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Health
Health refers to physical and mental well-being in the broadest sense.
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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.
Therapy for mothers who lost their babies
A Kenyan NGO is helping mothers cope with the emotional pain of infant deaths.
Therapy for Kenyan mothers who lost their babies
A Kenyan NGO is helping mothers cope with the emotional pain of infant deaths.
Being alone zaps energy from humans, scientists say
Social isolation is hard on us. A psychology researcher explains why being alone is not necessarily good for you.
Sweden starts largest military exercise in over 25 years
Over 26,000 soldiers from 14 countries, including the US and European members of NATO, are taking part in the drill.
Out of the void
Mental health and addiction problems are not talked about in many Asian countries. That can make it especially hard to overcome the crisis and the pain. For this episode of HER, three women take a look back at very difficult periods in their lives and share how they found their way out of the void that surrounded them.
North Korean tactical nuclear exercises heighten tensions
North Korea's first solid-fuel ICBM launch has ratcheted regional tensions even higher.
Florida approves 6-week abortion ban
Meanwhile, the US Justice Department said it would ask the Supreme Court to stop abortion pill restrictions.
Ghana first to approve Oxford malaria vaccine
An Oxford University malaria vaccine has received its first approval, in Ghana.
China reports first human death from H3N8 bird flu: WHO
A Chinese woman has become the first person to die from a form of avian influenza rarely caught by humans, the WHO says.
US, Philippines launch largest joint military exercises
The joint military drills are part of the US effort to strengthen its alliances in the Indo-Pacific to counter China.
Amputee top model Lauren Wasser champions body positivity
Amputee model Lauren Wasser nearly died from toxic shock syndrome, but has since become a beacon of body positivity.
China launches drills around Taiwan as 'stern warning'
Over 70 Chinese planes and nine ships were detected around Taiwan, a day after the island's president returned home.
How biodiversity loss jeopardizes human health
Biodiversity holds a treasure trove of chemicals that can be used to treat diseases. But species are disappearing.
75 years of the WHO: Not a 'global health police'
The World Health Organization was established on April 7, 1948. It's had major successes ― and failures.
France to draft 'end-of-life' bill, says Emmanuel Macron
President Emmanuel Macron said a draft bill on "end-of-life" rules will be prepared by summer.
WHO may add Saxenda obesity drug to essential medicines
A new obesity drug may go on the WHO's list of recommended essential medicines, enabling help for millions worldwide.
We need to talk about antibiotics & sugar
How our overuse of antibiotics puts us at risk of superbugs that are immune to drugs. Plus the dangers of sugar.
India: What's behind the spike in COVID cases?
A new virus variant could be driving the rise in COVID-19 cases in India, but there is no need to panic, experts say.
Weekly roundup — Thin bodies & thin blood
A pre-print supports targeting microclots in long COVID, and appetite suppressants can have unintended consequences.
Midwives, a hope for women in Afghanistan
In Afghanistan, women die every day during childbirth or pregnancy. Young midwives want to change that.
You emailed us
A response from Jim, an important update on a long COVID treatment, and the question that keeps Gabe up at night.
Climate change: The biggest health threat to humanity
Rising temperatures have huge ramifications for our health and the medical sector - and we are often ill prepared.
Obesity: What you need to know
Obesity has reached "epidemic proportions," according to the WHO. What are its causes and symptoms?
Beethoven: Locks of hair give new clues on composer's health
Researchers have managed to pull strands of DNA from Beethoven's hair, finding a genetic disposition to liver disease.
Tanzania: Marburg virus outbreak kills 5
Tanzania confirmed its first-ever cases of Marburg, which can lead to fatal viral fever with symptoms similar to Ebola.
What happens to your brain on psychedelics?
Hallucinogenic drugs like DMT could be the next best antidepressants. But do we know enough about how they work?
Finland declared happiest country sixth time in a row
The World Happiness Report surveys how satisfied people are with their lives in different countries.
COVID-19: No evidence of mental health 'tsunami'
The pandemic had a minimal effect on depression and anxiety symptoms in the general population, says a new study.
Men want the pill and they are ready to use it responsibly
There's high demand among men and their partners for male contraceptive pills, a new study shows.
Why you should (at least) try sleeping with an eye mask
Research suggests that sleeping with an eye mask improves our memory and alertness. But does it really work? If so, how?
Call for vaccine equity so COVID 'mistakes' are not repeated
More than 130 leaders are urging western countries in particular to do more to ensure vaccines are distributed globally
The Thailand-Myanmar border clinic for people fleeing war
People arrive at the Mae Tao clinic from cities across Myanmar to access its free health care.
Will male birth control pills ever work?
A male pill could become available soon, but an on-demand male contraceptive may have more potential. Would you take it?
Amazon-led warehouse boom in US fuels health concerns
A warehouse boom in Southern California promised economic welfare, but health advocates are now pointing up the risks.
Germany, UN call for Iran school poisonings probe
Schoolgirls in Iran have been reportedly poisoned. The UN and Germany have called for an investigation.
Meet western Cameroon's traditional masseurs
DW visited centers in western Cameroon to follow traditional bone repair with massages
Bird flu: 11 year-old girl dies in Cambodia
After a girl died from bird flu in Cambodia, health officials urged parents to keep their children away from poultry.
A woman dies every two minutes in pregnancy, childbirth: WHO
The latest report released by WHO states that almost 800 women die every day due to pregnancy or childbirth.
Turkey’s unfolding humanitarian crisis
Turkish healthcare workers are in a race against time after the earthquakes. Plus, a look at China's anti-work movement.
US demands company pay full cost of toxic derailment in Ohio
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued the order under a so-called Superfund law.
South Korean court recognizes gay couple's rights
Gay rights advocates said it was the first time a court had recognized a same-sex union in the country.
German Health Ministry confronts drug shortage
Pharmacists and drugmakers have warned that the government's plans do not go far enough.
North Korea fires long-range ballistic missile into sea
A suspected long-range nuclear-capable ballistic missile fired from near Pyongyang has landed in waters off Japan.
Menstruation, role models & screen time — your emails
A listener realizes she has premenstrual dysphoric disorder, while another calls Gabe and Conor 'Luddites.'
North Korea vows 'unprecedented' response to South-US drills
The exercises next week are part of the allies' efforts to better counter North Korea's nuclear threats.
Protesters stage huge rally in Madrid for better healthcare
Many protesters believe Madrid's conservative government is attempting to dismantle public healthcare.
Weekly roundup — A tough week
A crippling and underreported premenstrual disorder & how more lives could have been saved in Turkey and Syria.
Like PMS, but worse — premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD)
If the days before your period are REALLY bad – especially with mental health – you may have PMDD.
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