Health

The baby has a fever: From what number should you start to panic? A guide for parents

A fever in a young baby is not just another symptom. Dr. Itay Gal explains to new parents how to measure temperature and when to contact a doctor immediately.

A mother measures her baby's temperature
Heatwave in Greece as temperatures climb to 43°C. A tourist at the Acropolis

Greece heatwave warning that could save your vacation

AI researcher and designer Yanice Yang showcases Breezy, an innovative technology bridging artificial intelligence, design, and public health.

Red Dot winner Yanice Yang pioneers AI-driven health technology through innovative research

Hospital treatment.

Insurance companies pay policyholders to receive medical care at home instead of ERs


The mistake everyone makes with the dishwasher that poses a health risk

It looks clean, sometimes smells only "a little bad", and works almost every day, but inside the dishwasher hides one of the most neglected places in the kitchen: The filter.

The dishwasher does not clean itself completely. It washes dishes, but some of the food residue does not magically disappea

The food that can change your gut health in just days

Experts explain how just one daily serving of fermented food may impact the immune system, mood, and even inflammation levels in the body.

Kimchi

Ten years left to live: Cancer-free, but life is not the same as it was - opinion

I won’t stop writing, dear readers, but maybe I’ll put more time into personal projects, including several new book ideas that should keep me alert and engaged.

Open hand holds the number 10 (illustrative).

Prince William drinks this juice every morning. Is it really good for the heart?

The apple juice that stars in the British crown prince's breakfast is winning praise for its potential contribution to heart health and reducing cholesterol.

Apple juice

NHS to make Jewish BRCA genetic testing program permanent after successful pilot

Those with Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry have a one in 40 chance of carrying a BRCA1 or BRCA2 compared to a one in 250 chance for the general population.

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Waking up tired in the morning? The simple trick for resetting the biological clock

No workout, special equipment, or dramatic lifestyle change is required. Experts explain how a habit of just ten minutes can affect the body and brain throughout the day.

Waking up tired in the morning? The simple trick for resetting the biological clock

The dessert we all order without thinking – and it is actually a sugar bomb

Frozen yogurt is not necessarily the healthier choice among desserts. However, with a few right choices, you can enjoy it without guilt.

Frozen yogurt

Dairy – products with fat or not?

A practical guide to choosing dairy products on a diet: The truth about satiety, calcium, and vitamins, and why a thin slice of regular yellow cheese might beat the light version.

Shopping for dairy products

The secret of drinking water while walking revealed

Maintaining hydration during a walk prevents fatigue and exhaustion, and two small bottles in your hands will upgrade the workout, improve the pace, and add a gentle boost to the upper body.

The secret of drinking water while walking revealed

Caffeine-free and packed with benefits: The drink you should consume at least once a day

It is delicate, slightly sweet, and highly refreshing – and it is packed with health benefits, meaning even one cup a day is enough.

Green tea