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Health
Health refers to physical and mental well-being in the broadest sense.
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The last of her kind — A nomad doctor in Mongolia
Doctor Shurentsetseg is on a mission. She wants to keep nomads in Mongolia healthy.
In Good Shape - Are health trends helping or hurting?
Fitness, diets, self-optimization — In Good Shape finds out which trends are helpful, and which are harmful.
Estonians on island concerned about Russia's proximity
NATO is conducting training exercises in the Baltic Sea for a potential Russian attack.
Aligners – be careful where you get them from!
Aligners work — but cheap online deals might have you paying in other ways.
AfricaLink News: September 5
DRC confirms a new Ebola outbreak +++ WHO says 38 million Kenyans exposed to preventable diseases
The hidden dangers of gum disease
Inflamed gums can even lead to tooth loss. So how can we prevent that?
DR Congo reports new Ebola outbreak with 15 dead
The Health Ministry of the Democratic Republic of Congo said samples tested confirmed the presence of the Zaire strain.
Slovakia's Roma women forcibly sterilized after giving birth
Thousands of Roma women in Slovakia were sterilized without their consent — causing lasting trauma.
Cindy Sanyu: Balancing fame and family — The 77 Percent
Does money make a man? Fame, identity & women breaking barriers, this week’s show dives deep.
The tongue — what's it doing in your mouth?
We use our tongue to speak, eat and taste our food. But how does it work, and what exactly does it do all day?
Hurricane Katrina left lasting legacy for youngest survivors
Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina, child survivors are still reckoning with the storm's long shadow.
Swift's love story spotlights parasocial relationships
Why are so many people so ecstatic about Taylor Swift's engagement when she's a celebrity they don't even know?
CDC head fired after 4 weeks leading US public health agency
Susan Monarez's lawyers say she was targeted for choosing to stand up for science over serving a political agenda.
Hustling Women
This week we spotlight women in South Africa and Côte d'Ivoire, and visit Nigeria's biggest twin festival.
Why I tried antidepressants to treat my chronic pain
The drugs are used to treat chronic pain quite effectively for some, but researchers found sobering results overall.
The hidden world inside your mouth — In Good Shape
The tongue, teeth and gums have vital jobs — how to care for them and what to do in an emergency.
Clubfoot: 'People always stare at my feet'
A young Kenyan man with clubfoot finds strength in acceptance and support.
Africa's youth may feel lonelier than you know
Loneliness is very common among young people in Africa, who are dealing with changing social and family structures.
Environmental crime: PFAS chemicals in Germany's tap water
Contaminated water in the southwestern town of Rastatt is one the biggest environmental scandals ever to hit Germany.
How heat changes the way medications work
High temperatures can affect how drugs work, with some even blocking sweating. Here's some expert advice.
Mind-reading AI, Meta's cleanup and digital freedom
AI reads minds, Meta purges accounts, ChatGPT leaks private chats, and Germany's digital dilemma.
Superpower laughter — how humor makes us strong
Laughter is social and contagious, science shows humor boosts resilience. This documentary explores how and why.
Pakistan struggles to boost organ donations
Deceased organ donations are extremely rare in Pakistan due to limited public awareness and inadequate donor programs.
US: RFK Jr. risking 'nation's health' with misinformation
Hundreds of federal health staff warn their safety is at risk in a letter to Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Bullying at school — The 77 Percent
We dive into the issue of bullying in schools and the effects it can have on children. But is it possible to end it?
Why cured meat does not belong on the grill
Nitrite preserves cured meats and sausages, and enhances flavor. But at high heat, nitrite can form carcinogens.
How Helsinki cut traffic deaths to zero with smart planning
The Finnish capital Helsinki went twelve months without a traffic fatality. Smart, data-driven city planning helped.
South Korea, US begin joint military exercises
The joint drills come at a time when Trump is eyeing higher payments for the US troops stationed in South Korea.
Trouble sleeping? Here's how to nod off quickly
Hot weather can make it hard to get a good night's rest. But there are proven methods to fall asleep quickly.
Inside an overwhelmed Gaza hospital
A Spanish doctor describes the conditions in a Gaza hospital slammed by causalities. Warning: graphic images.
Trump's new executive order threatens US scientific freedom
The new executive order states federally funded scientific research must 'advance the President’s policy priorities'.
Palestinian territories: What makes a state a state?
More and more countries are willing to recognize Palestine as a state. But the pathway to statehood is rarely easy.
Why sweating is essential for your health
Sweat cools the body like an air conditioner—but there's so much more to it than that.
What to eat in hot weather
Light, cold, water-rich foods are best for hot days— here are some expert tips and recipes.
Ukrainian girl runs for charity after losing her legs
Yana lost both her feet when a Russian Bomb exploded. Now she wants to take part in a city run to raise money.
How to stay healthy in hot weather — In Good Shape
Even young and healthy people are suffering in the heat. In Good Shape shares practical tips.
Somalia's camel milk revolution helps boost health, jobs
Farming camels has become increasingly popular in Somalia, with their milk full of vitamins and minerals.
US scientists discover trees host up to 1 trillion microbes
A new discovery that tree wood contains specialized microbiomes could hold clues about forest health and climate change.
Is plastic production just going to keep increasing?
The exponential growth in plastic has huge consequences for humans and the planet. Why is reducing production so hard?
After the strike: Are Nigeria's nurses better off?
Eddy Micah Jr speaks to Joe Akpi, Chairman, National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives and DW's Abiodun Jamiu.
What's the future of herbal medicine in Africa?
Josephine Mahachi talks to Dr. Daniel Boamah, a Ghanaian plant medicine researcher and DW correspondent Adwoa Domena.
Why do African elites seek medical treatment abroad?
The deaths of former African leaders in overseas hospitals have many questioning health care in African countries.
German nursing homes see cost for care explode
Long-term nursing care is becoming unaffordable in Germany. What can be done to help older people pay for their care?
Nigeria nurses' strike disrupts health care services
The nationwide nurses' strike is wreaking more havoc on Nigeria's already fragile health care system.
Male hair loss - can it be reversed?
A lot of men suffer from genetic hair loss. Can medication help? Or a hair transplant?
A younger brain with cannabis?
A new study suggests that cannabis may be beneficial to older people – it could slow the aging of the brain.
Greener Living Ep 2 – What to look for in your sunscreen
What's in your sunscreen? Ecotoxicologist Craig Downs breaks down the chemicals – and their impact on marine life.
Why Pakistani men visit fake doctors for sexual issues
Some Pakistani men visit illegal clinics to boost their sex lives. Why don't they seek treatment from licensed doctors?
Will Australia's youth social media ban work?
The social media blackout for children under 16 aims to tackle a growing mental health crisis among young people.
Sex and Sexuality: Asking for a Friend
From myths about virginity to that awkward first gynae visit, this episode is all about breaking silence.
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