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Scurvy, once common among convicts who went without fresh fruit and vegetables on long sea voyages, is now so rare in Australia that serious cases are almost always found and treated.
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The United Nations has raised concerns over a cholera outbreak and insufficient humanitarian funding in Sudan amid ongoing conflict and displacement.
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Health Department has removed senior health officials in Balaghat and Rewa following serious controversies surrounding the deaths of children and a pregnant woman in Rewa and Balaghat, respectively.
A seven-year-old girl died and 53 others fell ill after being administered chloroquine tablets during a malaria prevention programme at Gollaguppa village in Yetapaka mandal of Andhra Pradesh’s Polavaram district, officials aware of the matter said
Every mother wants the best start for her child, but for many Nigerian women, exclusive breastfeeding comes with sleepless nights, financial pressure and physical exhaustion. Yet, despite these challenges, they
Daewoong Pharmaceutical is strengthening the global commercial and academic network behind its botulinum toxin product NABOTA as the brand expands across international markets.The company said it is hosting “NABOTA®EDGE: Global Academic Program” from Sept. 3 to 5 at Parnas Hotel Jeju, bringing toget
