Health

Mysterious Wild Mushroom Triggers Concern and Health Mobilization in Eastern Libya

Authorities respond to public unease over a local variety known as Zal Al-Kalb.

22 hours ago

WHO Warns Floods Threaten Nearly One Million Displaced People in Gaza

Recent rains sweep away shelter tents and exacerbate respiratory infections ahead of winter.

23 hours ago

Study Reveals Role of Fructose in Driving Cancer Spread

Researchers at the Wistar Institute identify a chemical mechanism that suppresses cholesterol production and loosens cellular bonds following chemotherapy.

1 day ago

World Health Organization Warns of Ebola Outbreak in Rural Democratic Republic of the Congo

The global agency flagged a concerning spread of the deadly virus, though specific provinces and infection tallies remain unconfirmed.

1 day ago

New Study Examines Whether Estrogen Protects Women's Brains From Dementia

Research looks into how years of hormonal exposure may help sustain cognitive health with age.

1 day ago

WHO Warns Climate Change Is Reviving Vanished Diseases in Eastern Mediterranean

Environmental shifts coupled with conflict and displacement are intensifying strains on fragile healthcare systems across the region.

1 day ago

WHO Warns of Rising Respiratory Illnesses in Gaza After Rains Inundate Displaced Camps

Flooding compounds the crisis for hundreds of thousands of displaced people amid urgent calls to allow laboratory equipment into the strip.

1 day ago

Cold Weather Aggravates Chronic Lung Conditions as Guidance Highlights Preventative Measures

Cold, dry conditions worsen symptoms for asthma patients while scarves and medication routines reduce breathing risks.

1 day ago

Palestinian Infant Dies of Hypothermia in Gaza

Health authorities recorded the first winter cold-related death in the enclave as displaced families endure dilapidated shelters.

1 day ago

Scientific Studies Question Routine Heart and Cognitive Benefits of Omega-3 Supplements

International guidelines and clinical trials challenge widespread marketing claims that supplements prevent cognitive decline and vascular disease.

1 day ago

Jordanian Health Ministry Hospitals Perform 1,350 Emergency Evening Heart Catheterizations, Saving One Million Dinars

A shift to immediate catheterization during night shifts improved acute heart attack care and reduced blood-thinner expenses.

1 day ago

Israel Blocks Burn Mask Materials for Doctors Without Borders Clinic in Gaza

A dispute over staff lists halts 3D-printed treatment supplies for burn patients in Gaza, leaving children like six-year-old Masa Yassin without refitted masks.

1 day ago

Regular Brisk Walking for 150 Minutes a Week Helps Lower Blood Pressure

Spreading moderate physical activity across several sessions each week supports cardiovascular health.

1 day ago

Health Experts Warn of Severe Risks to Heart, Brain, and Kidneys from Excessive Energy Drink Intake

High concentrations of caffeine and sugar in energy drinks can trigger cardiovascular emergencies, metabolic disorders, and organ strain.

1 day ago

Common Antibiotic Missteps Drive Bacterial Resistance and Weaken Treatment

A medical academic warns against taking antibacterial drugs for viral illnesses and stopping prescribed courses prematurely.

1 day ago

Canadian Study Finds No Weight or Cholesterol Penalties from Full-Fat Dairy Consumption

Adults consuming three daily servings over 12 weeks experienced blood pressure improvements without worsening lipid markers.

1 day ago

Celebrities Promote Drinking Daily Doses of Olive Oil on Social Media

The trend of taking straight shots of olive oil gains traction with endorsements from Kourtney Kardashian and Hailey Bieber.

1 day ago

Doctor Warns Replacing Water with Sugary Soft Drinks Poses Severe Health Risks

Doctor Elena Solomatina outlines the damage of high sugar consumption on organs while questioning claims surrounding Warren Buffett's fluid intake.

1 day ago

E-Cigarette Use Linked to Declining Lung Function in Young Adults, Study Finds

Researchers observe measurable drops in respiratory performance over 12 months, pointing to heightened risks of chronic lung disease.

1 day ago

Scientific Review Examines Obesity and Diabetes Drugs' Effects on Brain Health and Memory

Researchers say evidence remains inconclusive on whether modern treatments slow Alzheimer's disease despite observed positive correlations.

1 day ago

Maternal Exposure to Wildfire Smoke Linked to Childhood Asthma

California research presented in Phoenix connects air pollution and smoke inhaled during later trimesters to heightened respiratory risk in infants.

1 day ago

Study Links Low Testosterone in Men to an 18 Percent Increase in Cancer Mortality

Research covering more than 26,000 men connects reduced hormone concentrations to elevated risks compared to peers with the highest levels.

1 day ago

Spanish Study Examines Links Between Screen Time, Sleep Disorders, and Childhood Obesity

The research by scholars across several Spanish universities is scheduled for full publication in early December.

1 day ago

Consuming Vegetables or Protein Before Carbohydrates May Moderate Post-Meal Blood Sugar Spikes

Evidence remains limited despite an analysis drawing from six studies examining 107 adults.

1 day ago

Jordan University Hospital Honored for Participation in National Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety Goals

The Minister of Health presented the recognition to the hospital's general manager on behalf of Princess Muna Al Hussein.

1 day ago

Study Links a Common Sugar to the Spread of Aggressive Ovarian Cancer

Researchers point to an unexpected mechanism whereby a widely used sweetener in foods and drinks aids tumour expansion.

1 day ago

Medical Experts Outline Triggers, Diagnostic Routes, and Warning Signs for Heart Palpitations

Clinical evaluations separate benign everyday triggers from indicators that demand immediate emergency assessment.

2 days ago

Research Identifies Drivers Behind Late-Night Snacking After Dinner

Biological and behavioural cues lead a substantial portion of people to eat late in the evening despite having finished dinner.

2 days ago

Unexplained Surge in Rabid Animals Prompts Preventive Treatments in Rhode Island

State authorities confirmed 48 animal rabies cases this year, leading dozens of residents to seek preventive medical care.

2 days ago

Experiments Point to Role Reversal as Cause of Rising Anxiety Among Millennials Over Aging Parents

Research examines how shifting family responsibilities are driving heightened concerns regarding parental welfare.

2 days ago

Medical Warnings Outline Risks of Amoxicillin and Clavulanic Acid for Kidney and Liver Patients

Guidelines caution against misuse for viral infections and note that associated diarrhea can persist for two months.

2 days ago

Scientific Studies Examine Peppermint Oil for Digestion, Cognitive Focus, and Physical Performance

Reviews and controlled trials show therapeutic potential for active mint compounds, though limited sample sizes restrict broad conclusions.

2 days ago

Research Identifies Four Health Benefits of Mint Beyond Flavor

Scientific interest grows around the widely used culinary and oral care herb.

2 days ago

Studies Examine How Tattoo Ink Migrates to Lymph Nodes and Affects Immunity

Pigment particles travel through the lymphatic system amid unresolved scientific debate over cancer risks.

2 days ago

Study Links Late-Night Eating to Higher Risks of Liver Disease

Data from nearly 200,000 individuals ties eating after dinner to increased rates of fatty liver and fibrosis, though experts caution the finding remains correlational.

2 days ago

Medical Conference in Orlando Examines the Future of Artificial Intelligence in Hospitals

An international scientific forum brings together technological innovation and clinical expertise to assess the integration of smart systems in hospital settings.

2 days ago

Neurobiologist Explains Differences Between Temporary Memory Lapses and Dementia in Older Adults

Stress, poor sleep, and nutrition can cause temporary forgetfulness without indicating lasting cognitive decline.

2 days ago

Regular Painkiller Use Worsens Headaches and Masks Severe Illnesses

A neurologist warns against frequent medication that provokes rebound pain and delays critical treatment.

2 days ago

Studies Show Mixed Effects of Nighttime Vitamin D on Sleep and Melatonin Levels

Taking supplements before bed may suppress melatonin production even as broader evidence links deficiencies to poorer sleep habits.

2 days ago

Doctors Without Borders Warns Ebola Outbreak in Congo Is Out of Control

The organisation urges direct field support as confirmed cases exceed 11,000 amid a lack of approved vaccines or treatments.

2 days ago

Changes in Walking and Arm Swing Emerge Seven Years Before Parkinson's Diagnosis

Australian researchers identify early movement shifts years ahead of clinical detection using wrist-worn sensors.

2 days ago

Nutrition Experts Recommend Six Foods to Help Lower Blood Pressure

Everyday options such as leafy greens and fatty fish support vascular function and promote cardiovascular health.

2 days ago

Resistance Training Protects Older Adults Against Muscle Loss and Declining Bone Density

Scientific evidence shows that lifting weights sustains physical autonomy and increases strength in later stages of life.

2 days ago

US FDA Approves Diagnostic Test to Match Cancer Patients with Keytruda

The newly approved test analyses genetic instability in solid tumours to guide immunotherapy selection

2 days ago

Supermarket Syndrome Causes Dizziness and Exhaustion for Shoppers

The condition turns routine weekly buying trips into exhausting experiences irrespective of crowds or long lists.

2 days ago

Weight-Loss Drugs Raise Fresh Mental Health Concerns Following Discontinuation

Treatments including Mounjaro and Zepbound prompt scrutiny over potential effects such as hallucinations and mania when stopped.

2 days ago

Prediabetes Affects More Than Two in Five American Adults

The condition elevates blood sugar measurements above typical thresholds.

2 days ago

Scientific Review Links Smoking to Increased Risk of Dementia

An analysis of data from around 2.8 million people shows risks scaling with daily cigarette consumption while former smokers face no added likelihood.

2 days ago

New Research Suggests Alzheimer's Disease May Start Outside the Brain

Recent scientific findings point to manifestations of the condition beyond the central nervous system.

2 days ago

Gut-to-Brain Neural Pathway Explains Learned Preference for Bitter Tastes

A Nature study finds that slow-acting dopamine signals link gut nutrient detection to brain learning, shifting aversion into preference.

2 days ago

Artificial Intelligence Enhances Accuracy in Bowel Disease Research and Diagnosis

Modern technological tools improve clinical detection and support medical studies addressing intestinal conditions.

2 days ago

Breast Cancer Chemotherapy Accelerates Biological Aging by Over Nine Years

Georgetown University Medical Center researchers find cellular damage from anthracyclines pushes biological age upward.

3 days ago

Finnish Study Combines Blood Pressure Drug and Vibrating Mattress to Clear Brain Proteins

Researchers observe a rise in brain-related proteins in the blood of 29 volunteers following a vibrating mattress session lasting over 30 minutes.

3 days ago

Large Study Confirms Modern Hormone Therapy for Menopause Does Not Raise Heart Risks

Long-term monitoring of over 52,000 women finds no significant increase in heart attacks, strokes, or cardiovascular deaths.

3 days ago

Doctor Hossam Mowafy Warns Insomnia May Signal Three Serious Conditions

The critical care professor identifies brain stroke, liver failure, and an overactive thyroid as underlying causes of persistent sleep loss.

3 days ago

Neurologist Identifies Early Warning Signs of Dementia in the Elderly

Short-term memory decline, speech issues, and behavioral shifts appear among the first indicators of the condition.

3 days ago

Ebola Cases in Congo Top 11,000 in Country's Deadliest Outbreak

The Bundibugyo virus outbreak has claimed 5,387 lives and spread across eight provinces amid armed conflict and community mistrust.

3 days ago

Ophthalmologist Warns Rare Condition Can Make Straight Roads Appear Distorted

Metamorphopsia alters visual perception and often leaves lasting effects even with timely medical intervention.

3 days ago

Biochemist Details Key Food Sources to Address Zinc Deficiency

Oysters, meat, and seeds can supply the daily nutrient needed for immune defense and wound healing.

3 days ago

Egyptian Presidential Health Advisor Explains Seasonal Rise in Respiratory Viruses Among Children

Health authorities affirm infection rates match normal weather shifts and indicate no new virus.

3 days ago

Nutritionist Recommends Varied Fish Consumption and Cautions Pregnant Women and Children on Specific Types

Dietary guidance advises weekly intake of fatty fish while steering clear of raw and high-mercury options for vulnerable groups.

3 days ago

Scientists Identify Why Heart Cancer Remains Extremely Rare

Cardiomyocytes stop dividing shortly after birth, limiting DNA mutations that trigger malignancies.

3 days ago

Neck Circumference Points to Heart and Diabetes Risks Even for People at Normal Weight

A Chicago study finds neck size indicates insulin resistance regardless of body mass index or waist measurements.

3 days ago

Ebola Cases in Democratic Republic of the Congo Surpass 11,000

Official figures show 5,387 deaths as the rare Bundibugyo strain spreads across eight provinces without approved vaccines or treatments.

3 days ago

Al-Belbeisi Announces Spread of Several Respiratory Viruses in Jordan as Winter Begins

Laboratory tests are required to differentiate infections while influenza positivity reaches 5.5%.

3 days ago

Pumpkin Seeds Support Blood Pressure Regulation and Heart Health

Nutrients including magnesium and antioxidants benefit arteries, though direct scientific evidence remains limited.

3 days ago

Danish Study Links Regular Coffee Consumption to Gut Microbiome Shifts and Digestive Tract Changes

Data gathered by electronic capsules revealed increased colon contractions and altered acidity levels among coffee drinkers.

3 days ago

Ebola Cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Surpass 11,000 as Deaths Mount

A rare Bundibugyo strain has claimed 5,387 lives as the virus spreads across eight provinces.

3 days ago

Danish Study Links Regular Coffee Intake to Colon Muscle Activity and Altered Gut Acidity

University of Copenhagen researchers tracked gut motility and observed distinct bacterial patterns and lower small-intestine pH.

3 days ago

US Regulators Order Eye Disorder Warnings on GLP-1 Weight-Loss and Diabetes Treatments

Mandatory notices will appear on medications such as Ozempic and Wegovy following reviews linking them to non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy.

3 days ago

Elevated Blood Cholesterol Threatens Arteries Despite Crucial Role in Body Functions

Plaque accumulation on artery walls narrows blood vessels and increases the risks of coronary artery disease.

3 days ago

Study Identifies Optimal Fasting Hours to Reduce Abdominal Fat

Research points to metabolic advantages including diabetes protection as dietary approach gains wide interest.

3 days ago

Heart Contraction Forces and Nesprin-2 Protein Block Cancer Cells From Multiplying

Scientific research shows constant cardiac pumping halts tumor proliferation, suggesting new mechanical approaches to cancer therapy.

3 days ago

Colored Plastic Tableware for Children May Pose Health Risks

Reports link chemicals used in manufacturing plates and cups to increased cancer and kidney disease concerns.

3 days ago

Doctors Without Borders Reports Severe Damage to Gaza Health Sector and Revocation of Over 30 NGO Permits

The organisation's international president says Israeli restrictions blocked vital medical gear and cut international staff as strikes persist.

3 days ago

Nursing Council Concludes Training Course on Wound and Medical Ostomy Care

The session focused on training specialized nursing staff in clinical handling of wounds and medical ostomies.

3 days ago

Halting Weight-Loss Injections Doubles Heart Attack Risk in Diabetes Patients

Data from over 300 Italian clinics show the incidence of heart attack, stroke, and death roughly doubled after patients discontinued treatment.

3 days ago

Less than 42 Minutes of Daylight Daily May Increase Dementia Risk, Study Finds

Research identifies the duration as a minimum daily threshold to protect brain health.

3 days ago

Stroke Risk Surges by 72 Percent in Early Morning Hours, Analytical Study Finds

Data covering roughly 12 thousand adult patients indicates the probability peaks between 6 AM and 9 AM.

4 days ago

Physicians Explain Causes Behind GLP-1 Side Effects and Impact of Diet

Delayed gastric emptying intensifies digestive distress and vomiting when the treatments are paired with fat or alcohol.

4 days ago

Variations in Genetic Mutation Rates May Clarify Disparities in Cancer Risk

Healthy tissues in cancer patients contain higher mutation counts compared to individuals without the disease.

4 days ago

World Health Organization Launches Free WHOeyes Mobile App for Home Vision Testing

The Arabic-supported tool checks near and distance vision to help spot early impairment without replacing clinical exams.

4 days ago

Ophthalmologist Details Measures to Mitigate Eye Aging and Warns of Urgent Symptoms

While exercises and supplements cannot halt natural lens aging, early protective habits help reduce serious risks.

4 days ago

Vitamin B5 Supplement Shows Potential in Easing Psoriasis Symptoms, Study Finds

Laboratory experiments and a small trial indicate pantethine calms immune responses linked to cholesterol metabolism.

4 days ago

Researchers Achieve Breakthrough in Stiff-Person Syndrome Treatment

Initial scientific results show improved health conditions in patients with the rare neurological disorder.

4 days ago

Princess Ghida Talal Discusses Expanding Ties With Kuwait Red Crescent Society

The meeting reviewed an ongoing partnership established in 2016 that has funded care for refugee patients and individuals from Gaza

4 days ago

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Poses Risks to Female Fertility but Responds to Early Antibiotics

The bacterial infection often develops without obvious symptoms and requires a 14-day medication regimen to avert infertility.

4 days ago

Nutrition Experts Say Most Healthy Adults Do Not Need Omega-3 Supplements

A medical study finds no cognitive advantage in taking supplements over a placebo despite higher brain-fluid fatty acid levels.

4 days ago

Alzheimer's Mutations Disrupt Nerve-to-Muscle Signals Independently of the Brain

Laboratory experiments reveal direct peripheral disruptions that may account for movement problems in patients

4 days ago

Spinach Emerges as a Dietary Aid for Blood Pressure and Heart Health

Nutrient-packed leafy greens support cardiovascular function within a balanced diet while requiring caution for certain health conditions.

4 days ago

British Researchers Discover Method to Regenerate Damaged Heart Muscle Cells

The newly identified approach reactivates damaged cardiac cells to stimulate self-repair for the first time.

4 days ago

Whole Genome Sequencing Contributes to Diagnosing and Treating Severe Illnesses

The medical technique helps track cases of cerebral palsy and cancer.

4 days ago

Discussion Session in Sakib Sets Local Community Health Priorities

A partnership between the Jerash Health Directorate, UNICEF, and Amman Arab University lays the ground for a two-year action plan.

4 days ago

Limited Studies Suggest Lemon Juice May Lower Uric Acid and Ease Gout Symptoms

Early research shows potential benefits from fresh juice while experts emphasize it cannot replace prescribed medicine.

4 days ago

Clinical Trial Shows Silver Diamine Fluoride Halts Baby Tooth Decay Without Drilling

A trial involving hundreds of US children under six found the liquid treatment arrested decay in over half of targeted sites without anesthesia.

4 days ago

Scientific Evidence Finds Cinnamon More Effective Than Nutmeg for Blood Sugar Regulation

Reviews show confirmed benefits from cinnamon in humans while nutmeg evidence remains limited to animals, amid warnings over excessive intake.

4 days ago

Breakfast of Oats, Fruit, and Nuts Helps Lower Bad Cholesterol

Mayo Clinic guidance highlights the role of soluble fiber in cutting cardiovascular risks while noting diet does not replace prescribed medication.

4 days ago

Nutrition Experts Divided Over Health Risks of Social Media Sardine Diet Trend

Specialists warn against health complications linked to an extreme mono diet relying exclusively on canned fish to induce rapid weight loss.

4 days ago

Overusing Nasal Decongestant Sprays Worsens Blockages Instead of Relieving Them

Medical warnings advise strict adherence to usage limits to avoid rebound congestion and altered blood vessel responses.

4 days ago

Jordan Accruits Respiratory Therapy as Allied Health Field Amid Market Saturation Debate

Education officials defend the move as an urgent necessity for hospitals and emergency rooms despite employment concerns.

4 days ago

Doctor Warns Instant Noodles Pose Severe Health Hazards for Children

An endocrinology consultant links the popular meal to kidney disease, high cholesterol, and sharp spikes in blood pressure among young people.

4 days ago

Eradicating Helicobacter Pylori Requires Targeted Drug Regimens and Follow-Up Testing

Dietary adjustments cannot eliminate the bacteria from the stomach lining without prescribed antibiotic and acid-reducing regimens.

4 days ago

Personalized Cancer Vaccine Cuts Melanoma Recurrence Risk by 42% in Phase 3 Trial

A trial of 1137 melanoma patients evaluated an mRNA-based treatment alongside immunotherapy.

4 days ago

Jordan Extends Evening Hours at Three Health Centers to Ease Pressure on Prince Hamza Hospital Emergency Wards

Starting Saturday, November 14, 2026, the comprehensive facilities will operate from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM to divert non-critical patients from hospital emergency rooms.

4 days ago

Studies Link Irregular Sleep and Energy Drinks to Cardiovascular Risks

Data analyses indicate heightened cardiovascular problems among consumers of stimulant products and adults with shifting sleep schedules.

4 days ago

Seven Plant Foods Offer Omega-3 Alternatives to Seafood

Seeds and nuts provide alpha-linolenic acid to support cardiovascular health for those avoiding fish.

4 days ago

Endocrinologist Pavel Baranov Outlines Optimal Waist to Height Ratio for Health

Exceeding a waist measurement equal to half of one's height signals visceral fat accumulation and higher disease risks.

4 days ago

Medical Warning Over Impact of Heavy School Bags on Children's Spines

Doctors Syndicate official warns that excess bag weight causes neck and back pain during critical growth up to age 16.

4 days ago

Dietary Studies Link Cumin Consumption to Weight Loss and Lower Cholesterol

Clinical trials show natural spice compounds assist lipid metabolism and lower inflammatory markers.

4 days ago

Psychiatrist Warns Five Common Habits Can Worsen Depression

Isolation, processed foods, and negative thinking rank among behaviors linked to deteriorating mental health.

4 days ago

Experimental Weight-Loss Drug Relieves Knee Osteoarthritis Pain in Clinical Trials

Findings from two Phase III trials demonstrate the medication's capacity to address obesity while reducing joint pain.

4 days ago

Study Links Earlier Bedtimes to Weight Loss in Prediabetic Adults

Researchers found sleep timing affected weight loss independently of overall sleep duration.

5 days ago

Egyptian Government Denies Child Vaccine Spoilage Rumors and Confirms Safe Transport

The Health Ministry states that vaccines are carried in insulated containers that preserve required storage temperatures.

5 days ago

Clinical Trials Test Personalized Vaccines and Vitamin C to Fight Tumors and Blood Disorders

Recent clinical data track recurrence rates and survival outcomes in skin and pancreatic cancers alongside pre-leukemia conditions.

5 days ago

Al-Ahliyya Amman University Pharmacy Dean Takes Part in Third National Pharmaceutical Security Conference

Organized by the Jordanian Charitable Drug Bank, the Amman event focused on sustainable healthcare access and featured a specialized exhibition.

5 days ago

Researchers Discover New Genetic Retinal Disease Linked to EFEMP1 Gene

A newly identified mutation impairs low-light and peripheral sight after decades of normal vision.

5 days ago

Experts Point to Five Indicators Warranting a Cut in Protein Intake

Excessive protein consumption brings health risks ranging from mood instability to fatigue and dehydration.

5 days ago

Fruit Juice Labels Claiming No Added Sugar Conceal High Levels of Natural Sugars

Nutrition panels show individual servings contain dozens of grams of sugar even when products carry labels declaring zero additions.

5 days ago

Two to Three Sets of Exercise Can Build Muscle and Strength, Study Finds

An analysis of 35 research papers shows diminishing returns and increased fatigue from adding sets beyond a certain point

5 days ago

Nutritionist Warns of Severe Health Risks Linked to Childhood Obesity

Early childhood marks a critical period for metabolic development and long-term disease prevention.

5 days ago

Scientific Review Examines Effects of GLP-1 Weight-Loss Injections on Memory and Dementia

Clinical evaluations show mixed evidence on whether obesity and diabetes treatments can slow cognitive decline and Alzheimer's progression.

5 days ago

Physicians Recommend Regular Tomato Consumption to Help Lower Prostate Cancer Risk

Oncology experts cite the protective role of lycopene for DNA alongside broader balanced diet habits.

5 days ago

Syria Plans Additional Polio Vaccine Drive Following Inoculation of 34,000 Children

The health ministry prepares another round after an alert whose exact location and nature remain undisclosed.

5 days ago

Artificial Intelligence Cuts Cancer Treatment Planning Time From Hours to Minutes

New technology speeds radiation therapy preparation while maintaining the millimeter precision required to target tumors.

5 days ago

Mohamed El Helou Out of Danger After Heart Stops Twice and 5 Stents Fitted

Doctors at a Cairo hospital stabilize the Egyptian artist following repeated cardiac arrest.

6 days ago

Jordan Food and Drug Administration Seizes Unauthorized Contact Lens Solution and Warns Public

Regulators confiscated quantities of an unlicensed product and initiated legal proceedings against violators.

6 days ago

Palestinian Health Ministry Debt Surpasses 1.3 Billion Dollars Amid Deepening Crisis

Minister Majid Abu Ramadan links the financial shortfall to withheld tax revenues as operations in Gaza and the West Bank face mounting pressure.

6 days ago

Jordanian Authorities Ban Bread Dipping in Olive Oil Presses to Protect Celiac Patients

Regulatory labels and inspection tours target olive oil mills across Jordan after online clips prompted action over gluten contamination risks.

6 days ago

Weekend Sleep Patterns Pose Risks to Heart Health

Shifting sleep schedules to stay up late and wake at noon during days off can trigger cardiovascular dangers.

6 days ago

Earlier Bedtime Linked to Increased Weight Loss in Adults with Prediabetes

New research suggests a slight adjustment in bedtime may support greater weight reduction for this group.

6 days ago

Gaza Health Ministry Warns of Hospital Paralysis as Medical Staff Transport Halts

Transport providers suspended operations over unpaid dues and severe shortages of vehicle parts under the blockade.

6 days ago

Cottage Cheese Regains Popularity on Social Media as Nutrition Experts Evaluate Health Claims

Younger consumers drive a modern resurgence of the high-protein staple amid warnings about excessive intake and sodium levels.

6 days ago

Researchers Examine How Mental Replays of Social Conflicts Affect Psychological Health

Scientific studies reveal the boundary between helpful preparation and draining rumination tied to social anxiety.

6 days ago

British Study Shows Short-Term Drug Lowers Blood Pressure for Years

Findings from a 14-patient clinical trial indicate blood pressure and hormone indicators remained controlled long after stopping an experimental regimen.

6 days ago

Societal Stereotypes Delay Men From Seeking Mental Health Care

Social taboos and cultural expectations lead men to ignore psychological distress until crises emerge.

6 days ago

American Study Links Regular Coffee Consumption to Lower Dementia Risk

Tracking participants over 43 years showed stronger protective outcomes among those consuming two to three cups daily.

6 days ago

Huda Zoghbi Details Rett Syndrome Research at Shoman Forum in Amman

The geneticist traced her work from first clinical observations to the MECP2 gene discovery and treatment efforts.

6 days ago

Global Study Links Potassium-Rich Salt Substitute to Preventing Nearly 3 Million Deaths Annually

An analysis of data across 193 countries finds that replacing sodium chloride with potassium chloride could avert millions of cardiovascular and kidney cases.

6 days ago

Daily Exposure to Sunlight Reduces Dementia Risk

Regular daytime light exposure is linked to long-term brain health benefits.

6 days ago

FDA Investigates Reports of Cancer in Children Treated With Gene Therapy Zolgensma

US regulators are reviewing tumor cases linked to the spinal muscular atrophy therapy, including two instances where viral vector DNA was found in tumor tissue.

6 days ago

Jordanian Scholar Attends International Regenerative Medicine Conference in Budapest

Amman Arab University scholar Hamzah Al-Amir joins researchers in Hungary examining advanced cell therapies and clinical translation.

6 days ago

Women's Health Center at Al-Ahliyya Amman University Backs Alzheimer's Awareness Club

The partnership during Clubs Day focuses on student training, dementia awareness, and community care support.

6 days ago

US Study Finds Financial Incentives Double Smoking Cessation Success Rates

A trial involving thousands of smokers showed higher quit rates when free medications were paired with cash incentives.

6 days ago

World Health Organization Finds No Evidence Coronavirus Variant PJ.2.1 Causes More Severe Disease

The agency is monitoring the strain expanding across North America and Europe amid rising transmission risks without proof of heightened symptom severity.

6 days ago

British Researchers Test AI to Spot Heart Disease and Diabetes via Eye Scans

The study examines blood vessels and nerve tissue at the back of the eye to detect health risks before symptoms emerge.

6 days ago

American Study Links Regular Caffeinated Coffee Consumption to Reduced Dementia Risk

A 43-year follow-up found cognitive benefits tied to drinking two to three cups daily, with tea also showing protective associations.

6 days ago

Energy drinks and caffeinated supplements linked to sharp rise in severe cardiac issues among young adults

Adults aged 18 to 34 represent nearly half of official reports tying caffeine and stimulant products to sudden cardiac arrest and attacks.

6 days ago

Regular Cleaning With Soap and Water Suffices for Most Children's Toys

Public health guidance outlines material-specific cleaning routines to manage germs without relying continuously on chemical disinfection.

6 days ago

Natural Toothpastes Fail to Prevent Decay Without Fluoride

Dental experts warn that herbal and organic ingredients alone cannot shield enamel from acid damage without adequate mineral protection.

6 days ago

Egypt Refutes Contamination and Infertility Rumors Surrounding Measles Vaccine

Health authorities and medical specialists dismiss unverified online claims amid an ongoing nationwide immunization drive.

6 days ago

Fried Foods Accelerate Skin Aging and Worsen Acne Through Oxidative Stress

Medical insights link deep-fried items to collagen stiffness and inflammatory flare-ups across three biological pathways.

6 days ago

Tunisian Pharmacists Suspend Direct Insurance System Over Unpaid Dues as Government Halts Payouts

The freeze on the third-party payer mechanism shifts medication costs onto more than 3 million citizens amid unresolved debts and conditional fund releases.

6 days ago

Study Estimates Nearly 75 Percent of Former NFL Players Had Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy at Death

Researchers adjust for brain donation bias to evaluate the true scale of the neurodegenerative condition among former professionals

6 days ago

Japanese Scientists Identify Rare Immune Cells in Centenarians That Target Cancer

An Osaka University study links CD4 CTL immune cells to extreme longevity and responses against cancer tumors.

6 days ago

Hibsago Cleared in Japan and the US for Chronic Hepatitis B Treatment

The drug offers a pathway toward a functional cure amid questions over high costs and long-term safety.

6 days ago

Five Global Chocolate Brands Face Lawsuits Over Harmful Chemical Allegations

The legal actions target product recipes and packaging materials amid concerns over consumer safety.

6 days ago

Kudzu Plant Extract Helps Curb Heavy Alcohol Consumption, Study Finds

A 12-week trial at the University of California, San Francisco shows an herbal extract reduces binge episodes in people with alcohol use disorder.

6 days ago

Scientific Research Shows Curcumin May Protect Liver and Gut Against Aging

The compound influences bacterial balance and inflammation, while clinical trials are still required to verify human efficacy.

6 days ago

Daily Dietary Habits Risk Enamel Erosion and Tooth Decay

Frequent exposure to acidic and starchy foods weakens oral defenses, prompting dental specialists to recommend simple preventative care.

6 days ago

Preliminary Study Links Energy Drinks to Increased Reports of Cardiac Events in Young Adults

US adverse event reports show higher rates of cardiac arrest and heart attack complaints, prompting scrutiny of high-caffeine intake.

6 days ago