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Insulin still out of reach for many 100 years after its discovery: WHO
America
A century after it was discovered, insulin still remains out of reach for many people living with diabetes, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in a report published on Friday to commemorate the milestone…
Health
"No child, especially the most vulnerable, should fight only for their basic human rights." The number of children with disabilities worldwide is estimated at almost 240 million, according to the…
Health
An international group of neuroscientists has discovered mechanisms that indicate that acupuncture may be effective. True, only in certain areas of the body: in others, its action is not confirmed…
Health
Modern food systems in the WHO European Region and beyond are associated with poor public health outcomes and are unsustainable. To address this global problem, the new WHO study “Sustainable…
Health
The Public Prosecutor's Office asks for the conviction of Javier Criado [reportedly a member of the Spanish Society of Psychiatry] for the "psychological harassment and bullying" of a patient. A…
Health
The voice of God! It smells of death around us, but they don't feel it, the abbot of the Mount Athos monastery Esfigmen Bartholomew told the Greek television Mega in…
Environment
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has long responded to some of the world’s worst medical and humanitarian crises. Many of the areas in which we work are in the most climate-vulnerable…
Health
The study, conducted with the assistance of Moscow health authorities, involved 4,000 residents of the Russian capital 300 international units of antibodies in the blood are needed for complete protection…
Health
Data on thousands or more of people infected with coronavirus in 24 hours in any country in the fall and winter are less and less news because they have become…
Health
The use and creation of fake vaccination certificates against COVID-19 is subject to criminal prosecution and is punishable by a fine or imprisonment under new legislation passed at first reading…
