WHO: Food, drinks for the poor are the most unhealthy
The World Health Organization (WHO) expressed concern on Monday, Oct. 7, on the growing consumption of the poor of sugary and fatty food which the WHO said was making those
October 7, 2019
The World Health Organization (WHO) expressed concern on Monday, Oct. 7, on the growing consumption of the poor of sugary and fatty food which the WHO said was making those
Since the issue of Dengvaxia vaccine broke, many parents have refused to let their children be vaccinated causing a rise in the number of toddlers and infants affected by measles.
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Some facts and figures on antibiotic resistance and why it is important we all play our role in fighting against it.
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Aug. 1 to 7 marks World Breastfeeding Week 2018.
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World No Tobacco Day 2018 reminds us all of the dangers of smoking and how it may affect our own health and those around us.
Some countries carry a greater malaria risk than others, so for those who might be traveling, we round up some facts on the illness.
Paris, France — Parents who give their teens alcohol, even to teach them how to drink responsibly, are more likely to do harm than good, according to a six-year study in Australia, published Thursday.
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