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Euroviews. No new HIV cases by 2030 is a pipe dream without NHS funding ǀ View

UK health secretary Matt Hancock’s goal of England being the first country in the world with no new cases of HIV by 2030 seems ambitious at best - and unrealistic at worst.

Living

London’s workout scene goes green

Tone up while saving the planet and supporting local communities.

United Kingdom

Man in London believed to be second to be cured of AIDS

Doctors say stem cell treatment seems to have been effective.

USA

Many female athletes struggle with eating disorders. These women want to change that.

These runners are enlisting parents, coaches, doctors — and the rest of us — to help start a conversation and reduce the stigma and prevalence of eating disorders.

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Ethiopia mass fitness programme

Every Sunday hundreds of residents get together in the capital Addis Ababa to get fit together

USA

What should you do when you catch someone in a lie?

When you're confronted with a lie, the best approach is to fact check and get solid evidence before calling someone out.

USA

World's tiniest baby boy has grown enough to go home

While he weighed less than 10 ounces at birth, this tiny baby now weighs 7 pounds and can go home with his family.

USA

'Skin-like' sensors allow intensive care babies to bond more easily

The new technology eliminates the traditional wires and electrodes, protecting baby's skin and allowing better access for nurses and family.

USA

What parents need to know about the measles vaccine

Cases of measles are on the rise, 159 cases have been reported in 10 states.

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'I was not who I was' - Research into new care for traumatic brain injury victims

In partnership with The European Commission

Futuris meets doctors from across Europe who have joined forces as part of a European project aimed at improving treatment for patients with traumatic brain injuries.

World News

Venezuela's president Maduro breaks relations with Colombia

Venezuela's Maduro breaks relations with Colombia; expels Colombian embassy employees

Germany

German hospital apologises for 'false hope' over breast cancer test

A German university hospital has apologised for a controversial PR campaign surrounding a breast cancer blood test it publicised in February

Venezuela

Watch back: Anelise Borges answers your questions on Venezuela

See how Euronews correspondent Anelise Borges answered viewers' questions on Venezuela in her Facebook Q&A

France

World's biggest Nutella factory temporarily closed

Factory produces a quarter of all the world's Nutella.

USA

Why scientists say experiencing awe can help you live your best life

Psychologists say the emotion of awe plays a big role in our health, happiness and wellbeing. And you don't need to witness a supermoon to experience it.

World News

Air pollution knocks almost one year off the average European's life

According to the European Environmental Agency (EEA), air pollution currently causes almost 500,000 premature deaths across Europe every year. The Balkans are considered Europe's most polluted region.

World

World Government Summit: Leaders prioritize climate change solutions

The 7th edition of World Government Summit was held in Dubai, gathering world leaders alongside experts in the sectors of technology, economy, environment and wellbeing.

World

How does switching between languages impact your body?

UAE-based researchers are exploring how switching between languages affects the body and brain.

Hungary

Hungarian doctors make progress on separating conjoined twins

Rabia and Rukia are conjoined at the head, an extremely rare event that occurs in about one in 2.5 million live births.

USA

From interracial couples to people with disabilities: New emojis are on their way

They're an extension of our everyday language and, now, more inclusive emojis are coming to your smartphone's keyboard.