Better Healthy World

A recall has recently been issued for cucumbers in twenty-six US states and parts of Canada due to salmonella contamination. Consumers are advised to discard the affected produce to prevent serious health risks.

Not less than eighty percent of US adults, along with sixty percent of adolescents in the US are on the verge of obesity-related health risks, which is a major jump since 1990. This would put pressure on health stats as well as the nation's economy.

A locally acquired case of dengue fever has been confirmed in the US, as national cases reach their highest levels in over 20 years. Health officials warn that ongoing mosquito activity increases the risk of further transmission as the outbreak continues to spread. 

Health officials have confirmed several cases of rare pneumonia linked to infected water sources. The disease has a higher impact on older adults and those with weakened immune systems, is spreading and being investigated by authorities.

A new study revealed that COVID infection could trigger immune cells with tumor-fighting properties, potentially leading to cancer regression.

Deadly disease outbreak linked to recalled carrots sickens dozens of people across eighteen states, causing one death, CDC reports. Affected carrots were sold under major brands, may still be in homes.

Californians are reacting strongly as Sonoma County reintroduces mask mandates for healthcare workers despite low Covid activity. While some see it as necessary protection, others criticize it as unnecessary and ineffective.

Exposure to toxic air during pregnancy has been associated to a significantly increased risk of autism in children, particularly for those with a genetic predisposition.

A major study links popular drinks like coffee, fruit juice, and soda with a higher risk of stroke. Consuming over four cups daily could increase stroke risk by up to 37%, experts caution.