Roman Shipwreck Found Off Sicily by Italian Divers
Italian police divers found a 2,000-year-old Roman shipwreck off Sicily's coast, packed with hundreds of amphorae. The discovery near Mazara del Vallo is hailed as a major underwater find.
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First Human Trial of Bundibugyo Ebola Vaccine Begins at Oxford
CEPI announces the first human clinical trial of a vaccine against the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola, with the first volunteer vaccinated at the University of Oxford.
Humans Could Live Up to 156 Years in Lifespan Breakthrough
A new study suggests humans could live up to 156 years by tackling somatic mutations, but experts say brain and heart regeneration remain major hurdles.
Nigeria's mental health crisis: 'It is well' masks deep distress
After a decade, She Writes Woman's helpline reveals over 25,000 calls, 55% suicidal ideation, linking distress to economic hardship and survival pressures in Nigeria.
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High Cholesterol: Silent Danger You Must Know About
High cholesterol often has no symptoms but is a major risk factor for heart attacks and strokes. Experts urge regular screening and lifestyle changes to prevent complications.
45% of Dementia Cases Could Be Prevented: WHO
A new WHO report reveals that nearly half of dementia cases worldwide could be prevented or delayed by addressing 14 modifiable risk factors, including hearing loss and smoking.
Bundibugyo Ebola Trial Starts in DR Congo; Death Toll 506
A clinical trial for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola has launched in the Democratic Republic of Congo as the outbreak's death toll reaches 506, according to health officials.
WHO launches trial for Ebola Bundibugyo treatments in DRC
WHO launches PARTNERS clinical trial in DRC to test MBP134 and remdesivir for Bundibugyo virus disease amid outbreak with over 1,400 cases and 440 deaths.
Brazilian Sisters Over 100 Share Long Life Secrets in DNA Study
Three Brazilian sisters aged 103, 104, and 109, totaling 316 years, are part of a DNA study to uncover genetic secrets behind exceptional longevity and health.
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CEPI Invests $1.9M for Ebola Vaccine Development
The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations has announced a $1.9 million investment to speed up the development of an Ebola vaccine, aiming to enhance global health security.
AI-Designed Universal Vaccine Trial Shows Promise in UK
A new AI-designed universal coronavirus vaccine, developed by Cambridge and DIOSynVax, shows promise in early UK trials, potentially protecting against future outbreaks.
Hepatitis B Drug Trial Shows Functional Cure Potential
An experimental hepatitis B drug, bepirovirsen, helped 20% of patients achieve sustained viral suppression after stopping treatment, marking progress toward a functional cure.
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Putin Orders Anti-Ageing Vaccine Development
Russian President Putin has ordered scientists to create the world's first anti-ageing vaccine, targeting the RAGE receptor with gene therapy. The project is part of a $26 billion national programme.
New Genetic Cause of Neonatal Diabetes Discovered by Scientists
University of Exeter researchers identify TMEM167A gene mutations as a hidden cause of neonatal diabetes, leading to severe neurological complications in infants within first six months of life.
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Nigerian Researchers Push Potassium Salt for Hypertension
Nigerian health experts are shifting focus from salt reduction to promoting potassium-enriched salt to address rising hypertension and cardiovascular disease, backed by international research.
Man Had Metal Chopstick in Throat for 8 Years
A Chinese man swallowed a metal chopstick in 2018 and left it lodged in his throat until surgeons removed it in March 2026, avoiding serious injury.
Wildlife Trade Fuels Human Disease Spread, Study Says
A new study reveals that global wildlife trade significantly increases the risk of pathogen spillover from animals to humans, with traded mammals sharing more pathogens and posing higher epidemic threats.
Doctor Arrested for Fatal Liver Removal Instead of Spleen
A medical doctor has been arrested following a fatal surgical error where he removed a patient's liver instead of the spleen, leading to the patient's death. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for stricter oversight in the healthcare sector.
Cannabis May Cause Miscarriage, Rewire Sperm DNA
New research from Duke and Boston Universities reveals that cannabis use in men can alter sperm DNA, increasing miscarriage risk and affecting early embryo development through epigenetic changes.
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Doctor Alarms Over Viral Video of Lady Feeding from Dog's Mouth
A Nigerian medical professional has issued a serious public health warning after a disturbing video circulated online showing a young woman extracting liquid food from her dog's mouth with her own mouth and swallowing it, highlighting severe zoonotic dise
Awareness and Early Diagnosis Key to Parkinson's Care in Nigeria
Health advocates in Lagos call for increased awareness and early detection of Parkinson's disease, highlighting misconceptions and the need for improved support systems for patients and caregivers.
World Health Day: Science Key to Nigeria's Healthcare Future
On World Health Day 2026, experts highlight Nigeria's struggle to apply scientific research to healthcare, citing poor funding and infrastructure as major barriers to progress.
Experts Urge African Nations to Fund Health Data Systems
Health experts call for increased domestic funding to strengthen health data systems in Africa, emphasizing sustainability and control over data resources to improve research and healthcare outcomes.
Malaria Threats Rise Despite Vaccine Advances: Johns Hopkins
Experts from Johns Hopkins University caution that malaria control is entering a fragile phase due to drug resistance, insecticide resistance, and diagnostic challenges, even as new vaccines are deployed globally.
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TB Risk Should Not Depend on Where You Are Born
A scientist highlights the disparity in TB responses between high-income and high-burden countries, advocating for equitable vaccine access to combat the disease globally.
Plastic Chemicals Tied to 2M Premature Births, 74K Newborn Deaths
A new global study reveals that two common plastic chemicals, DEHP and DiNP, were associated with nearly 2 million premature births and about 74,000 newborn deaths in 2018. These phthalates disrupt hormones and are found in everyday items like food packag
Experts Push AI, Biosensors, Physiology for Healthcare Boost
Medical experts at UNIMED's Bio-Synergy Conference urge combining physiology with AI and biosensors to enhance diagnostics, treatments, and healthcare systems in Nigeria, marking The Physiological Society's 150th anniversary.
Don Warns Imported Drugs Strain Economy, Urges Biotech Investment
A microbiology professor warns Nigeria's heavy reliance on imported pharmaceuticals is draining foreign reserves, urging investment in local biotech production. Health experts also call for healthcare financing overhaul.
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Six Diseases More Deadly Than HIV: WHO Data Reveals
Global health data from WHO shows six diseases now cause more annual deaths than HIV worldwide, including heart disease, stroke, and diabetes, reflecting changing mortality patterns.
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Integrated Diagnostics Urged to Tackle Nigeria's High TB Burden
Roberto Taboada of Roche Diagnostics calls for integrated diagnostic approaches to address Nigeria's persistent tuberculosis crisis, highlighting inefficiencies in current systems and the need for scalable solutions aligned with national health priorities
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