dpa Washington The US Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that German agrochemical giant Bayer may not be sued over the absence of cancer warnings on the packaging of its Roundup weedkiller, which contains the chemical glyphosate. The ruling marks a major victory for Bayer in its long-running legal bat»»»

Washington: The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced the approval of the first preventive drug specifically designed for infants to combat malaria, in a step aimed at expanding protection options for this age group, which is most vulnerable to the disease. The announcement coincides with W»»»

SINGAPORE – Earlier diagnoses and improved treatment are the reasons there are fewer deaths in Singapore from breast cancer, despite a sharp rise in incidence of the illness over the past three decades , according to new research. However, global breast cancer cases and deaths from the disease are »»»

Authored by Naveen Athrappully viaThe Epoch Times, Five new avian flu outbreaks affecting thousands of birds across three U.S. states were recently confirmed, according to a Nov. 6 update from the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS). In Indiana, outbreaks were reported in three count»»»

Taniawati Supali: Persistence in Curing a Forgotten Disease As modern lifestyle-related diseases continue to proliferate, Tania remains steadfast and loyal to a nearly forgotten ailment, elephantiasis. On Monday (25/8/2025) morning, Taniawati Supali stood on stage to deliver a speech upon receiving»»»

NEW DELHI: India was among the eight countries where more than half the unvaccinated children from around the world lived as of 2023, an analysis published in The Lancet journal showed, "emphasising persistent inequities." Providing global estimates of current vaccine coverage, the study f ... »»»

India among eight countries with half of world's unvaccinated children as of 2023: Study New Delhi, India was among the eight countries where more than half the unvaccinated children from around the world lived as of 2023, an analysis published in The Lancet journal showed, "emphasising persistent »»»

Exposure to tobacco killed more than 7 million people worldwide in 2023, according to estimates. It remains the leading risk factor for deaths in men, among whom there were 5.59m deaths, and ranks seventh for women, among whom there were 1.77m deaths. While the UK has seen a 45% decline in deaths a»»»