- School Health Fair Boosts Fitness and Fun for Kids
Discover how VBS De Wijzer's school fair turned health and movement into a celebration. Learn why active events matter for kids and how you can bring the same fun to your school.
- Teddy Swims Skips Beer at Pinkpop to Focus on Health
Singer Teddy Swims skipped beer at Pinkpop to focus on his health. Here's why more people are choosing water over alcohol and how small changes can boost your wellness.
- Heat Danger in the Shade: Expert Explains Risks
Even sitting in the shade can be deadly during extreme heat. Learn how heat affects your body, who's most at risk, and 5 tips to stay safe in a heat wave.
- Messi Family Ends Health Rumors: Respect for Father
The Messi family has shut down health rumors about Lionel Messi's father, Jorge, calling them disrespectful. Learn the real reason behind his emotional moment and why we should all think twice before spreading unverified health claims.
- Can 'Spermmaxxing' Boost Male Fertility? What Really Works
Spermmaxxing trends promise to boost male fertility, but what really works? Learn the science-backed tips for sperm health, from diet and exercise to avoiding myths. Real advice for real results.
- 22 Belgian Men Diagnosed Daily: Spot Prostate Cancer Early
Every day, 22 men in Flanders get a prostate cancer diagnosis. Learn the early warning signs, risk factors, and why screening could save your life.
- What Not to Say to a Cancer Patient: A Survivor's Honest Advice
Cancer survivor Phyleen shares what truly doesn't help when supporting a loved one through illness. Learn why vague offers of support fall short and discover practical ways to show up without being asked.
- 4 Quick Questions to Uncover Food Allergies
Suspicious about a food allergy? Four simple questions can help you identify patterns and decide your next steps. No jargon, just practical advice for clearer eating.
- Remote Work and Your Mental Health: What You Need to Know
Remote work can impact your mental health more than you realize. Learn the hidden signs of burnout, practical tips to protect your well-being, and when to seek help.
- Stinky French Cheeses Boost Worm Lifespan by 77%
New research shows stinky French cheeses could boost lifespan by 77% in worms. Discover the science behind fermented foods and how they might benefit your health, even if you have dairy sensitivities.
- 8 Dutch MPs Test Blood for PFAS: A Wake-Up Call
Eight Dutch MPs tested their blood for PFAS and found the toxic chemicals in every single one. This wake-up call shows forever chemicals are everywhere, even in lawmakers.
- 9 Dangerous Mistakes Parents Make That Lead to Child Injuries
A pediatric surgeon reveals nine common parental mistakes that cause serious child injuries. Learn how to prevent accidents at home and outdoors, from unsecured furniture to car seat errors.
- Norwegian Princess Mette-Marit Awaits Lung Transplant
Norwegian Princess Mette-Marit awaits a lung transplant. By the time symptoms appear, half the lung may already be damaged. Learn why early diagnosis is critical for lung health.
- 9 Simple Body Hacks for Anti-Aging and a Perfect Base Workout
Discover nine simple body hacks that fight aging and build a perfect base workout. No gimmicks, just practical, science-backed moves you can start today to stay young and fit.
- Belgium Rejects Wegovy Reimbursement: Will It Impact US Access?
Belgium's health minister rejects Wegovy reimbursement, citing cost concerns that could crowd out essential care. Explore the implications for US patients and the growing debate over expensive weight-loss drugs.
- Missing Details in Trump's Medical Report Worry Doctors
Doctors are raising concerns about missing details in Trump's latest medical report. Key cardiac, neurological, and medication information was left out, raising questions about transparency.
- Trump's Health Concerns Could Cut His Term Short, Expert Warns
A U.S. expert warns that President Trump's declining physical health could prevent him from finishing his term. Learn what this means for leadership, succession, and national stability.
- Why 2 in 3 Alzheimer's Patients Are Women: Key Risk Factors
New research reveals why two-thirds of Alzheimer's patients are women and highlights modifiable risk factors like inflammation, sleep, and stress. Learn how small lifestyle changes can make a big difference.
- Digital Blood Draws Streamline Care at Dutch Hospital
Digital blood draw scheduling at Van Weel-Bethesda Hospital in Dirksland lets your doctor book appointments online. Faster, easier access to blood tests means quicker answers for food allergies and other health concerns.
- Wet Cupping Risks: Why Most Providers Break the Law
Wet cupping is an ancient therapy that involves small skin incisions and cups to draw blood. But most providers are breaking the law by practicing without a medical license, putting clients at risk for infections and complications.