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NewsDesk MC May 31, 2026May 31, 2026 climate change, climate crisis, delhi, Delhi Weather, environmental risk, Extreme Heat, Heat Stress, heatwave, homelessness, housing crisis, human rights, india, India Meteorological Department, IPCC, Jannat, public health, Shahida, Shelter Shortage, social inequality, Street Homelessness, urban development, urban poverty, Vulnerable Communities, women and children

Delhi’s Extreme Heat Exposes Risks Facing Thousands Living on the Streets

“Even when your eyes close, your mind stays awake. I need to be always protective of myself and my child.”

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NewsDesk MC May 31, 2026May 31, 2026 Diagnosis, Dr Milli Raizada, Family Health, healthcare, healthcare policy, hormonal disorders, John Studd, maternal health, Medical Education, medical research, mental health, Mental Illness Awareness, NHS, Oestrogen Implants, Patient Advocacy, PMDD, Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder, psychological health, public health, reproductive health, Suicide Prevention, united kingdom, Women's Healthcare, Women’s Health

Hidden Disorder, Lasting Impact: Women With PMDD Push for Recognition, Treatment and Research

“Too many doctors, myself included, don’t have the knowledge to help women who suffer in silence.” A growing number of

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NewsDesk MC May 30, 2026May 30, 2026 afghan refugees, afghanistan, Cross-Border Migration, deportations, humanitarian issues, iran, Kabul-Nangarhar Highway, Laghman Province, Migrant Crackdown, Migrant Returns, Nangarhar, Nuristan, pakistan, public health, refugee crisis, Returnees, road accident, South Asia, traffic safety, transportation, Vehicle Crash

Refugee Tragedy on Afghan Highway Leaves 22 Dead as Returnees Journey Home

Laghman-A truck carrying Afghan refugees returning from Pakistan overturned on a highway in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday, killing at least

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NewsDesk MC May 24, 2026May 24, 2026 art analysis, Art History, beauty standards, BMI, body image, cardiovascular disease, cultural history, health, historical perspectives, hypothyroidism, Leonardo da Vinci, medical research, medicine, metabolism, Mona Lisa, obesity, obesity stigma, portraiture, public health, Renaissance art, saturated fats, social attitudes, trans fats, visual culture

Changing Ideals: Researchers and Art Historians Debate What Historical Portraits Reveal About Health and Beauty

“Suddenly, thin people became beautiful and the women who inspired artists for centuries were no longer considered attractive.” For centuries,

Pope Condemns Polluters’ Windfall in Italy’s Toxic Waste Heartland

Italy-Pope Leo on Saturday denounced companies and organizations that profit from environmental degradation, warning against the pursuit of wealth through

Uganda Reports Fresh Ebola Infections as Confirmed Cases Rise to Five

Kampala-Uganda confirmed three new Ebola infections on Saturday, raising the total number of confirmed cases in the country to five

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NewsDesk MC May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 Aboriginal Communities, Aboriginal Health, australia, Australian Centre for Disease Control, community health, contact tracing, Cutaneous Diphtheria, Diphtheria, disease outbreak, Halls Creek, health funding, healthcare access, Immunisation, Indigenous Australians, infectious diseases, Kimberley, Northern Territory, public health, Queensland, Remote Communities, Respiratory Disease, vaccination, Western Australia, Yarrabah

Australia Expands Diphtheria Response as Indigenous Communities Face Rising Outbreak Risk

“One of the lessons we’ve learned with communicable disease is you’ve got to go hard, go early.” Australian health authorities

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NewsDesk MC May 21, 2026May 21, 2026 africa, Africa CDC, african union, Congo crisis, Democratic Republic of Congo, Diplomacy, ebola, epidemic response, global health, health advisory, india, India-Africa Forum Summit, infectious disease, international summit, new delhi, outbreak, public health, South Sudan, travel screening, uganda, who

India Defers Africa Summit as Ebola Crisis Deepens

New Delhi-India and the African Union have postponed next week’s India-Africa Forum Summit in New Delhi following a worsening Ebola

Rare Ebola Strain Triggers Alarm Across Eastern Congo

Bunia-A fast-spreading outbreak of the rare Bundibugyo strain of Ebola has intensified fears in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, with

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NewsDesk MC May 18, 2026May 18, 2026 CDC guidance, Covid-19, cruise industry, cruise ships, Diamond Princess, disease transmission, E. coli, epidemiology, food safety, global tourism, hantavirus, infectious diseases, influenza, legionnaires disease, maritime travel, norovirus, onboard medical care, outbreak prevention, passenger safety, public health, respiratory viruses, travel health, varicella, ventilation systems

Cruise Ships Face Persistent Infection Risks Despite Stricter Health Controls, Experts Say

“Ships aren’t dirty, they are just efficient mixing chambers.” — Dr Vikram Niranjan, University of Limerick Cruise ships remain vulnerable