Gazan cancer patients in Turkiye

Cancer patients from Gaza arrived to Turkiye, marking the first instance, since the conflict began, where wounded individuals were granted permission to exit through the Rafah Border Gate for medical treatment

Fungus and meningitis epidemic problem in plastic surgeries

According to the US and Mexican authorities, an epidemic of fungus and meningitis began to appear in cosmetic operations. That's why the authorities called on the World Health Organization to sound an emergency alert. While two people died of meningitis, two clinics in Mexico were closed. The disease is also seen in cesarean deliveries.

11 minutes to prevent premature death!

Studies show that aerobic exercises such as dancing, cycling and walking reduce the risk of premature death.

Single men more likely to die of heart failure

Interesting findings emerged in a health analysis comparing married and single men. Married men are less likely to die of heart failure than single men, according to a new study. The reason is that married men have a relative to monitor their health.

First death due to Strep A bacteria

Strep A infection, which caused panic in all of Europe, especially in England, and caused the death of dozens of children, also caused panic in Greece. For the first time in the country, a person died due to Strep A bacteria.

China 'defeated' Covid

Chinese top leaders claim they have definitively defeated Coid. Scientists say otherwise. Confusion about China's Covid process continues.

South Korea lifts visa restrictions on Chinese

On Saturday, it was announced that South Korea plans to lift visa restrictions on travelers from China. The reason for lifting the restriction was explained as China's improving the Covid-19 situation.

Cholera is on the rise in Africa

The World Health Organization (WHO) warning about the rise of cholera. In the report that made on Thursday, Africa is currently experiencing an exponential rise in cholera cases, noted.

Around 1M people came to Türkiye for hair transplant last year

Türkiye also exceeded $500M turnover in dental services, about $400M in aesthetic surgery in 2022, says head of Turkish Health Tourism Association

Hospitalizations signal rising COVID-19 risk for US seniors

Coronavirus-related hospital admissions are climbing again in the United States, with older adults a growing share of U.S. deaths and less than half of nursing home residents up to date on COVID-19 vaccinations.

More breast cancer patients can choose smaller surgery

Many women with two or three breast tumors can get by with lumpectomy surgery instead of having their whole breast removed, a new study suggests.

Belgium reports 2nd monkeypox case in less than 24 hours

Health authorities set to discuss nationwide approach to counter spread of virus

Turkey's domestic COVID-19 vaccine Turkovac approved for emergency use

Turkovac will be in widespread use starting next week, says Health Minister Fahrettin Koca

No deaths related to omicron variant of coronavirus seen so far, says WHO

WHO spokesman says delta remains dominant strain globally although omicron will likely spread

COVID-19 may have infected around 10% of world: WHO

World Health Organization's chief of emergencies warns vast majority of world still at risk from novel coronavirus

Tally of critical COVID-19 patients declining

Health minister urges Turkish citizens to remain committed to measures against outbreak

Coronavirus: WHO cautious on Russia's vaccine campaign

WHO spokesman says it has no official news on vaccine Russia says it plans to use in immunization campaign

Turkey opens new health center in Syria's Afrin

Center in Raju town is facilitated with internal medicine, dentistry, pediatric clinics, pharmacy

Syria: Health workers protest regime attacks in Idlib

‘We are not terrorist, we are doctors and health workers,’ says Dr. Muna Hattab

Researchers discover why men die younger than women

Researchers believe they have likely discovered why men usually die younger than women, claiming that a mutation in the Y chromosome, found only in males, is to blame.