Brazilian health authorities are monitoring two patients for potential Ebola infection, which could mark the first cases outside Africa since the outbreak began in DR Congo.
A recent study underscores the troubling reality of high healthcare costs and subpar outcomes in the United States, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the system.
Despite the Trump administration's reclassification of marijuana, it remains off-limits for truck drivers and pilots due to its lack of FDA approval and drug testing regulations.
Innovative low-dose immunotherapies could potentially enable patients in poorer countries to receive advanced cancer treatments that are typically out of reach.
A patient has been admitted to a hospital in Cagliari due to a suspected Ebola case after returning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
In light of recent protests regarding body handling protocols, WHO's Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus emphasizes the need for community cooperation to combat the Ebola outbreak in Ituri province.
In Central Africa, millions depend on wild meat for sustenance, particularly in rural regions near the Congo rainforest. Banning this resource could worsen food insecurity.
A mechanic's recent inspection of a vehicle's tires has sparked questions about alignment and maintenance practices, highlighting the importance of regular checks.
The death of Yves Sakila, who was restrained by security guards in Dublin, has prompted renewed discussions about race relations in Ireland. Authorities are conducting a second postmortem.
Kenya's Lake Turkana, the largest permanent desert lake globally, is currently facing significant challenges that pose risks to its ecosystem and the communities that depend on it.
Ivonescimab, a lung cancer treatment from China, garnered attention at ASCO for its potential to extend survival in patients with squamous cell lung cancer, though experts urge for trials involving a more diverse patient base.
A new study indicates that initiating hormone therapy before surgery may lead to lower relapse rates in prostate cancer patients, suggesting a shift in treatment strategies.
Recent findings presented at ASCO indicate significant progress in targeting a key component of pancreatic cancer, referred to as a 'greasy ball'.
In regions like Gaza, Iran, and Mali, authorities restrict media access to control narratives, hindering journalists from reporting on critical events. This trend raises concerns about the implications for truth and accountability.
The Pegaso Z-102, a Spanish supercar featuring a quad-cam V8 engine, faced significant challenges in the market, primarily due to high maintenance costs and pricing.
In response to artists withdrawing from the 250th anniversary event, President Trump labeled them 'third rate' and announced he would perform instead.
On May 30, 2026, WHO Chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus visited Ituri, Congo, to support efforts against a rare Ebola outbreak, highlighting the importance of community involvement.
Médicins Sans Frontières reports unprecedented speed in Ebola outbreak cases following declaration.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the head of the WHO, visited Bunia in Ituri Province, the center of a severe Ebola outbreak, to show support for the local community.
Mark Goldsmith, CEO of Revolution Medicines, has announced the upcoming submission of daraxonrasib for FDA approval as the company begins shipping the experimental drug.