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Abu Dhabi shuts restaurant for posing 'serious risk to public health'
Abu Dhabi authorities have ordered the closure of the Full Kohli restaurant in the Industrial Area of Al Ain City after identifying serious food safety violations.The establishment posed a "serious risk to public health", according to the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food Safety Authority (Adafsa).Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels.The Abu Dhabi authority said that the closure was issued following repeated violations and the establishment’s failure to implement ef...
ChatGPT 'uncovered woman's rare condition' after years of misdiagnosis
ChatGPT 'uncovered woman's rare condition' after years of misdiagnosis1 day agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleDanielle HerbertBBC Wales Phoebe TesorierePhoebe Tesoriere was misdiagnosed for four years with a range of health conditions, including anxiety ChatGPT has helped to uncover a woman's rare condition after years of being misdiagnosed by doctors.Phoebe Tesoriere, 23, claims she was told she was anxious, depressed, had epilepsy and warned she'd be treated as a m...
Take down bird feeders this summer to cut spread of avian disease, says RSPB
Charity advises replacing seed and nut feeders, where birds gather, with small amounts of mealworms, fat balls or suetGarden birds should not be fed seeds and nuts over the summer months, the RSPB has said, in an attempt to reduce the spread of avian diseases.Bird lovers are being urged to take down their bird feeders between May and October to help birds such as the greenfinch, whose numbers have plummeted after the spread of trichomonosis, a parasitic disease transmitted more easily when birds...
Another mpox case of ‘local transmission’ appears in Karachi
• First one was reported last month• A resident of East district dies from dengue, says health dept KARACHI: As authorities struggle to contain the mpox outbreak in Khairpur, a public health crisis seems to have emerged in Karachi, which saw its second suspected case of local transmission of mpox and the first death from dengue on Thursday. According to the health department, the dengue victim was a resident of city’s East district, while the mpox patient, a resident of Buffer Zone, is currently...
Tried 'looksmaxxing'? UAE doctors warn of health risks related to social media trend
From chasing sharper jawlines to building the perfect body, a social media trend known as 'looksmaxxing' is gaining traction among young men. However, UAE doctors are warning that this pursuit of beauty may come at a cost to both mental and physical health.The trend which is widely shared on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, encourages men to optimise their appearance through a mix of fitness, grooming, and, in some cases, extreme or unsafe practices. What started as an online idea is now be...
CDC delays COVID vaccine benefits report
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reportedly delayed the publication of its report detailing the benefits of the COVID-19 vaccine at the behest of its acting director. Acting CDC Director Jay Bhattacharya delayed the report because of concerns about its methodology, The Washington Post reported Thursday. The report was focused on the vaccine’s…
RSV season runs into spring
Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} View Online Health Care Health Care   The Big Story  An unusually late RSV season runs into spring  A later-than-expected season of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) has states extending eligibility for preventive measures in children. Experts are urging parents to keep in mind the measures that…
Lung Cancer Leading Cancer Cause of Death Among Women, Says Former HHS Official
Retired Rear Admiral Susan Blumenthal said that lung cancer has surpassed breast, ovarian and cervical cancer as the leading cancer cause of death in women and that it is part of the health inequity that has emerged in cancer research and prevention. Blumenthal said more system need to be in place in order to detect early and treat cancers in women. (Source: Bloomberg)
US conservatives sue to dismantle Native Hawaiian healthcare scholarships
Do No Harm activist group alleges ‘racial discrimination’ in program designed to support under-served communitiesSign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxConservative campaigners are targeting a decades-old federal scholarship program designed to provide Native Hawaiian students with funding to pursue healthcare careers and place practitioners in the state’s most medically under-served communities.Do No Harm, a Virginia-based advocacy group for healthcare clin...
US fertility rate drops to all-time low, continuing a two-decade decline
The United States fertility rate has now been in decline for two decades, dropping nearly 23 percent since 2007.
Women's Six Nations guide: Fixtures and BBC coverage
Women's Six Nations guide: Fixtures and BBC coverageTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedMedia caption, England lift Women's Six Nations trophyPublished6 April 2026Updated 9 April 2026The Women's Six Nations gets under way on Saturday, 11 April with world champions England bidding for an eighth successive title and a fifth consecutive Grand Slam.The Red Roses will return to Allianz Stadium for the first time since beating Can...
‘MH First’ Launches in Morocco to Transform Mental Health Prevention
Casablanca – The “Mental Health First” (MH First) platform was officially launched in Morocco through a two-day conference held in Rabat and Casablanca on April 8-9. Held under the theme “Anticipate Rather Than React: Transforming Mental Health Into a Lever for Sustainable Performance,” the conferences were organized in partnership with Mohammed V University in Rabat and ESCA School of Management in Casablanca. After the first day in Rabat, the second day took place at ESCA Casablanca, bringing...
NFL publicly defends media deal amid reports of DOJ investigation
The NFL defended how fans are able to watch its games amid reports on Tuesday that the Justice Department has opened an investigation into whether the league has engaged in anticompetitive tactics through its media rights deal and is overcharging customers.“With over 87% of our games on free, broadcast television, including 100% of games in the markets of the competing teams, the NFL has for decades put our fans front and center in how we distribute our content,” a league spokesperson said. “The...
Humanitarian situation in Sudan at ‘catastrophic levels’, says NGO
Humanity & Inclusion says people with disabilities face extreme challenges amid war and humanitarian crisis.
DOJ probing NFL for alleged anticompetitive tactics, sources say
Politics Justice Department investigating NFL over games on paid platforms, sources say By Jennifer Jacobs, Jennifer Jacobs Senior White House reporter Jennifer Jacobs is a senior White House reporter at CBS News. Read Full Bio Jennifer Jacobs, Sarah N. Lynch Sarah N. Lynch Senior Justice Department Reporter Sarah N. Lynch is the senior Justice Department reporter for CBS News, based in Washington, D.C. Read Full Bio Sarah N. Lynch Updated on: April 9, 2026 / 12:23 PM EDT / CBS News Add CBS News...
'Endless fears': Even if fighting stops, the damage to Iran's children will endure
'Endless fears': Even if fighting stops, the damage to Iran's children will endure6 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleFergal KeaneSpecial correspondentReutersA woman and her child look at the aftermath of an air strike in TehranThe war is inside his head now. A slamming door or cutlery being dropped makes him jump. The ceasefire doesn't change that."Before the war, I had no stress at all," says Ali. "But now even the smallest sound causes my brain t...
Israel's war in Lebanon has become a flashpoint for the Iran ceasefire
World Israel's war in Lebanon becomes a flashpoint as Iran says U.S. must choose "between war and ceasefire" By Haley Ott, Haley Ott Reporter Haley Ott is a CBS News senior multi-platform reporter based in London. Read Full Bio Haley Ott, Sarah Lynch Baldwin Sarah Lynch Baldwin Deputy Managing Editor Sarah Lynch Baldwin is a deputy managing editor of CBSNews.com. She helps lead national and breaking news coverage and shapes editorial workflows. Read Full Bio Sarah Lynch Baldwin Updated on: April...
'Pakistan closer than ever to eradicating polio'
More than 200,000 frontline polio workers and supervisors will participate in a vaccination campaign targeting over 23.3 million children under the age of five across Punjab from April 13. Addressing a ceremony on Thursday where the Punjab Emergency Operations Centre inaugurated the upcoming National Immunisation Days (NIDs), Provincial Minister for Health and Population Imran Nazeer said sustained efforts and effective strategies had brought Pakistan closer than ever to the final phase of...
Woman with three deadly diseases has ‘remarkable’ recovery after cell therapy
Treatment reset wayward immune system of patient with life-threatening conditions, say scientists, in a world firstA woman who lived with three life-threatening autoimmune diseases for more than a decade has returned to a near-normal life after a cell therapy reset her wayward immune system.The 47-year-old had had nine different treatments, none of which had a lasting impact, before receiving the therapy last year at University Hospital Erlangen in Germany. At the time, she required daily blood...
US had hottest March on record as nation faced ‘unprecedented’ heat
The continental US registered its most abnormally hot month in 132 years of records, according to Noaa data March’s persistent unseasonable heat was so intense that the continental United States registered its most abnormally hot month in 132 years of records, according to federal weather data. And the next year or so looks to turn the dial up on global warmth even more, as some forecasts predict a brewing El Niño will reach super strength.Not only was it the hottest March on record for the US b...