Harissa, a national condiment in Tunisia made from peppers, was listed on Thursday by UNESCO as an […]
Africa Finally To Receive First Monkeypox Vaccines
Africa’s top public health body says the continent is set to receive its first batch of monkeypox […]
‘She Was A Fighter’ – Woman Gives Birth In McDonald’s Bathroom
On Wednesday, an Atlanta woman went into labor in a McDonald’s restroom with the assistance of workers […]
After The First HIV-positive To HIV-positive Heart Transplant, Lady Meets The Donor’s Family In An Emotional Moment
On Tuesday, a Westchester woman who is HIV-positive and had the first HIV-positive to HIV-positive heart transplant met […]
Monkeypox To Be Renamed Mpox, Says WHO
Monkeypox is to be renamed mpox in English, the World Health Organization announced Monday, in a bid […]
Uganda Schools Close Early Over Ebola
Schools in Uganda closed on Friday, two weeks ahead of schedule as authorities raced to stop an […]
South Africa’s AIDS Ravages “An Army Of Orphans”
The first to die of AIDS was his father, followed by his mother a year later. Like […]
Wekebere: The Fetal Monitoring App Saving Mothers And Babies
Daisy Ankunda expects to give birth soon. During this trimester, she must constantly monitor her baby. But […]
Parents Welcome Twins From Embryos Frozen 30 Years Ago
Born on October 31, babies Lydia and Timothy Ridgeway were born from what may be the longest-frozen […]
England Footballer, Bukayo Saka Covers Surgery Fees For 120 Kids Hn His Native Nigeria
Arsenal soccer star and England international Bukayo Saka joined hands with the BigShoe charity organization to foot […]
WHO Announces Clinical Trials Of Ebola Vaccine In Uganda
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Wednesday that three trial vaccines for Ebola will arrive in Uganda next week. The announcement was made during the G20 meeting […]
How to avoid relapse – 6 healthy life skills that will help you through the tough times
Addiction affects millions of people and can take years to recover from on all levels of health. Relapse […]
SA Man Explains Why He Doesn’t Owe Those He Infected With HIV An Apology | Video
A South African man has explained why he won’t be apologizing to those he infected with HIV. […]
Abortion Legislation In Morocco An ‘Absolute emergency’, Dr Chraibi Pleads
The debate over abortion has flared in Morocco after a 14-year-old identified as Meriem died following a […]
Meet Wayne A.I. Frederick, Trinidadian-American Scholar And Surgeon
Wayne Alix Ian Frederick, a surgical oncologist and university president, was born on June 17, 1971, in […]
Study: Sleeping Under 5 Hours When Over 50 Can Increase Risk Of Multiple Diseases
A new study has found that people aged 50 or older who sleep for five hours or […]
Eight Million People At Risk Of Starvation In South Sudan – UN
The United Nations has warned that nearly eight million people in South Sudan, or two-thirds of the […]
Meet Mark Damone Johnson, A Professor Of Neurological Surgery
Mark Damone Johnson is a professor of neurological surgery and the Senior Consulting Vice Provost for Mentorship, […]
Marijuana Smokers Are More Likely To Develop Potentially Deadly Heart Condition – Study Suggests
Marijuana smokers are more likely to develop potentially deadly heart condition if they smoke it regularly, a […]
As Ebola Spreads In Kampala, WHO Urges Uganda’s Neighbours To Prepare
The World Health Organization warned Wednesday that Ebola’s arrival in the Ugandan capital highlighted the high risk […]
Meet The Two Black Multi-Millionaire Plastic Surgeons Putting Ghana On The Map
Dr. Michael Obeng and Dr. Jude Opoku-Agyeman were born in Ghana and have given back to their […]
