PRESS AI WORLD

According to the term you entered "disease": 42 news found

POLITICS

New Study Links Morning Coffee Drinking to Lower Heart Disease Risk and Longer Lifespan

Thursday, Jan 09

New research reveals that drinking coffee in the morning may significantly lower the risk of heart disease and enhance longevity compared to all-day consumption.

HEALTH

Identifying Your Winter Illness: Symptoms and When to Seek Care

Wednesday, Jan 08

Learn how to identify winter illnesses like flu and Covid-19, and when to seek medical attention for symptoms.

ENVIRONMENT

Genetically Engineered Mosquitoes with "Toxic" Semen: A Promising Approach to Combat Tropical Diseases

Wednesday, Jan 08

Australian scientists are exploring genetically engineered mosquitoes with toxic semen to reduce malaria and dengue spread. A breakthrough in pest control.

HEALTH

Global Study Links Sugary Beverages to Millions of Diabetes and Heart Disease Cases

Wednesday, Jan 08

A recent study reveals that sugary beverages contribute to 340,000 deaths annually, with significant impacts on global health, especially in developing regions.

HEALTH

Understanding HMPV: Rising Cases in China and Implications for Public Health

Wednesday, Jan 08

Cases of human metapneumovirus are increasing in China, raising concerns about its impact on vulnerable populations and public health measures.

HEALTH

Surging Cases of Human Metapneumovirus in China: What You Need to Know

Tuesday, Jan 07

Explore the rise of human metapneumovirus cases in China and learn about symptoms, risks, and precautions to take.

WORLD NEWS

First U.S. Death from H5N1 Bird Flu Reported in Louisiana

Tuesday, Jan 07

Louisiana reports the first U.S. death from H5N1 bird flu, raising concerns about the virus's risks and public health safety measures.

TECHNOLOGY

What Americans Should Know About HMPV, Bird Flu, and Norovirus Rising Threats

Tuesday, Jan 07

Infections from HMPV, bird flu, and norovirus are rising in the U.S. What should the public know about risks and prevention measures?

HEALTH

Study Reveals Sugary Drinks Cause Millions of Diabetes and Heart Disease Cases Annually

Monday, Jan 06

New study links sugary drinks to 2.2 million diabetes and 1.1 million heart disease cases each year, highlighting significant global health inequalities.