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Health
Health refers to physical and mental well-being in the broadest sense.
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How technological advances can save health care — Shift
Technology like robot surgeries and remote patient monitoring can improve access to health care.
How dancing keeps your brain sharp
Dancing is a fun workout – and trains your memory. Find out why neurologists say tango does wonders for the brain.
Human immune system reacts to the mere sight of infection
Brain activity when people were shown images of sick-looking avatars appeared to spark an immune response in the body.
What is a concussion, and how do you treat it?
A bump to the head is no big deal? Think again! Concussions may be common in sports, but they should be taken seriously.
How sunscreen protects your skin
How do these products protect against skin damage and lower your cancer risk?
India: What is behind the rise in student suicides?
Amid an alarming trend, mental health professionals have said more support programs are needed on college campuses.
Therapeutic climbing: Bouldering against depression
Bouldering helps climbers overcome fears and build self-confidence, making it useful in therapy as well.
Hazardous 'forever chemicals' found in period products
A new study shows that period underwear and menstrual cups can contain carcinogenic chemicals.
Germany sees loneliness epidemic among young people
Loneliness has become a pressing issue in Germany, with far-reaching consequences.
Can straw support a house? — Tomorrow Today
Houses made of straw; Gardens on concrete; Climbing like Spiderman; Bouldering against depression.
Late-life depression: Learn to spot the signs early
Depression and anxiety can go undiagnosed when the symptoms are mistaken for age-related physical illnesses.
Cultural obstacles: Hybrid care builds trust in Pakistan
Digital health care still faces cultural obstacles in Pakistan — despite a significant need for it.
Telemedicine reaches rural Nigeria
A pilot project aims to reach patients in remote regions via satellite connection, in order to provide better care.
How remote monitoring is reshaping Karachi's health care
In Pakistan, health tech companies are facilitating remote care to ease pressure on patients and doctors.
Can diets make you sick? And do they work long term?
Many diets lead to long-term problems. How can you avoid the yo-yo effect? And can you get rid of a fatty liver?
Tattoo tech may help detect drink spiking
A Korean group has developed a discreet "tattoo" that could quickly identify drinks spiked with date rape drugs.
COVID-19 pandemic sped up brain aging, says study
British researchers find that living through the pandemic aged people’s brains, regardless of a COVID-19 infection.
How to boost your brain power — In Good Shape
Does TikTok rewire your brain? What helps after a concussion? Can tango boost memory? A show all about the brain!
India's vice president steps down, citing health reasons
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished Jagdeep Dhankhar "good health" following the vice president's resignation.
How to quit your smartphone addiction, guided by science
Overcoming smartphone addiction is good for mental and physical health. Here are some of the best science-based methods.
How this woman beat her eating disorder
Young women are especially at risk of anorexia and bulimia. Questionable beauty ideals are compounded by social media.
Why NOS is no laughing matter
Laughing gas is legal in Germany — but it’s not harmless. Long-term use can cause serious health problems.
Vibrio bacteria: How to swim in European waters and survive
Vibriosis, a seasonal summer infection, can be severe. Vibrio bacteria thrive at bathing sites like the Baltic Sea.
Who is responsible for PFAS contamination?
Hazardous chemicals contaminate drinking water, soil and food worldwide. Who is responsible for their contamination?
AI is diagnosing illnesses. But is it any good?
AI doctors, Bluetooth messaging, war fakes, and WhatsApp ads. All that — coming up on SHIFT.
Chasing immortality — eternal life with biohacking?
A global longevity movement promises to decelerate the ageing process.
How an 81-year-old sprinter chases a world record
How do you stay fit in old age? Friedhelm Adorf has an answer.
'Not witchcraft. Not a curse. Just vitiligo.'
Aliyah is leading a bold campaign to shatter myths and inspire change. She spoke with our teen reporter.
Breaking the silence: Men & mental health
Zola talks about coping with a broken home, an identity crisis, and how to raise emotionally healthy boys today.
Dancing — the best remedy for loneliness
Agilando dance classes help older adults fight loneliness and stay active — one joyful step at a time.
How to lose weight healthily and long time — In Good Shape
How to avoid the yo-yo effect? How to recover from an eating disorder? And how a “non-industrialized” diet works wonders
How to control Berlin's pigeon population?
In Berlin, managed pigeon lofts are helping control the urban pigeon population.
More than 14 million children unvaccinated in 2024: report
Officials warned drastic aid cuts were deepening dangerous coverage gaps and putting millions of children at risk.
Brain training for school kids: A boost for learning?
Apps training cognitive skills claim to boost school kids' academic performance, but what does the evidence really say?
Mumbai's pigeons are becoming a health risk
Mumbai’s pigeon boom spreads disease as feeding and food waste fuel growth; droppings and feathers harm health.
How a village in India improved toilet access and sanitation
This village in Tamil Nadu is leading the way in sanitation and hygiene. How did Mullikapatti do it?
Loneliness makes the brain crave human connection
Humans evolved to live in groups. Now, loneliness is increasing and it's more damaging than we think.
Behind the finish line — The 77 Percent
We meet Alice Chebii who has dedicated everything to becoming a world-class runner. But at what cost?
Fiber — how food influences your immune system
Fiber helps useful gut bacteria to thrive. They produce fatty acids that feed vital T helper cells.
Kenya's Gen Z protestors face trauma amid ongoing rallies
From clashes with police to constant fear of death, trauma has become a new constant of Kenya's youth protestors.
Why is Vietnam cracking down on alcohol?
Vietnam's alcohol tax hikes mark a bold public health push, but critics warn they could cripple the drinks industry.
As Ozempic use grows, lesser-known risks emerge
Reports of side effects from taking weight loss drugs like Ozempic are growing. In rare cases they can be deadly.
Why environmental protection is a balancing act | Eco India
City pigeon surges, Jakarta flood defenses, and hydroponic farms—urban challenges and solutions on the rise.
What it's like to be Black in Germany's health system
When Tanzanian nurse Faith Mutesi moved to Germany she expected challenges, but racism wasn’t one of them.
Is donating blood good for your health?
Blood donations keep blood cells healthy and lower blood pressure — and may help your immune system.
Why loneliness hurts more than you think — In Good Shape
Loneliness and isolation can raise stress, dull joy, and even harm your health. Here’s what can help.
Is climate change behind extreme heat and record cold?
In recent weeks Europe sweltered under intense heatwaves, while southern South America had record low temperatures.
Why women in South Asia are aging faster than in Europe, US
Age is a stigma in South Asia, where a woman's worth is tied to her ability to have children and menopause starts early.
Is AI smarter than your doctor?
Microsoft says its latest AI system can diagnose patients more accurately than medical professionals.
How does our lymphatic system function?
The lymphatic system is indispensable to our immune system and also cleans up between our cells.
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