Too sexy? Why the 'Wuthering Heights' trailer is dividing the internet
Lauren Chadwick
Introducing infants to peanuts can help prevent allergy, study finds
The new findings provide evidence that introducing peanuts to infants could prevent peanut allergy in adolescence.
Global life expectancy drops nearly 2 years due to COVID pandemic
Improvements in global life expectancy were eliminated during the pandemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
Better infection controls could prevent 750,000 superbug deaths a year
A new four-part series in the Lancet details how so-called superbugs are impacting global health and how preventing bacterial infections in the first place could reduce drug resistance.
Tech companies join to make commitment to safety at AI Seoul Summit
The agreement by 16 tech companies comes as a second AI safety summit is being held this week in South Korea.
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Europe's 'silent killer': Experts on how to lower high blood pressure
Hypertension, while common, can lead to heart disease and stroke if unmanaged, leading medics to often refer to it as a "silent killer".
As drug shortages worsen, French NGOs call for more transparency
Pharmaceutical companies’ lack of transparency leads to rising drug prices and less control over public resources, the group of health organisations say.
New dengue vaccine approved by WHO as mosquito-borne virus spreads
Cases of dengue - which is transmitted through bites by infected mosquitos - are expected to rise globally due to climate change.
Ozempic found to cut heart disease and keep weight off for four years
New analyses of a large trial presented at the European Congress on Obesity showed the clear benefits of the popular weight-loss drug.
Man who received world’s first pig kidney transplant dies
The hospital said that there was “no indication” that the man’s death was the result of the transplant.
3-year-old child dies in cholera outbreak on French island of Mayotte
A child died of the diarrhoeal disease amid an ongoing outbreak in the French territory of Mayotte.
What is the Malta hospital scandal engulfing former PM Joseph Muscat?
A former prime minister has become the first in Malta to have criminal charges brought against him over a corruption scandal.
Personalised screening could better predict risk of pre-eclampsia
A new study compared guidelines for who is at risk for dangerous hypertension during pregnancy with a personalised screening algorithm.
Telegram to be monitored by Belgian authorities over EU law compliance
New EU regulations require online platforms, for instance, to be transparent about their decisions regarding the removal of illegal content.
What are the most frequent and serious causes of child poisoning?
A new report from a French health agency highlighted the top causes of poisoning in children, which most commonly occurs in young kids.
New discovery under Atacama desert could help search for life on Mars
The scientists said the finding of microbes in sediments that resemble those on Mars could have implications for the search for life on other planets.
‘People are scared’ as rising cholera cases grip France’s Mayotte
Cases of the highly infectious disease cholera rose in the last week in the poorest French region located off the coast of Africa.
Love, sex, or tennis? Lack of emotion renders 'Challengers' shallow
Counter point: While Euronews Culture's resident film critic enjoyed Luca Guadagnino’s new film, some disagree. In 'Challengers', you come expecting a story about love, sex, and relationships and receive one that while sleek, feels empty.
3 HIV cases linked to 'vampire facials' at US spa, CDC says
Three patients had HIV cases that were linked to facials at a spa in New Mexico.
RSV antibody prevents 5,800 hospitalisations in France
French health authorities released two studies following their rollout of the new preventive antibody Beyfortus.
Dutch government should only use Facebook if data protected - watchdog
The Dutch Data Protection Authority said the government must be able to guarantee that data processing complies with the law.
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