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Doctors have expressed various concerns regarding a new testosterone screening policy for military members announced by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, citing p

From April next year, it will be illegal to sell high-caffeine energy drinks to individuals under 16 in England, though soft drinks with lower caffeine will rem

England is set to ban the sale of energy drinks to under-16s starting in April 2027, applying to shops, vending machines, and online sales.

Thousands of healthcare students will receive financial assistance for travel costs under new plans announced by Health Minister Alison McGovern. This initiativ

The Alzheimer's Society is advocating for an ambitious dementia plan for Wales, as they await the Welsh Government's Dementia Strategy, which is expected to be

President Trump is expected to nominate conservative policy aide Heidi Overton as the next commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration. Overton, currently

Tamil Nadu is set to formulate a new Peri-Menopausal Care Policy.

Experts are advocating for the inclusion of state-specific modules in the National Family Health Survey to address issues like infertility, ageing, and child un

Robert F Kennedy Jr. has advocated for increased Alzheimer's screening, but a key federal panel, the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), which could adv

The ICMR has recommended making junk food costlier to combat childhood obesity.

F.D.A. scientists are advising against widespread use of peptide injections, potentially clashing with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s stance on health freedom.

Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced a plan to screen military members over 30 for low testosterone, raising questions about the evidence supporting such a poli

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a new annual testosterone screening program for military personnel aged thirty and older to optimize performance. Wh