UK A&E Waits Linked to 14,000 Excess Deaths in 2023
Research by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine links 14,000 excess deaths in the UK to long A&E waits in 2023, highlighting urgent need for NHS reform.
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Health Crisis in Japan: Unintended Ingredient Found in Kobayashi Supplements
An unintended substance, puberulic acid, has been detected in Kobayashi Pharmaceutical’s supplements in Japan, linked to multiple deaths and hospitalizations, raising concerns over product safety.
Four Fatalities Linked to Kobayashi Pharma’s Cholesterol Supplement Spark Nationwide Concern
Four deaths linked to Kobayashi Pharma’s cholesterol-lowering supplement ignite public fear and prompt government recalls in Japan.
First Human-to-Human Transmission of Tick-Borne SFTS Confirmed in Japan
Japan’s NIID confirms the first human-to-human transmission of tick-borne SFTS, marking a significant milestone in understanding and preventing the spread of this viral disease.
Chinese Mainland Enhances Medical Emergency Teams with New Measures
The Chinese mainland’s National Health Commission unveils new measures to strengthen national medical emergency response teams, enhancing preparedness for various critical situations.
China’s 11-Year Journey Towards a Global Health Community
Celebrating 11 years of China’s commitment to building a global community of health for all through national achievements and international medical aid.
China Marks 11 Years of Fostering a Global Community of Health
China celebrates 11 years of advancing a global community where health is a universal right, showcasing remarkable public health achievements and providing medical aid worldwide.
Sydney’s Asbestos Scare Broadens: 32 Sites Contaminated Amid Cleanup Efforts
Sydney’s Environmental Protection Authority reveals asbestos contamination in 32 sites citywide, including schools and public estates, sparking a major remediation effort.
California Battles Record Valley Fever Cases Amid Heavy Rainstorms
California experiences a record surge in Valley Fever cases due to heavy rainstorms from atmospheric rivers, posing significant public health challenges.
Study Reveals California’s Air Quality Set to Decline Amid Climate Challenges
A new study by First Street Foundation warns that California’s air quality may deteriorate over the next 30 years due to increased wildfires and extreme heat from climate change.