Muscle Inc.: The New Frontier of Bodybuilding Drugs | Drugs

Muscle Inc.: The New Frontier of Bodybuilding Drugs | Drugs

Fitness influencers are marketing dangerous new classes of performance-enhancing drugs to their teenage followers. Performance-enhancing drugs were once a closely guarded secret in the bodybuilding world, but a new generation of fitness influencers is openly sharing their use on social media and marketing dangerous new substances known as research chemicals…

Heat-related deaths and diseases rising due to climate change, experts warn | Climate Crisis News

Heat-related deaths and diseases rising due to climate change, experts warn | Climate Crisis News

Climate change is raising temperatures to dangerous levels, causing more deaths and the spread of infectious diseases, while worsening drought and food security, a new report by health experts has warned. In 2023 – the hottest year on record – the average person experienced 50 more days of dangerous temperatures…

Fact check: Does Donald Trump want to do away with the Affordable Care Act? | US Election 2024 News

Fact check: Does Donald Trump want to do away with the Affordable Care Act? | US Election 2024 News

By Louis Jacobson | PolitiFact Published On 26 Oct 202426 Oct 2024 US Vice President Kamala Harris stated on September 27, 2024, in a campaign advertisement: “Former President Donald Trump wants to take away the Affordable Care Act.” In the September 27 online ad, a man identified as Dr Cesar Quintana,…

Harris and Beyonce rally on abortion rights in Texas | Al Jazeera News

Harris and Beyonce rally on abortion rights in Texas | Al Jazeera News

Kamala Harris told a rally in Houston, Texas, that Donald Trump has reversed 50 years of progress on women’s reproductive rights and, if elected, he will make sure abortion is banned across the United States. The Democratic Party nominee said to a boisterous crowd packed into the city’s Shell Energy…

Chikungunya surge in Pakistan: What we know about the mosquito-borne virus | Health News

Chikungunya surge in Pakistan: What we know about the mosquito-borne virus | Health News

Hospitals in Pakistan’s largest city, Karachi, are brimming with chikungunya virus patients. Major government hospitals throughout the city are reporting 500 to 750 suspected cases of the mosquito-borne disease every day, as noted by local media earlier this month, further straining an already struggling public health system. But what is…

Inside the battle to contain diseases in rainforests and cities | Coronavirus pandemic

Inside the battle to contain diseases in rainforests and cities | Coronavirus pandemic

Can we prevent zoonotic diseases from spreading to humans and protect our cities from major future outbreaks? Seventy-five percent of infectious diseases in humans come from animals. Environmental destruction and urbanisation are increasing the risk of zoonotic outbreaks. Veterinarians run disease surveillance programmes in poor African countries like Madagascar. They’re…

McDonald’s linked to one death, dozens of food poisonings in US | Food

McDonald’s linked to one death, dozens of food poisonings in US | Food

At least 49 people sickened after E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald’s quarter pounders, health officials say. An E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald’s quarter pounder hamburgers has sickened dozens of people in the United States, including one fatally, health officials have said. At least 49 people have fallen ill in…

US women having abortions at the same rate as before ban: New study | Health News

US women having abortions at the same rate as before ban: New study | Health News

A study shows women in the US are getting around state bans by using telehealth to obtain abortion pills. Women in the United States who live in states that have banned abortions are still getting them at a similar rate compared to before the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade,…