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Air pollution: the tiny nanoparticles causing big health problems

In partnership with The European Commission

In this episode of Futuris, Euronews' Denis Loctier looks at a new EU funded research project developing new tools to measure toxic particles emitted by cars.

4 February 2019

United Kingdom

Couples wanted for male contraceptive gel medical trial

Researchers in the UK hope the hormonal-based treatment for men could become an alternative contraceptive method for couples.

1 February 2019

Poland

Meat from sick cow abattoir in Poland 'sold to ten EU countries'

Meat from a Polish abattoir at the centre of a scandal over slaughtering sick cows has been sold to ten other EU countries, Euronews has learned.

30 January 2019

Next Series

Could microalgae transform our food and cosmetics industries?

In partnership with The European Commission

Could Microalgae change food and cosmetics industries?

28 January 2019

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Ice ice baby: elderly Chinese take freezing plunge

During the harsh winter season some Chinese thrill-seekers jump into bone-chilling lakes, braving temperatures as low as -10 degrees Celsius.

24 January 2019

Smart Regions

This pocket-sized device is a step towards diagnosing illness at home

In partnership with the European Commission

A revolutionary new device could transform diagnosing infections

24 January 2019

World News

Harmful chemicals found in babies' nappies

Dozens of potentially harmful chemicals have been found in nappies following French tests.

24 January 2019

World News

'Low risk' of migrants passing disease to host country residents: WHO

WHO report finds migrants have higher prevalence of some communicable diseases but says no evidence rise in new arrivals has caused spikes in illness in resident populations.

21 January 2019

Finland

EU patients could soon use digital prescriptions across the bloc

Finnish patients are now able to go to certain pharmacies in Estonia and retrieve medicine prescribed electronically by their doctor back home.

21 January 2019

USA

Meaningful ways to celebrate Martin Luther King Day

From books to movies to parades, here's how to bring hope and meaning to your Martin Luther King Day holiday.

20 January 2019

World News

Vaccine hesitancy among top ten threats to global health in 2019: WHO

Vaccine hesitancy among top ten threats to global health in 2019, warned the WHO.

18 January 2019

USA

Is sex addiction real?

Ted Willis talks to experts, therapists and those who say they have become addicted to sex.

18 January 2019

World News

Which EU country is the best to be in if you need a GP?

New data by Eurostat looks at numbers of general medical practitioners in EU countries.

17 January 2019

USA

Duchess Kate's brother opens up about crippling struggle with depression

"I know I'm richly blessed and live a privileged life. But it did not make me immune to depression," he wrote in a Daily Mail op-ed.

12 January 2019

Markets

UK shares jump as investors flock back to retailers, hope for trade deal

UK shares jump as investors flock back to retailers, hope for trade deal

8 January 2019

USA

Should you try Dry January? Why a break from alcohol benefits women's health

If you're asking why you should face the world without a sip of wine or beer for a month, there are some compelling health reasons to do it.

8 January 2019

United Kingdom

Watch: Theresa May launches National Health Service plan

British Prime Minister Theresa May is launching a new 10-year plan to help the NHS meet key targets.

7 January 2019

Earth News

The truth behind propylene glycol

Or the most popular ingredient found in lifestyle products from beauty cosmetics to processed food.

7 January 2019

World News

Olivia Newton-John puts deathbed rumor to rest in cheerful video: 'I'm doing great'

The good news comes just days after reports claiming the actress and singer is "clinging to life."

4 January 2019

World News

From racetrack to hospital: How 1 greyhound is changing lives of sick kids

Finn, a retired racing greyhound, helps sick children and their families feel less anxious with his visits.

3 January 2019