Perimenopause affects women between the ages of 35 and 45 and can manifest in a host of symptoms. Some of them are basic, like irregular periods. But others, like when you feel something crawling on your skin, could also be a symptom of perimenopause.

Perimenopause is nasty, messy and WILL make you miserable. Here is what nobody tells you

A promising new drug is raising hopes for bladder cancer patients by potentially reducing the need for life-changing surgery. Researchers say the treatment could mark a significant step forward in cancer care, offering patients an alternative approach while improving quality of life.

Could this breakthrough transform the future of bladder cancer treatment? Here's what the latest findings reveal.

:ngame-changer for Bladder Cancer Patients?

The Trump administration has been blocked from engaging directly with WHO officials over discussions on health risks and virus outbreaks. Only three people are allowed to attend virtual meetings, and even then, they are not allowed to speak.

US health blockade: Only 3 researchers at WHO meetings, all barred from speaking

Research has found that besides the amount of alcohol, the type of beverage also makes a difference to heart health. Scientists followed 340,000 adults over 13 years and found that one particular drink was better than others when consumed in moderate amounts. 

Wine takes the cake - Scientists say moderate intake linked to better heart health compared to non-drinkers

The name Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) implies that the condition affects only the ovaries. However, experts say it is a hormonal or endocrine disorder that can leave long-term effects on the female body, but it is not diagnosed in time because of its current name.

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) will get a name change. Here is why it matters

A report has highlighted the dangers of not giving Vitamin K shots to newborn babies, claiming that babies are bleeding to death. It states that there has been a rise in the number of parents refusing to give the injection to their babies, complicating the problem. 

Newborns are bleeding to death in US. Politician blames Kennedy Jr for creating 'doubt' about crucial vitamin

A study has linked less sleep to brain damage similar to that seen in Alzheimer's. Scientists say losing even one night of sleep, restlessness or insomnia can damage the brain, which needs shut-eye to store memories and function efficiently. 

Sleepless nights linked to Alzheimer's-like brain damage, 25 years of data shows

Happiness has nothing to do with ageing, and in fact, according to a survey, the best time in our lives comes when we are older, because we are also wiser. This leads us to concentrate on ourselves and end all toxic relationships.

You are not old, you are just happy: Study reveals the age you are happiest

If you are a fan of spicy food, you could be unknowingly adding years to your life. Several studies over the years have shown that people who eat chilli peppers are at a lower risk of several diseases, especially those linked to the heart.

Like it hot? You might be destined to live a long life

The study states that young people, especially women, who consumed more fruits and vegetables, were at a higher risk of lung cancer. The researchers categorically stated that these foods are healthy, and the problem area is possibly agricultural practices.

Study links fruits and vegetables to lung cancer in non-smokers, but the real culprit could be something else

Burundi is in the grips of a mystery disease as all tests have ruled out the known culprits, such as Ebola, Marburg and yellow fever. WHO is working with local officials to investigate the cause and understand how the disease is spreading.

Mystery illness spreading in Burundi as WHO joins investigation on ground - Details

A woman in Greece became concerned when she started sneezing worms. Doctors concluded that it was a case of Oestrus ovis, as the doctors removed 10 larvae and one pupa from her maxillary sinuses. These worms have typically affect human eyes and not the nasal passages.

In a medical first, doctors find 'impossible' larvae living inside a woman's nose

While blood scarcity has turned into a silent crisis globally, people in America are putting conditions on the kind of blood they would accept. Demand for unvaccinated blood in the country has seen a spike, and people could soon legally demand such blood. 

Americans are saying no to vaccinated blood, even if it means delaying life-saving surgery: Report

Office ACs have been ruining health for decades, and now science shows that they are wreaking havoc on your skin. If you are also someone who has noticed visible changes in your skin after spending hours at your desk, you are not alone. 

Your office is ruining your skin and hair, and science has the proof

Why do women suffer more pain and for a longer time than men? It has nothing to do with their strength or stamina. Turns out, the human body is such that men are naturally at an advantage when it comes to pain, and women can't do anything about it.

Shake off the pain? We can't. Turns out, even nature favours the men. And no, it is not about emotions

Cholera has claimed the life of a British man in his 80s. He fell sick last week and passed away after his condition deteriorated. The UK Health Security Agency confirmed it was cholera, the first death in 125 years.

Deadly disease believed eradicated in Britain claims first life since 1901

The most affected parts of the joints in the legs are the knee and hip, which can also affect younger individuals, particularly those who have a genetic history, obesity, a history of joint injury, or metabolic disorders.

Persistent joint pain without injury: Early warning signs you shouldn’t ignore

Scientists say the most tiring times in our lives arrive when we turn 40. This decade throws everything off balance. There are physical changes, stress, hormonal issues, poor sleep, low muscle strength, and yet the workload keeps increasing.

EXHAUSTED in your 40s? You are the only ones who can rightfully complain, according to science

Candida auris fungal infection cases have surged in the US. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said that since 2019, there has been a rise in these cases. Who are prone to the fungal infection, what are the syptoms and how to prevent it? 

Deadly fungal infection surging through US: Symptoms, prevention and, affected states

Did you know some people can get drunk without even drinking alcohol? This is a condition many people suffer from, yet it remains undiagnosed for years. In fact, you might even land in legal trouble without being guilty of getting drunk.

Drunk without drinking? Scientists figure out why some people get a BUZZ minus the alcohol

A deadly fungus is fast spreading across the globe, according to scientists, who have raised concerns about current tests that fail to identify it on time. It is resistant to current medicines and has already been detected in over 50 countries. 

Lethal fungus resistant to drugs has picked up pace across the world, scientists warn

A Brazilian woman was shocked to learn that she was carrying male chromosomes. The doctors found out about it after she had a miscarriage. She had one genetic code in the blood and a different one in the other tissues. 

Doctors stunned to see 'male blood' in Brazilian woman who suffered miscarriage

A 16-year-old girl from Uttar Pradesh passed away at Delhi's AIIMS hospital following damage to her intestines from junk food. Her family says she was addicted to it and preferred it over home cooked meals and ate a lot of it. 

UP girl habituated to junk food dies at Delhi's AIIMS hospital of heart failure

A woman in New Zealand was diagnosed with a rare form of brain tumour in 2024. After a year of treatment and chemotherapy, and no surgery, one of the scans came back clear. It was as if the tumour had miraculously vanished.

Kiwi woman’s 'golf-ball' brain tumour vanishes — Stunned doctors term her diagnosis 'medical anomaly'

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Perimenopause is nasty, messy and WILL make you miserable. Here is what nobody tells you

:ngame-changer for Bladder Cancer Patients?

US health blockade: Only 3 researchers at WHO meetings, all barred from speaking

Wine takes the cake: Study finds moderate intake linked to better heart health

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) will get a name change. Here's why it matters

Newborns are bleeding to death in US. Politician blames Kennedy Jr: Report

Sleepless nights linked to Alzheimer's-like brain damage

You are not old, you are just happy: Study reveals the age you are happiest

Like it hot? You might be destined to live a long life

Study links fruits and vegetables to lung cancer in non-smokers

Mystery illness spreading in Burundi as WHO joins investigation on ground

In a medical first, doctors find 'impossible' larvae living inside woman's nose

Americans are saying no to vaccinated blood, putting loved ones at risk: Report

Your office is ruining your skin and hair, and science has the proof

Even nature favours the men when it comes to pain. No, it is not about emotions

Deadly disease believed eradicated in Britain claims first life since 1901

Persistent joint pain without injury: Early warning signs you shouldn’t ignore

EXHAUSTED in your 40s? You are the only ones who can rightfully complain

Deadly fungal infection surging in US: Symptoms, prevention, and affected states

Drunk without drinking? Scientists figure out why some get a BUZZ minus alcohol

Lethal fungus resistant to drugs has picked up pace across the world

Doctors stunned to see 'male blood' in Brazilian woman who suffered miscarriage

UP girl habituated to junk food dies at Delhi's AIIMS of heart failure

Kiwi woman’s brain tumour vanishes — Stunned doctors call it 'medical anomaly'