UK Parliament to Consider Legalization of Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Patients
Parliament is set to consider a draft bill to legalize assisted suicide for patients who are terminally ill for the
WHO Enhances Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Efforts in Armenia
The WHO has collaborated with the Ministry of Health in Armenia to strengthen its control program against TB. It embraces
France Declines Coverage for Wegovy: Implications for Other European Nations
France has been one of the many European countries that has refused to put the weight loss drug Wegovy under
WHO/Europe launches new initiative to engage Non-State actors in the face of the Severe Health and Care Workforce Crisis
The regional office for Europe of the World Health Organization announces a new initiative to engage Non-State actors (NSAs) in
WHO Installs New Modular Clinic in Ukraine
The World Health Organization on the Ground — WHO, in collaboration with its partners, has opened a new modular primary
Novo Nordisk’s Diabetes Medication Ozempic Linked to Decreased Opioid Overdose Risk
A recently released study found that the Novo Nordisk diabetes drug Ozempic significantly lowers the risk of opioid overdoses in
Latvia’s Medon Digital Clinic Seeks Investment for Expansion into India and UAE
On May 29, a Latvian digital clinic Medon announced that the company had received investments in the amount of EUR
Reducing Air Pollution Could Lower Parkinson’s Risk, New Study Suggests
Scientists at the Barrow Neurological Institute and Mayo Clinic have published findings from a new study indicating that exposure to
PCOS Advocates Highlight Urgent Need for Research as 70% of Women Remain Undiagnosed
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a common health condition afflicting woman of childbearing years, continues to be marred by a lack
West Nile Virus Infects More and More People in Spain
It may be time to take action against the spread of the West Nile virus (WNV) in southern Spain, where
