Dr. Priya Deshmukh - Senior Editor, Health 
Santiago, Chile – In a landmark achievement for global public health, the World Health Organization (WHO) has officially verified Chile as having eliminated leprosy, also known as Hansen’s disease, as … Read More
In a groundbreaking advancement in robotics, researchers have unveiled a new three-fingered robotic hand designed with rigid fingernails atop soft, flexible fingers. This innovative design enhances the hand’s ability to … Read More
Navigating parenthood is challenging enough, and decisions about your child’s health can feel particularly weighty. As recommendations for some childhood vaccines evolve, Philadelphia parents may understandably have questions. Understanding the … Read More
The Netherlands is experiencing an unusually early surge in hay fever cases, sending a significant number of people to their general practitioners. Reports indicate a marked increase in allergy-related complaints … Read More
For years, Maaike van Schaik, now 32, navigated a frustrating and ultimately debilitating journey through the Dutch healthcare system. Her story, unfortunately, isn’t unique. A growing number of women in … Read More
A recent study led by neuroscientist Orly Lazarov at the University of Illinois Chicago has revealed intriguing insights into the brains of so-called “SuperAgers,” elderly individuals who maintain cognitive abilities … Read More
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and machine learning relies on the ability of algorithms to learn from data. However, this learning process isn’t always straightforward. Two common pitfalls – … Read More
As International Women’s Day 2026 approaches, it’s a crucial time to reflect on the unique health challenges faced by new mothers. While postpartum fatigue is often dismissed as a natural … Read More
The early stages of diabetes, known as prediabetes, are often considered a warning sign, but emerging research highlights a potentially overlooked consequence: peripheral neuropathy. A recent study utilizing comprehensive neurophysiological … Read More
The deeply personal and often taboo subject of assisted dying has been brought into stark focus through the perform of Belgian photographer Katrijn Van Giel. Over several years, Van Giel … Read More
