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A child who contracted a bacterial infection at a petting zoo has died.
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A two-day international conference, ‘Act For Nutrition: The Emergency We Can No Longer Ignore’, is being held at Islamabad’s Serena Hotel on Pakistan’s persistent nutrition and stunting crisis.
The hidden threat of antibiotic resistance looms just beneath our cities, but wastewater surveillance offers a beacon of hope.
The new DSM, expected in 2030, should address the digital environments of eating disorders patients, experts write.
[Vanguard] ... CFR rises to 24.4%, 87% of cases concentrated in five states
KUALA LUMPUR: A consumer watchdog has advised Malaysians to limit outdoor activities and strenuous exercise when air quality reaches unhealthy levels amid continuing haze.
A new study has found that non-painful symptoms in young girls, such as fatigue and dizziness, could help predict who is at risk of painful periods later on.
