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Health
Health refers to physical and mental well-being in the broadest sense.
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Drug sales and violence up in EU, report finds
According to the European Union's narcotics monitor, the greater diversity of illicit drugs is increasing health risks.
The vacation remedy!
Foreign surroundings and new activities give our brains fresh input. Time to go on vacation!
How everyday toxins are a risk to our health
How can we protect ourselves from natural and industrial toxins?
German pharmacies close in protest action
The majority of Germany's pharmacies have shut their doors in protest as their work becomes more demanding.
Air Defender 23: NATO's biggest-ever exercise
Air Defender 23 in Germany is the largest air force drill in NATO's history.
NATO: Air Defender 23 is its biggest exercise ever
NATO is conducting major war games in the skies over Germany. Civilian flights are likely to be disrupted.
Weekly roundup — What's that gorgeous noise?
Seemingly inexplicable seated urination, a wildflower meadow amidst the immaculate lawns of Cambridge University, birds singing soothing songs on the eastern bank of the River Rhine, and an oddly beautiful sound that emanates from a DW bathroom — this one's got it all.
The songs of birds are good for our nerves
Birdsong is apparently so good for us all it takes is an audio recording to bring down anxiety levels — and paranoia.
How does social media cause stress?
Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, WhatsApp — constant notifications distract the brain, leading to stress and exhaustion.
New York air pollution: How to protect yourself from smoke
Northeastern states in the US have been experiencing historically high levels of air pollution
India: Delhi clinic focuses on health care for sex workers
In Delhi, one organization is helping sex workers and their families access free health care.
India: Why are doctors performing needless hysterectomies?
Doctors are tricking vulnerable women into unnecessary hysterectomies, critics say.
Germany goes on a charm offensive to draw Brazil's nurses
To fill gaps caused by a labor shortage Germany wants to attract migrants from Brazil to work in its health care sector.
Return to Angola a 'moral issue' for young heart surgeon
A young Angolan cardiovascular surgeon, originally trained in Brazil, has decided to return home to help his people.
New Zealand cracks down on vaping, bans single-use devices
The measures outlaw disposable e-cigarettes, as the country pushes ahead to a create a smoke-free generation by 2025.
Cholera: Health crisis threatens Kenya's Dadaab refugee camp
The refugee complex in Kenya hosts nearly 300,000 refugees from Somalia and neighboring countries.
Health of German woman jailed in Iran failing, says activist
A fellow inmate says the life of activist Nahid Taghavi is "in danger" as the 66-year-old struggles with severe pain.
Why many Indians don't trust mental health advice
Many Indians who don't conform to social norms say their experiences with therapy left them feeling disrespected.
No, the WHO isn't trying to grab pandemic 'lockdown powers'
Claims that the WHO will enforce lockdowns in future pandemics are false.
Is India doing enough to clean up its pharma industry?
India has said cough syrup manufacturers must supply samples for testing before export. But experts say it's not enough.
I’m a non-smoker at last! Why you should give up smoking too
Just eight weeks after I smoked my last cigarette, great things happened to my body and mind.
India: How is climate change impacting menstrual health?
Women suffer increasing risks to their health in the wake of natural disasters, according to a UN report.
Are climate doomers right?
A growing number of people believe that humanity is doomed because of climate change – are they right?
Depression in football: The fan groups fighting the taboo
In Germany, fans are taking matters into their own hands in supporting their fellow fans with mental health issues.
Does cannabis cause depression in teenagers?
Increasing evidence is linking cannabis use in teens with depression, but whether one causes the other is still unclear.
Could designer tomatoes solve global vitamin D deficiency?
A team of British researchers has genetically modified tomatoes to produce Vitamin D.
Germany struggles to recruit rural doctors
Germany is finding it increasingly difficult to attract medical professionals to work in rural communities.
Beauty filters face legislation to protect mental health
Photo and video filters may make for a flawless appearance but they enforce unrealistic ideals among social media users.
Bladders, bowels & mental health
Two studies show, in different ways, how the health of our urinary/digestive systems is intertwined with our brains.
Weekly roundup — An episode to make your life better
We hope this podcast shortens your work week, improves your mood and changes the way you think you see the world.
What is the best age to have your first child?
A teen dad in Kenya narrates his story, and we get to know why teen pregnancies are on the rise in Ghana
Mpox no longer a global health emergency, says WHO
More than 87,000 cases of mpox were recorded in the past year, resulting in 140 deaths.
The 4-day work week… usually works?
A German survey, a British study, research from Australia — all make a strong case for the four-day work week.
South Africa's healthcare train
A healthcare train in South Africa journeys to far flung places in the country to treat the ill.
US tennis star Amanda Anisimova takes mental health break
The former world No. 21 is stepping away from the tennis court for a break to prioritize her mental well-being.
Global 3000 - The Globalization Program
A mobile clinic in South Africa and a 'recycled' orchestra in Paraguay
WHO says COVID-19 is no longer a global health emergency
The World Health Organization, however, stressed that the virus "is here to stay."
Pakistan: More women joining gyms
Cultural norms around women working out are changing in Pakistan. What's driving this change?
Abuse of power: The psychology of abusive relationships
Abuse of power can happen to anyone, anytime, anywhere. Here's are some of the most common traits of a power abuser.
NYC subway passenger choked to death
Jordan Neely, a Black man died after being held in a chokehold by a fellow passenger, a Marine veteran.
Ghana: Overcoming mental health struggles
Meet the NGO in Ghana which helps people with mental health issues to take care of their daily needs — through farming.
Will NATO exercises disrupt European air traffic this June?
This June, NATO will be conducting air force exercises in German airspace. How will this impact European air traffic?
Gold mining in Senegal: A harsh way to make a living
Making money mining gold in Senegal is not easy, and it is an especially difficult life for women and children.
European pediatricians warn of impending medication shortage
The chief of the BVKJ is one of the co-signatories of a letter to health ministers including Karl Lauterbach.
Deja vu: How science explains this mysterious phenomenon
Is deja vu a sign of an unhealthy brain? What the science says?
Women risk health and safety to find gold in Senegal
Many women work in Senegal's mines but often find themselves victims of sexual exploitation and gender-based violence.
Air pollution killing 1,200 young people in Europe each year
Children are exposed to air pollution levels far higher than WHO recommendations, the EEA found.
Italy shies away from sex education
Italy is one of nine EU countries without compulsory sex education. Experts say this puts young people at risk.
For Japan's senior soccer players, 80 is the new 50
Japan's senior soccer players aren't thinking about giving up. At over 80, they're still showing what they've got.
India's sexual wellness industry booms, but taboo remains
Despite the topic remaining widely taboo, the adult products industry is experiencing a surge.
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