The Indian government increases health surveillance following a WHO alert, although no Ebola cases have been reported in the country.

India has reported no Ebola cases, but authorities have intensified screening and surveillance measures after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda a global public health emergency. Meanwhile, the death toll in Congo has climbed past 130, raising concerns over the rapid spread of a rare virus strain with no approved vaccine or treatment.

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has intensified, with fears of significant under-reporting and spread beyond initial areas.

The WHO has classified the Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda as an international health emergency amidst rising fatalities and infections.

Health experts worldwide urge urgent measures to combat antimicrobial resistance, highlighting growing concerns over public health risks.

Urgent testing recommended for 5,000 patients of a retired Sydney dentist due to concerns of HIV and hepatitis exposure from poor infection controls.

A new study suggests walking 8,500 steps daily could prevent weight regain after dieting, significantly lower than the commonly suggested 10,000 steps.

Passengers from a hantavirus-affected cruise ship will isolate in Wirral as health authorities manage the outbreak's impact.

The World Health Organization assesses low public health risk as hantavirus cases linked to a cruise ship result in three deaths so far.

World Ovarian Cancer Day highlights the need for better awareness and research. This year's theme urges action to ensure no woman is left behind.

The World Health Organization confirms that the Andes strain of hantavirus aboard a cruise ship does not show increased transmission potential.

Maharashtra faces a bird flu outbreak with hundreds of chickens dead and plans to cull 140,000 birds in Nandurbar district to contain the spread.

Experts warn of rising kidney stones and urinary infections during summer, highlighting the impact of dehydration and lifestyle habits.

New research highlights how firstborn children may earn more than their younger siblings, with health and parental attention playing key roles.

Research highlights increased health challenges faced by children with traumatic brain injury, emphasizing the need for ongoing mental health support.

Past complications during pregnancy may elevate a woman's risk of heart disease, as highlighted by Dr Sanjay Bhojraj, an expert cardiologist.

A new study reveals metabolic liver disease is set to affect 1.8 billion people globally by 2050 due to rising obesity and blood sugar levels.

Tuberculosis cases rise significantly in the US, with nearly 1,000 reported in New York, prompting health concerns and calls for early detection.

A new study finds that high smartphone usage among youth is associated with increased risk of eating disorders and body image dissatisfaction.

A study reveals a natural compound in python blood that may aid weight loss, offering an alternative to existing GLP-1 drugs.

Research shows moderate wine consumption is linked to a lower risk of cardiovascular death compared to other alcoholic beverages.

Health experts warn that extreme heat can increase the risk of kidney problems, as awareness campaigns on World Kidney Day highlight the importance of hydration and early detection of kidney disease.

Taking too many dietary supplements can lead to serious health risks, even for those with balanced diets. Experts emphasise caution over convenience.

Scientists revive 5,000-year-old bacterium from ice, revealing it can inhibit superbugs but poses potential risks due to antibiotic resistance.

Research indicates similarities in mechanisms between long Covid and Alzheimer’s, suggesting implications for cognitive health.