Health

U.S. Withdraws Funding from Gavi: A Dangerous Shift in Global Health Policy

On June 21, 2025, millions of people across the globe will unroll their yoga mats not just for movement, but for mental stillness, emotional clarity, and global unity. Since its adoption by the United Nations in 2014, International Yoga Day has grown into a global movement, bridging continents and cu

Sickle Cell Disease: Everything You Need to Know

Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan is alive, stable, and recovering—contrary to swirling rumors that he was on his deathbed. The 71-year-old Hall of Famer was recently hospitalized for complications related to chronic neck and back issues, but his representatives have firmly denied any life-threatening developments.

In a deeply revealing address during the commissioning of Nigeria’s first women-only mental health and drug rehabilitation centre in Abuja, leading psychiatrist Dr. Motunrayo Oyelohunnu sounded an urgent alarm over the escalating mental health crisis among Nigerian women. Her words drew attention to an often-silenced epidemic one that is quietly claiming the emotional, psychological, and physical wellbeing of millions.

Why do some animals live for only hours while others live for centuries or never die at all? Discover the ground-breaking science behind aging, longevity, and the immortal creatures that could reshape human life.

How long can sperm live in the body or outside of it? This in-depth article explores the science of sperm survival, fertility timing, and the myths you should stop believing.

Nigeria’s Silent Health Crisis: Why Only 2.5% of Hypertensive Nigerians Have Their Condition Under Control and What It Means for the Nation’s Future.

As Southeast Asia wrestles with another wave of COVID-19 driven by the fast-spreading JN.1 variant, India stands apart not with grand gestures or sweeping restrictions, but with quiet, measured, scientifically-informed preparedness. While headlines from Singapore and Hong Kong report worrying spikes, India’s latest data paints a more stable picture: only 257 active cases as of May 19, 2025, and no hospitalizations.

HIV Testing Declines in South Africa After U.S. Aid Cuts: What Must the Government Do Now?