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DR Congo’s worst Ebola outbreak has killed 4,018 people among 8,300 cases, with conflict and limited resources hampering containment efforts.
Milind Soman completed two full Ironmans in six days at 60. Here are six recovery tips covering sleep, protein, hydration and rest.
Doctors say parents should not unnecessarily restrict whole fruit, which provides fibre, vitamins and other nutrients children need.
Doctors explain how distracted eating, snacking and food marketing may influence children’s eating habits when screens are present.
Children as young as 13 are being treated for serious bladder damage linked to ketamine use at a specialist UK clinic.
Reports of children contracting HIV after medical treatment have raised fresh concerns over unsafe injections and infection-control practices in Pakistan.
A Singapore study links higher early screen exposure with differences in brain activity and highlights the value of play, conversation and reading.
Repeated memory loss, personality changes, falls and difficulty with daily tasks may need medical attention rather than being dismissed as normal ageing.
Psychologists highlight eight signs that can show a child is developing resilience, emotional awareness, empathy and healthy relationships
Alzheimer’s can transform family life, but patience, dignity and compassionate communication can help families navigate the journey.
Eggs and soya are both protein-rich foods, but protein quality, digestibility and dietary needs matter more than numbers alone.
A new US survey finds that healthcare barriers are affecting women’s health, careers, family responsibilities and everyday lives.
Cold and COVID-19 symptoms can look similar in children. Knowing when to test, stay home and seek medical care can help protect families.
New Stanford-led research examines the different online harms teenagers can face and why parents need open, informed conversations.
A study found that just three minutes with miniature horses or donkeys may help teenagers feel calmer, less anxious, sad and lonely.
Millions of Indians remain exposed to second-hand smoke, with women and children facing serious health risks from indoor tobacco exposure.
Gambling counselling among South Korean teenagers rose 40.9% in 2025, with illegal online betting accounting for the largest share of cases.
A Danish study has linked prenatal paracetamol exposure with reproductive-development changes in baby girls, but causation and future fertility remain uncertain.
Young-onset dementia can leave families facing delayed diagnosis, financial strain and emotional exhaustion while caring for loved ones.
A study of 421 children found that different dietary patterns were associated with measurable blood-metabolite signatures, though further research is needed.
