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As more people seek counseling and psychiatric care, limited public services, a shortage of specialists, and weak regulation of private providers are leaving patients to navigate an expensive and uneven mental health system

For some of us, whether we’ve previously been in and around fitness environments or not, the gym is more of a battlefield than a second home. The idea of the gym as a place you go to switch off, work out, and connect with like-minded friends is wonderful, but for many the notion of this…

In the study, they also demonstrate how a new PET (Positron Emission Tomography) method can be used to identify patients with ongoing scarring and, ultimately, enable personalised treatment. 

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Green chile is New Mexico’s staple harvest that gets bigger each year and researchers want to make the crop more resilient

A Peru Pisco, departs from the USS Essex during an amphibious assault drill on Oahu, Hawaii, during the Rim of the Pacific exercise on July 26, 2026. (Kenyatta Headley/U.S. Navy)

Nigeria’s food challenge is often discussed mainly in terms of quantity: how many tonnes of grain are harvested, how much food reaches the market and whether farmers can produce enough for a growing population. But food security is more than filling markets or stomachs. It also concerns the nutritional value, quality, affordability and reliability of the…

Speaking more than one language fluently doesn’t just feel like it deeply changes the brain, it does actually affect the way a person processes information, how ‘agile’ the brain remains throughout life, and it might even improve its resilience following severe illness. Several studies now suggest that bilingualism or multilingualism can help keep the brain…

India, which has a long history of addressing the challenges of undernutrition, has to pivot to attack the curious phenomenon of overnutrition that evolving lifestyles have now laid at its door. The recent National Family Health Survey data showed that in India, while stunting and undernutrition continue to be cause for concern, despite some gains,…

Green Bay Packers career rushing leader Ahman Green says he learned last year that he has early onset Parkinson’s disease

Hybrid training is all the rage right now. Bored of singular goals such as becoming stronger, faster or aerobically fitter, everyday athletes are hell-bent on building bodies they like to describe as being “harder to kill”