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Saudi Arabia sets Hajj health rules, restricts pilgrims with serious illnesses
Saudi Arabia has outlined a list of medical conditions that may disqualify individuals from obtaining a Hajj permit, as part of efforts to safeguard pilgrims’ health during the annual pilgrimage.The Ministry of Health and the Public Health Authority said the restrictions apply to people suffering from conditions that could impair their ability to perform rituals, including advanced kidney failure requiring dialysis, severe heart failure, liver cirrhosis, serious mental illnesses, dementia, advan...
Cash payouts for millions of Aussie credit card holders: Here's who is eligible
Cash payouts for millions of Aussie credit card holders: Here’s who is eligibleJunk insurance complaints up 1400 per centAussies urged to check old credit cards and loansREAD MORE: Huge blow for Aussie mortgage holders as inflation soarsBy KYLIE STEVENS, SENIOR BREAKING NEWS REPORTER, AUSTRALIA Published: 02:54, 30 April 2026 | Updated: 02:54, 30 April 2026 e-mail View comments
Horrifying 'Benadryl challenge' kills one and hospitalizes dozens... what you need to know
Horrifying 'Benadryl challenge' kills one and hospitalizes dozens... what you need to knowREAD MORE: New 'weapons grade' drug from Mexico surges in US cities By ALEXA LARDIERI, US HEALTH EDITOR Published: 02:32, 30 April 2026 | Updated: 02:35, 30 April 2026 e-mail 58 View comments
Are Indians finally seeking care earlier? The silent rise in reported illness
Are Indians finally seeking care earlier The silent rise in reported illness
Siding with dictators not who we are: Ex-US envoy says Trump favoured Putin
Siding with dictators not who we are ExUS envoy says Trump favoured Putin
Shameless domestic secrets of father who left his three children to perish in fire: Anguished mother reveals vile photos and says she'll NEVER believe his excuse for letting them die
Shameless domestic secrets of father who left his three children to perish in fire: Anguished mother reveals vile photos and says she'll NEVER believe his excuse for letting them dieBy ANNA WRIGHT, US REPORTER Published: 01:06, 30 April 2026 | Updated: 01:08, 30 April 2026 e-mail View comments
Millions at risk of deadly liver disease - but experts say lifestyle changes could almost halve cases, major study warns
Millions at risk of deadly liver disease - but experts say lifestyle changes could almost halve cases, major study warnsREAD MORE: How to spot if someone you love has warning signs of dementiaBy MARTI STELLING, HEALTH REPORTER Published: 23:30, 29 April 2026 | Updated: 00:47, 30 April 2026 e-mail 6 View comments
FDA conducts largest-ever baby formula safety test: Here's what the results say
The FDA has just published the results of the largest safety test ever done on baby formula sold in the U.S. It found low, but widespread, levels of contaminants like pesticides and mercury. CBS News medical correspondent Dr. Céline Gounder breaks down the results.
The kelp producer who wants to get Americans eating seaweed
The kelp producer who wants to get Americans eating seaweedJust nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleMichelle FleuryNorth America business correspondentElizabeth EllenwoodKelp farmer Suzie Flores quit the New York City rat raceSuzie Flores left a Manhattan career to farm sugar kelp off the Connecticut coast. Now she's trying to convince the US that the future of sustainable food is growing under the waves.On a February morning, when most of coastal New England is braced against the cold, S...
Who has the better front three - Bayern or PSG?
BBC Sport analysts Stephen Warnock and Nedum Onuoha analyse the difference between the attacking trios of Bayern Munich and PSG in their Champions League semi-final first leg, including Jamal Musiala's role of pushing into the forward line to allow Harry Kane to drop deeper.
WATCH: Viral menopause hack raises medical questions
Dr. Jennifer Miao explains the risks and science behind a viral trend using Allegra and Pepcid to ease menopause symptoms.
Students stop bus after driver has medical emergency
Students stop bus after driver has medical emergency
Mother of 4 welcomes triplets in rare normal delivery in MP's Satna, all stable
Mother of welcomes triplets in rare normal delivery in MPs Satna all stable
Raise tax on alcohol and junk food to cut deaths from liver disease, experts say
Report calls for tough action to combat ‘escalating and unsustainable burden’ of liver-related problems in EuropeGovernments in Europe should impose much higher taxes on alcohol and unhealthy food to tackle the continent’s 284,000 deaths a year from liver disease, experts say.Taxes on those products should rise sharply enough for the money raised to cover the huge costs they place on health services, the criminal justice system and social services. Continue reading...
Trial of non-invasive endometriosis scan boosts hopes for quicker diagnosis
Results suggest radiotracer maraciclatide can ‘light up’ condition on scan and reduce need for investigative surgeryA non-invasive scan for endometriosis has shown promising results in a trial, boosting hopes for far quicker diagnosis.The trial, which included 19 women with the condition, suggests that an experimental radiotracer, called maraciclatide, can “light up” endometriosis on a scan. The current need for a surgical investigation is seen as a major obstacle to timely diagnosis, with women...
The Trump Administration Is Shifting Federal Policy On Cannabis And Psychedelics
In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at a new drug cost partnership, a brain implant deal, and more.
Long a dream, it's now real: a fast and accurate TB test that doesn't need phlegm
TB tests use phlegm — not the easiest thing to get or work with. It takes time for results. And there can be false negatives and positives. A new test is more accurate and takes less than half an hour. (Image credit: BSIP/Universal Images Group via)
Knee surgery for cartilage damage does not benefit patients, study suggests
People with meniscus tears who underwent surgery had poorer knee function and worse osteoarthritis after 10 years than those who did notA common knee surgery for cartilage damage does not benefit patients and may lead to worse outcomes, a 10-year trial suggests.The study tracked outcomes for patients treated for a meniscus tear, who were given a partial meniscectomy, one of the most common orthopaedic surgeries. Their trajectories were compared with patients who had randomly been assigned to rec...
GITEX Future Health Africa: Morocco Pitches Itself as Africa’s Health Hub
Casablanca — Morocco is stepping up its push to position itself as a regional hub for health innovation, as officials and industry leaders gathered on Tuesday ahead of the first edition of GITEX Future Health Africa. The pre-opening press conference, held today at Mohammed VI University of Health Sciences, brought together government officials, organizers and healthcare stakeholders to outline the scope of the event, scheduled for May 4 to 6 in Casablanca. Opening the session, Amine Tahraoui sai...
The two men 'stabbed on the street for being Jewish' in Golders Green: Woman tells of how her brother is lucky to be alive after terror attack - as 'lovely' OAP who was knifed at bus stop is pictured
Shloime Rand, 34, and Moshe Shine, 76, were targeted by a crazed 45-year-old attacker with a history of violence shortly after 11am in Golders Green this morning.