Better Healthy World

A new study suggests that patients with MS who experience blurry vision or bladder problems at diagnosis may be at higher risk for developing severe disability in the long term, highlighting the importance of early intervention and personalized treatment strategies.

The condition's expanse wider than what was assumed by experts in the field, which raised the concerning bar to a new height, urging health provider for steps to curb the menace.

Rhode Islanders are being warned against new cases of blood sucking danger from mosquitoes where two more cases have been diagnosed with the fatal disease, and administration is being urged to prevent the menace.

Cancer cases are rising among young adults despite advances in treatment. Factors like obesity, alcohol consumption, and funding cuts for cancer research threaten to hinder progress in finding effective solutions.

A new COVID-19 variant, XEC, is spreading rapidly alongside the upcoming flu season. This variant has been detected in numerous countries, including the United States, raising concerns about its potential impact on public health.

A-Fib cases tripled in the US more than what was previously estimated by scientists; A-Fib is said to be a major contributor to strokes and the leading cause of heart failure.

Bird flu has spread to California, making it the 14th state affected in the US. Experts are concerned about the virus's potential to infect humans, especially as it has already infected dairy cows.

A new WHO-led study reveals that mobile phone usage does not increase the risk of brain cancer, even with long-term use. This comprehensive review found no link between wireless technology and elevated cancer rates. 

The provision of free Covid vaccines to uninsured Americans, is ending this month due to lack of funding. This leaves millions of uninsured individuals facing potential financial barriers to accessing booster shots, particularly as new vaccine versions become available.