A representational image of a tick carrying Congo virus. — APP/File Sindh has reported its second death from Crimean Congo Hemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) this year, as a patient died in Karachi on Thursday, according to the provincial health department. The … Read More
All Rights Reserved: F Stop Press Ltd. LISTEN TO THE SHOW HERE Listen on: In today’s podcast episode I interview Hannah Chapman of Ava May Aromas. Hannah is a 25 year old entrepreneur with a passion for home fragrance. She … Read More
Five doctors at a St. John’s hospital have tendered a joint notice of resignation, saying their work environment has become “unsafe for both patient care and provider well-being,” CBC Investigates has learned. The doctors make up the internal medicine department at … Read More
Posted by Editor on May 2, 2025 in Lifestyle | When summer hits, the lure of smoky ribs, sizzling steaks, and grilled veggies is irresistible — and having the right gear can make or break your barbecue game. So when … Read More
Mahmoud Daifallah Hmoud was appointed following a parallel and independent voting process in the General Assembly and Security Council, conducted by secret ballot. He will fill the vacancy left by former ICJ President Nawaf Salam of Lebanon, who resigned in … Read More
After having my first baby I felt totally lost when it came to how to dress. My wardrobe was filled with t-shirts that didn’t fit and worked best tucked into high waisted jeans, trousers that didn’t suit my new body … Read More
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Mouth taping has again become a popular bedtime trend on social media — just as it trended a few years ago. The idea is to tape the mouth shut at night to … Read More
The public has overwhelmingly backed the new proposals For a long time now, a trip to Soho or Oxford Street has also meant dodging the luminous, hot pink and fluffy pedicabs that blast through the streets, leaving a soundbite of … Read More
Speaking at the regular Friday press briefing in Geneva for humanitarian agencies, she warned that as wealthier nations make deep spending cuts, both international aid and national health systems are facing serious disruption. Dr. Chalkidou highlighted recent decisions by the United … Read More
By Leila Sullivan In May, we welcomed spring blooms and warm weather, while staying engaged with the latest health policy research. This month we read about potential effects of the reconciliation bill on provider revenue and uncompensated care, Rhode Island’s … Read More