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News and expert insights on health, wellness, medical advancements, and public health policies in Sri Lanka and globally.

January 3, 2025
Health/Human Rights

Special: DNA Contamination in Pfizer’s Covid-19 Vaccines, Raising Cancer Concerns

A newly published peer-reviewed study has raised alarms about potential DNA contamination in Pfizer’s mRNA Covid-19 vaccines. Conducted by student scientists at the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) White Oak Campus

Health/Interviews

Dr Jasinghe: China’s Centralized Approach To Controlling Covid-19 Is Successful

China implemented the most comprehensive mechanism to control Covid-19 compared the most of the Western countries, Dr Anil Jasinghe, a driving force behind the Covid-19 control in Sri Lanka said. He severed as the Director General of Health Services during

December 3, 2022

The Murder of Fabian: A Father’s Testimony, a Shocking Reunion and the Questions Left Behind

Health/Social

When Matthias Rohde turned towards the woman sitting in the defendant’s dock and said, “We are a couple,” the courtroom in Rostock fell into

Ethel Caterham, 115, Becomes World’s Oldest Person and Shares Her Secret to a Long Life

Health

Ethel Caterham, a 115-year-old great-grandmother from England, has officially become the world’s oldest living person following the death of Brazilian nun Sister Inah Canabarro

Polio Eradication at a Crossroads as Missed Targets, Funding Cuts and Conflict Force a Global Rethink

July 23, 2026
Health/Human Rights

Nearly four decades after the world embarked on one of the largest public health campaigns in history, the effort to eradicate polio has reached a decisive moment. Once seen as being on

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Scientists Discover the Heart’s ‘Little Brain’ That Helps Protect Against Stress

July 23, 2026
Education/Health

The human heart has long been viewed as an organ that faithfully responds to signals from the brain, beating faster or slower according to the body’s needs. New research, however, suggests that

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Hegseth Announces Annual Testosterone Screening for U.S. Troops Over 30

July 17, 2026
Health

U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has announced that the military will begin annually screening service members aged 30 and older for low testosterone and offer hormone replacement therapy to those diagnosed

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Global Childhood Vaccination Rebounds, but 13.5 Million Infants Still Miss Every Routine Immunization

July 15, 2026
Health/Human Rights

Global childhood immunization is continuing its slow recovery from the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, but millions of children remain beyond the reach of even the most basic vaccines, leaving health

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The Maya Astronomer Finally Has a Name

July 14, 2026
Education/Health/History

For centuries, the ancient Maya have been celebrated for developing one of the world’s most sophisticated systems of mathematics, astronomy and calendrical science, producing calculations that guided royal ceremonies, monumental architecture and

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Chinese Humanoid Robot Completes First Live-Animal Surgery Trial

July 13, 2026
Health

A US research team has used a Chinese-made humanoid robot to complete minimally invasive surgery on live animals, marking what researchers described as the first successful demonstration of a humanoid robotic system

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From Podcasts to Pleasure: How Audio Erotica Is Becoming the New Frontier of Digital Intimacy

July 11, 2026
Health

The rapid growth of audio erotica is reshaping a corner of the digital entertainment industry that has long existed outside the mainstream, with subscription-based platforms attracting predominantly female audiences through stories that

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Global Cancer Cases Set to Surge to 35 Million Annually by 2050, WHO Warns

July 9, 2026
Health/Human Rights

Global cancer cases are expected to increase sharply over the coming decades, with annual diagnoses projected to rise from about 20.6 million in 2024 to 35 million by 2050, according to a

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Aging Europe Faces Fiscal Squeeze as Public Deficit Gap Could Nearly Triple by 2050, Study Warns

July 2, 2026
Health

By 2050, population aging could dramatically reshape public finances, with the gap between what citizens contribute to the state and what they receive in benefits and services projected to nearly triple under

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The Brain’s Second Chance: Scientists Unlock the Hidden Power Behind Stroke Recovery

June 28, 2026
Health/Human Rights

When a well-known actor suffered a stroke, the damage appeared to threaten the very foundation of his career. Left with aphasia — a condition that affects the ability to speak — he

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