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Health
Health refers to physical and mental well-being in the broadest sense.
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Why protecting wildlife benefits humans | Eco Africa
The former poachers turned gorilla guardians in Uganda and an animal rescue project in South Africa.
Health risks of synthetic drug use in Europe still unknown
Highly potent synthetic drugs like cathinones are now made in Europe to keep up with demand. Health risks unknown.
What is the larynx — and how does it work?
The larynx is a valve in your throat — and the secret behind the power and personality of your voice.
Secret leprosy infected the Americas before European arrival
Leprosy existed in the Americas long before European colonization, a new study reveals.
The true cost of climate change
Green policies are often slammed or shelved for being too expensive. But delaying climate action will cost much more.
How to protect and care for your voice
Hydration, humming warmups, and rest — simple habits that can help you care for your voice and prevent hoarseness.
Germany: Patient arrested after hospital fire in Hamburg
German police have arrested a 72-year-old man over a fire which killed at least three at the Marien Hospital overnight.
Turkey sees sharp rise in obesity
Turkey's health ministry has launched a national public health campaign, but its measures are drawing criticism.
How harmful is social media for children?
Studies show a mixed picture on the link between social media and depression.
Voice and speech disorders — In Good Shape
What helps with a hoarse voice? What is the larynx — and what can harm the vocal cords? What causes stuttering?
What do horses know that we don't?
Can horses help cancer patients recover? We explore Suzanne’s story and emerging research on animal-assisted therapy.
High rate of kidney disease in Nigeria has doctors stumped
The number of patients needing dialysis and transplants is unusually high, and the cause remains unknown.
Haribo recalls sweets in Netherlands after cannabis found
Authorities are seeking to determine how the cannabis got into a batch of Haribo's Happy Cola gummies.
Could fewer public holidays boost Germany's economy?
Should Germany scrap certain public holidays for an economic boost? The debate has divided opinion.
Can plants really help root out cancer?
Many plants are said to have medicinal properties that help against cancer. What does the science say?
Is coffee good for your health?
Coffee had a bad reputation. But new research has linked the popular morning drink to a number of health benefits.
Sri Lanka tea pickers missing worker protection
Despite having international protections in place, tea pickers told DW they weren't compensated after being injured.
Malawi-Israel health workers deal: Who benefits the most?
Will sending Malawian health care workers to Israel jeopardize Malawi's fragile health care sector?
Cage-free: India's movement for eco-friendly egg farming
Egg producer India relies heavily on caged hens — it's bad for the chickens, for public health and the environment.
Indonesia's FGM ban: Is change on the horizon?
FGM affects about half of Indonesian females despite a government ban. Now activists are using education to fight back.
The new face — the hyaluron beauty hype
Hyaluron has been used with increasing frequency, as social media normalizes lip injections.
India-Pakistan visa row leaves sick families stranded
During the recent conflict, India canceled visas for Pakistanis wanting to travel to India for medical treatment.
Alternative healing methods — In Good Shape
Can plants help with cancer, manual therapy with pain, and coffee with circulation?
How USAID cuts is impacting Zambia's health services
Josey Mahachi talks to DW reporter Kathy Short, and Oliver Kaoma-Secretary General of the Zambia Medical Association.
Pandemic preparedness: WHO adopts landmark agreement
World Health Assembly adopts a new pandemic agreement but questions on how it will be implemented remain.
Women in Business: How to build a startup in Germany
Matinuch Ouyyamwongs moved to Germany to become a founder. Her app wants to help prevent people from burn out.
US authorities name California health clinic blast suspect
The FBI characterized the explosion as an "act of terrorism," later identifying a 25-year-old as the suspect.
What's behind Kenya's gambling epidemic?
Two Kenyan men told DW that they know the high price of betting and gambling, but say they just can't break the habit.
Can apps help us live healthier lives? — In Good Shape
Wearables and apps give health tips, and AI helps doctors diagnose patients. But is tech always the best medicine?
Can nature help with recovery from injury?
A stunning landscape might be easy on the eye, but can the natural world really help ease pain?
How Asian women find a sense of community in a lonely world
Living in a world focussed on socializing, three women are showing how to find a sense of community and connection.
Why sugar is 'extremely dangerous' for your health
Sugar lights up parts of the brain that make us feel good, but also causes addiction. Is sugar the new tobacco?
How hard are USAID cuts hitting Africa's health care?
The US was the largest donor of foreign aid to Africa. Health care, in particular, is being hit hard.
Heatstroke economy — the rising cost of extreme heat
Extreme heat is here, straining hospitals, cities, and lives. What will it take to adapt before the next heatwave hits?
In Good Shape: How can we navigate vacation dangers?
Tropical diseases, motion sickness, sun burn. How can we navigate these vacation dangers?
Be happier! (Play music!)
It doesn't matter how old you are — learning a new instrument (or trying to) has benefits you might not expect.
Body neutrality: A shift from beauty trends to confidence
The web is full of beauty ideals. But more and more influencers are saying: We love our bodies just the way they are.
Vaping: Safer than cigarettes or a new health crisis?
More and more reports of lung problems from e-cigarette use are emerging. What concerns do health professionals have?
What's behind the recent measles outbreaks around the world?
Measles is making a comeback globally. Health advisors say it's a 'wake-up call' for renewed vaccination efforts.
Afrimaxx — On health promotion projects
A backpack supporting deaf kids, Rwandan architect Jean-Paul Sebuhayi and cartoons on health issues.
Cabblow Studios turns medicine into animation
Meet Cabblow Studios: A mother-daughter duo using animation and medicine to create fun, educational health cartoons.
How speaking multiple languages changes your brain
Research shows that learning new languages changes the brain structure and function. Does it mean polyglots are smarter?
Depression treated with psychedelics in promising trials
A Brazilian science team has turned a plant used in Indigenous rituals into a psychedelic depression treatment.
Pakistan: How USAID cuts are harming maternal health care
As US funding dries up, Pakistan's overstretched maternal health system is teetering on the brink.
Thrombosis: a silent danger, even in sport
The case of basketball superstar Victor Wembanyama shows that even competitive athletes are not immune to thrombosis.
How much sex makes you happiest?
Sex is good for your mental and physical health — and now scientists know how much makes you happiest.
What caused Beethoven's deafness?
Scientists have examined composer Ludwig van Beethoven's hair to uncover what may have caused his hearing loss.
Back or knee pain? Get moving!
Chronic back or knee pain often means people stop moving. But it’s important to get active — in the right way!
Malawi grapples with a mental health crisis
DW's Josey Mahachi talks to Joseph Sukali, a mental health advocate, and DW correspondent Chimwemwe Padatha.
Keto diet: Is carb-free nutrition healthy?
The Keto diet means carbs are cut out completely, which is said to lead to weight loss and help with some diseases.
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