WHO urges the use of ethical and secure AI for healthcare
Parvathy Sukumaran WHO advocates for safe and ethical artificial intelligence in healthcare. The World Health Organisation (WHO) urges caution while…
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Arthritis and the ill-effects of COVID-19
Editor Find out what the most recent research says on COVID-19 and its potential effects on arthritis patients. COVID-19…
CDC is studying an increase in strep A infections in children
According to the CDC, invasive group A strep infections in youngsters may be on the rise. While the…
Vaccines may prevent diarrhoea, malnutrition and stunting in kids
The World Health Organization is in the process of deciding how to prioritize vaccines for kids in low-…
By 2030, Africa wants to end human deaths caused by zoonotic illnesses
The government, especially the technical services of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, Public Health, and development partners,…
Combination of Tenofovir and vaccine stops mom-to-child HBV transmission, says a Chinese study
Findings presented at the annual Liver Meeting sponsored by the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases…
WHO releases the first ever list of fungi that are endangering humanity
Yeasts and moulds are among the 19 "priority pathogens" that the international health organisation has recognised. Worldwide, fungal…
10,000 steps per day may halve the risk of dementia
More than 55 million individuals worldwide are afflicted by dementia, which is also the sixth largest cause of…
A balanced eating schedule may improve cognitive health, a study reveals
Food serves as fuel. It gives us the energy our bodies require in order to function and to…
Fabimycin demonstrated potential in the fight against more than 200 antibiotic-resistant microorganisms
The results of this study appear in ACS Central Science. Bacterial antimicrobial resistance (AMR) occurs when bacteria mutate…
