Health
Climate Change Intensifies Pollen Levels and Worsens Allergies
Rising temperatures and increased CO2 levels are extending pollen seasons and intensifying allergies, with extreme events like thunderstorm asthma becoming more frequent.
RFK Jr.’s Measles Vaccine Stance Amid U.S. Outbreak: Key Insights
RFK Jr. advocates for measles vaccination but opposes mandates amid a U.S. outbreak nearing 600 cases. Experts warn of undercounted cases and declining vaccination rates.
Shingles Vaccine Linked to 20% Reduced Dementia Risk, Study Finds
A new study reveals that shingles vaccination may reduce dementia risk by 20%, offering additional benefits for older adults.
Colorado Faces Renewed Measles Threat Amid Rising U.S. Cases
Colorado health officials urge vaccination as measles cases rise nationwide in 2025, with the first state case confirmed in Pueblo.
Texas Measles Outbreak Grows to 422 Cases Amid Vaccination Concerns
Texas reports 422 measles cases in 2025, with outbreaks spreading to new counties. Low vaccination rates are a key concern.
Experimental Drug Reduces Deadly Cholesterol by 94% in 2025 Study
A single dose of lepodisiran, an experimental drug, reduced lipoprotein(a) levels by 94% in a 2025 clinical trial, offering hope for millions at risk of heart disease.
Red Cross Condemns Killing of Eight Medics in Gaza Amid Renewed Conflict
The Red Cross has expressed outrage over the killing of eight medics in Gaza, marking the deadliest attack on humanitarian workers since 2017.
VR and Motion Sickness: Causes, Solutions, and Future Innovations
VR motion sickness remains a challenge for users. Explore its causes, solutions, and emerging technologies aimed at reducing discomfort.
Establishment of the State Health Insurance Fund in Armenia: A New Step Towards Universal Healthcare
Armenia is establishing a State Health Insurance Fund to improve healthcare system efficiency and achieve universal health coverage. Learn more about this significant reform and its implications.
Mental Health Care in Armenia: Challenges and Human Rights Concerns
An in-depth analysis of the mental health care system in Armenia, covering legal frameworks, service accessibility, human rights, and reform recommendations.
EYLEA HD® Shows Positive Phase 3 Results for Macular Edema
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN) has announced positive results from its Phase 3 QUASAR trial evaluating EYLEA HD® for the treatment of macular edema following retinal vein occlusion (RVO).
Cervical Cancer is Preventable: Vaccination and Screening are Key to Health
In Armenia, 260-265 new cases of cervical cancer are diagnosed annually, with the majority attributed to carcinogenic types of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). This disease is preventable, and the Ministry of Health of Armenia emphasizes the crucial role of vaccination and screening in the fight against it. Vaccination against cervical cancer, as a primary prevention…
Cold-Water Immersion and Health: Separating Fact from Fiction
Cold-water immersion (CWI) is gaining popularity in both athletic and wellness circles. A recent study, published in PLOS ONE and summarized by ScienceDaily, aimed to investigate the purported health benefits of CWI. Researchers analyzed data from 11 studies involving over 3,000 participants. The study suggests that CWI may offer some benefits, such as stress reduction,…
Medicare Drug Price Negotiations to Continue, with Focus on Transparency
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced it will proceed with Medicare drug price negotiations under the current administration, emphasizing a commitment to greater transparency in the process. This second round of negotiations will include high-profile, expensive weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy. CMS stated that lowering drug prices remains a top…
Staying Social May Delay Dementia Onset by Five Years: New Research
New research from Rush University Medical Center suggests that maintaining an active social life can significantly delay the onset of dementia. The study, published in Alzheimer’s & Dementia, found that older adults who frequently engaged in social activities, such as visiting friends and family, attending social events, and participating in community gatherings, had a reduced…
