Experts urge UK government to regulate ultra-processed food industry like tobacco
Prof Kent Buse of the World Obesity Federation calls for strict regulation of the food industry in the UK following concerns over rising early-onset cancers.
Prof Kent Buse of the World Obesity Federation calls for strict regulation of the food industry in the UK following concerns over rising early-onset cancers.
A new analysis reveals that nearly 40 percent of FDA advisory committee meetings over the last two decades included patient or consumer representatives with active ties to pharmaceutical-funded advocacy groups.
University of Agriculture Faisalabad Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Zulfiqar Ali stated that promoting sports among students is essential for public health on October 13.
An independent evaluation of Google's new diagnostic chatbot named AMIE has released findings regarding its performance during initial trials.
The Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre announced a partnership with Ultrahuman to integrate smart ring algorithms into its national Sahatna healthcare application.
The BBC programme Inside Health examines the costs of full-body MRI scans and rising stroke rates among black African and Caribbean people in the UK.
Christa Pike survived a lethal injection execution attempt in the United States on June 18, marking the first time a prisoner has survived a complete execution attempt since 1976.
Frances Mei Hardin writes that resident physicians in certain clinical settings are required to request permission before using the restroom.
The International Monetary Fund and Pakistani officials agreed on conditions for two major financial facilities last week.
The Fair Work Commission in Australia recently ruled that a Victoria University adviser must be permitted to work from home one day per week despite the employer's initial refusal.