bacteria inside arterial plaques that can “wake up,” rupture the plaque, and trigger heart attacks—opening the way for preventive vaccines against coronary disease
Sanofi is developing a vaccine that targets acne-causing bacteria, with early trials showing promising results. Experts say success could reduce antibiotic use and ease the global burden of acne, though public vaccine hesitancy remains a major challenge
Intense physical and mental demands during wildfire response increase cardiovascular risks, musculoskeletal injuries, and fatigue among professional and volunteer firefighters, highlighting the need for specialized training and prevention
From sand and seawater to UV radiation and sports mishaps, eye injuries are common during summer holidays. Experts share the most frequent risks and essential first aid tips to prevent lasting damage
Simple tools like “Water Reminder & Alarm” app can help you track how much water you’ve had — and nudge you when it’s time to take another sip.
Diabetic individuals who exercised for at least 150 minutes a week—regardless of whether it was over two sessions or several—experienced a 21% lower risk of death from all causes and a 33% lower risk of cardiovascular-related death compared to those who did not exercise
According to experts from the Society, high temperatures pose serious risks to human health, primarily triggering two heat-related conditions: heat exhaustion and heatstroke.
In the near future, a simple breath may be all it takes to catch early signs of disease—no needles required
While initially developed for lung cancer, the research team is now testing iSeg in real-time clinical environments and exploring its application to other types of tumors, including those of the liver, brain, and prostate
A White House video pokes fun at complex ingredient names in push to overhaul food system; ‘we’re coming for you’
Research suggests benefits beyond what popular diabetes and weight-loss drugs were first approved to treat
Patients often feel ignored and complain about disjointed care and a lack of communication
In an exclusive interview with TO BHMA, Dr. Piotr Kramarz shares his expertise on pandemic threats, lessons from COVID-19, and the global health landscape under Trump
Researchers are digging into exactly what can make packaged food unhealthy
The call to action aims to tackle 42 ongoing health emergencies, conflict-related trauma, and climate disasters impacting 305 million people.
How long we might live is more hotly debated than ever
The Athens Medical Association offers tips to prevent accidents and health problems during the summer holidays.
Some researchers warn water intoxication could be a growing issue
Scientists are homing in on how much—or how little—you can consume without raising your risk for health problems