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More Europeans are exercising than in 2022, but participation remains uneven. Income, education, and age strongly influence who gets to be a

A survey of 14,000 men across seven European countries finds that over half would adopt new male contraceptives within a year of approval. H

French actor and director Arnaud Denis died by euthanasia in Namur, Belgium, on Tuesday at age 43. He had suffered severe pain since a polyp

Children born with TORCH infections—syphilis, rubella, cytomegalovirus and others—face a threefold higher risk of autism and up to 30 times

Researchers found over 93,000 ads for unhealthy products during the 2026 World Cup, visible for 39.3 hours of live play. Junk food dominated

Two EU epidemiologists are deploying to the epicentre of the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo. Meanwhile, clinical trials of the Ervebo vaccine ha

A Penn State study found AI chatbots weigh transplant candidates differently than humans, often fixating on single traits like drinking habi

Women make up 77% of Europe's health and care workforce but earn 19% less per hour than men. The gap widens at higher pay levels, reflecting

A review of 41 studies finds women are less likely than men to be offered surgery or strong painkillers for the same conditions. The pattern

Russia's veterinary regulator confirmed that batch 20 of the Multican-8 dog vaccine contained a live Aujeszky's disease virus. The batch has

Fiji has declared a national HIV emergency after new diagnoses surged to 2,016 in 2025, 16 times the 2019 level. More than half of cases are

Frankfurt's public health authority has reported two fatal malaria cases and six infections since July, all linked to the airport area. Offi