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Health
Health refers to physical and mental well-being in the broadest sense.
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How wearables are revolutionizing heart health
Wearables and smartwatches are lifestyle products with medical benefits.
STIs in Europe: Gonorrhea and syphilis hit record high
STIs like gonorrhea and syphilis are rising among young adults. But one has far fewer cases. Scientists don't know why.
Nearsighted children: Special contact lenses can help
Overnight contact lenses can slow the progression of nearsightedness in children, and give them clear daytime vision.
Is US bird flu outbreak in cattle a global risk to humans?
A second type of avian influenza has been detected in cattle in the US state of Nevada. What does it mean for people?
Breath coaching: The surprising way to find a sporting edge
Yasin Seiwasser believes in the power of breathing as a way to improve the performance of athletes.
Retinal detachment: A threat to eyesight
Flashing lights and floaters can be signs of a retinal detachment. If it’s not treated quickly it can lead to blindness.
In Good Shape — Look me in the eyes!
Vision problems, glasses and contact lenses: some tips to for a clear view ahead.
Would you eat casu marzu, cheese made with maggots?
Bite into this Sardinian cheese at your own peril. If the maggots are still alive when eaten, they can harm your health.
UN rights chief warns against 'escalating' DR Congo conflict
The UNHRC is mulling whether to launch a probe on alleged abuses in eastern Congo on Kinshasa's request.
Study finds microplastics in US brains: Are they dangerous?
Study finds microplastics in the brains of 54 people, but experts say evidence lacking on health effects.
Germany takes part in NATO exercise 'Baltic Sentry'
The operation follows increasing incidents of damage to undersea cables and infrastructure.
Relieve tension easily
If your back and shoulders are tense, only one thing helps: stretching! Trainer Tim Bertko shows you how!
Sitting without pain
How to adjust your desk chair? Which sitting position provides relief? Back friendly tips for sitting for long periods!
Is the spine a faulty construction?
The spine supports your body, is extremely flexible, and protects the spinal cord - but it's also prone to pain.
US Senate committee advances RFK Jr. health sec nomination
Opponents had declared Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unfit for the public health role due to his anti-vaccine stances.
US science funding freeze a 'threat to academic freedom'
In the US, a freeze on science funding will delay medical breakthroughs and create a "hostile place for researchers."
Germany: How can hospitals better manage medical waste?
Bonn's University Hospital is a pioneer in sustainability, and clinics across Germany are adopting its disposal methods.
How dogs help a UK community deal with mental health issues
In a small UK town, a community has been created to address mental health concerns often caused by loneliness.
A place to feel safe — new approaches in dementia care
What kind of environment is the right one for people with dementia?
Could Russia's military exercises mean a new mobilization?
Annual military exercises for reservists are taking place earlier than usual in Russia, sparking debate on social media.
Euromaxx — Lifestyle Europe
Designer fashion from banana fibers, young living in Bucharest and Sardinia's cheese with maggots.
Navigating mental health & relationships
What’s it like to have a partner with a mental health disorder? Ira Khan opens up about her personal journey.
No more back pain — In Good Shape
Countless exercises — yet millions suffer from back pain. What really helps treat a bad back?
US health agency approves brand-new painkiller
The new analgesic suzetrigine (Journavx) treats pain from injuries, and could help reduce the need for opioid drugs.
Health facilities targeted by both sides in Sudan war
As war rages in Sudan, the civilian population, health centers and medical workers are increasingly coming under fire.
Major tuberculosis outbreak in Kansas city area, US
TB outbreak in Kansas one of the largest ever recorded in the US. Why have TB cases risen since the COVID-19 pandemic?
UK's Dogs for Health helps combat depression
Doctors in the UK are prescribing social activities, with other people and also with animals, to help fight depression.
UK: Coca-Cola recalls select cans over high chlorate levels
The recall mostly affects drinks sold to restaurants and cafes in the UK.
US Senate to grill Trump health pick Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was described as a "predator" by his cousin, who urged the Senate to reject his nomination.
Gratitude and mindfulness for positive thinking
Worries and negative thoughts can disturb your slumber. Gratitude exercises can help.
What does Trump's US exit from the WHO mean for Africa?
Josey Mahachi speaks to former health minister of Zimbabwe, Dr David Parirenyatwa, and DW's Privilege Musvanhiri.
Coca-Cola recall due to 'excessively high chlorate content'
The recall affects drinks in the Benelux nations, Britain, Germany and France. The health risks of chlorate explained.
Indian city faces rising cases of GBS disease
Western India's city of Pune is battling rising cases of an immune disorder, the Guillian-Barré Syndrome (GBS).
Digital overload: Too much time on your smartphone?
We spend a lot of time on our phones. Digital self-control isn’t easy. But how much is too much?
Ozempic, Wegovy may help mental health, substance disorders
The drugs may lower risk of substance abuse and cognitive issues. But the observational analysis needs clinical testing.
Releasing tension by trembling
Tension and Trauma Releasing Exercises reduce stress and tension, and can enhance sleep.
22 killed by Israeli forces, Lebanese Health Ministry says
A ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah that was set to end Sunday has been extended until February 18.
Sudan: Attack on hospital kills 70, says WHO chief
The African country is gripped by a civil war between the army and rebel forces.
As vaccination falters, polio back in Afghanistan, Pakistan
Wild poliovirus was almost eradicated from the world two years ago, but cases are rising in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Fire in LA: How does the pink fire retardant work?
Fire retardants can stop spreading wildfires, similar to flame retardants in household appliances. But some are toxic.
New antibodies could help win fight against malaria
Scientists have discovered new potent anti-malarial antibodies. Could they help eliminate malaria?
In Good Shape — How sleep is affected by daily life
Sleep problems can come from too much stress and too little downtime, or eating too late.
Malawi: Why are unsafe abortion cases increasing?
Josey Mahachi talks to Judith Nalikungwi, a health practitioner in Blantyre and DW reporter George Mhango in Blantyre.
Trump's withdrawal from WHO a 'strategic mistake'
Experts say pulling the US from the World Health Organization is a lose-lose for the country and global health.
Trump's executive orders signal 'America First' goals
New US President Trump signed executive orders concerning immigration, gender issues and more, on day one in office.
Freed hostages in relatively good health: DW's Tania Krämer
The three Israeli hostages released from Gaza are in a stable condition, DW's Jerusalem correspondent reports.
Zimbabwe: Cholera outbreak in eight districts
Burst pipes left in disrepair for months have been spewing human waste, causing a fresh cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe.
In Good Shape: Health issues because of sugar
From tooth decay to cancer — sugar has been linked to 45 negative health effects. Just how risky is it?
As drug prices increase, Nigerians turn to herbal remedies
Nigeria's herbal medicines have long been popular, but they have rarely been tested.
German development minister in Syria to talk health care
Svenja Schulze was in Damascus to discuss a new program that would see German doctors train their Syrian colleagues.
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