Health
Public health, medicine, research institutes and the European agencies setting the standards.
Five-Month Camera Study Reveals Human-Wildlife Contact at Uganda's Marburg Virus Cave
Researchers recorded over 8,800 hours of footage at Uganda's Python Cave, a known Marburg virus reservoir. The study captured 214 human visi
UK Enacts Generational Tobacco Ban, Setting Precedent for European Health Policy
The UK Parliament has approved legislation that will permanently prohibit the sale of tobacco products to anyone born on or after 1 January
Therapy Costs Across Europe: From Affordable France to Pricey Romania
France and Spain offer the most affordable therapy, with public coverage and low session costs. In contrast, Romania and Greece see 10 sessi
Urban vs Rural Upbringing Shapes Distinct Mental Health Profiles in Children, Study Finds
A study of nearly 20,000 children in China found distinct mental health profiles linked to urban and rural environments. City-dwelling child
Lancet Report: Europe's Climate Inaction Fuels Heat Deaths, Disease, and Food Insecurity
Heat-related deaths, infectious disease spread, and food insecurity are accelerating across Europe, finds the 2026 Lancet Countdown report.
Six on Trial in Istanbul Over Insecticide Deaths of Turkish-German Family
A Turkish-German family of four died after inhaling phosphine gas in an Istanbul hotel room. Six staff face trial for negligence, including
European Study Finds Astronauts' Brains Retain Earth's Gravity Memory in Space
A European-led study tracking 11 astronauts found the brain continues to apply Earth's gravity logic even after months in space. Researchers
Gut Microbiome Patterns Could Predict Parkinson's Disease Risk Years in Advance
A new study reveals that distinct patterns in gut bacteria can identify individuals at risk of developing Parkinson's disease years before s
Enhanced Oral Care in Hospitals Could Slash Pneumonia Risk by 60%
A new study presented in Munich found improving oral care for hospitalised patients could cut their risk of developing pneumonia by up to 60
Air Pollution's Carcinogenic Reach Extends to Liver and Breast Cancer, Report Warns
A new report synthesising global data finds air pollution significantly raises the risk of multiple cancers, including liver and breast canc
HiPP Baby Food Recalled in Austria, Slovakia, and Czechia Over Suspected Criminal Tampering
Organic baby food from the HiPP brand has been recalled in Austria, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic after tests found rodenticide in jars.
Study Ranks Whole Fruit and Smoothies Above Juice for Health Outcomes
A study in Frontiers in Nutrition links fruit juice consumption to higher rates of diabetes and high cholesterol compared to whole fruit or