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Citizens Unite to Combat Bogota Air Pollution

Bogota citizens are monitoring chronic air pollution using grassroots data collection to champion public health and environmental change.

Discover inspiring stories of resilience and hope from those battling ALS on Global ALS/MND Awareness Day.

WADA Director General Olivier Niggli slams the Enhanced Games as dangerous and medically unethical, warning of severe side effects.

Jumatay Aubakir, the doctor on horseback in Xinjiang, saves lives with unwavering dedication and a cherished 40-year-old medical kit.

The FDA approves a revolutionary twice-a-year HIV shot by Gilead, signaling a new era in global HIV prevention.

China’s first invasive BCI trial showcases a groundbreaking leap in neural tech, offering renewed hope for patients with motor impairments.

Yellow Fever cases in South America are on the rise as the CDC issues a Level 2 travel notice urging precautions for a safe journey.

Xinjiang boosts dynamic health cooperation across Central Asia with innovative medical services, telemedicine, and academic exchanges.

WHO warns that Gaza’s Al-Amal hospital is nearly out of service amid intense military activity, straining local healthcare.

U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. fired all 17 CDC vaccine panel experts, hinting at major shifts in immunization policy.