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Although each rare disease affects only a small number of people, collectively they represent one of the world’s largest unmet healthcare challenges. More than 7,000-8,000 rare diseases have been identified globally, yet effective treatments exist for only around 5-10 per cent of them, according to IQVIA. Together, these conditions affect an estimated 350-475 million people…

As nutrition guidance shifts from counting nutrients to eating real, whole foods, success will depend less on redefining diets than on making healthier food affordable, accessible, and sustainable for all

In its “2026 – Annual Report and Financial Statements,” the Law Society of Manitoba has highlighted its work in access to justice and wellbeing over the past year

Indiana is expanding access to GLP-1s — the diabetes and weight loss medications — to members of the state’s Medicaid program

After eight years of displacement, Amne Izadid returned to Ouadda, in north-eastern Central African Republic, in 2024. Coming home brought relief, but also uncertainty

NEW YORK, July 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Mirae, an AI-driven continuous care platform for autoimmune disease and other complex chronic conditions, today announced $5.4 million in funding led by Oxford Science Enterprises. Mirae captures what patients experience between visits and converts it into acontinuous, structured view of disease that clinicians can act on at the point…

Therapeutic diets now available in Amazon’s stores, helping make veterinarian-developed nutrition more convenient for pet owners

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Nearly four million adults in the United States live under community supervision, either on probation or parole. That is nearly double the combined population of people held in jails and prisons nationwide. These individuals must navigate a web of requirements: regular check-ins with probation officers, court monitoring, and compliance with release conditions that, while often…

Brazzaville– More than 170 000 people have been attending health facilities offering PEN-Plus services across 20 African countries during the three years of implementation of the PEN-Plus Regional Strategy, according to a new report by the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Africa