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Argentina’s birth rate has plummeted nearly 40% over the past decade, reaching a record low in 2023 with significant implications for the country’s demographics and future. Argentina is witnessing a …
Argentina Faces Historic Decline in Birth Rate Amid Demographic Shifts Read More
The Ho Teaching Hospital seeks to establish itself as Ghana’s premier destination for medical tourism, despite facing rising patient loads and mortality rates. CEO Dr. John Tampuori outlined the hospital’s …
Ho Teaching Hospital: Addressing Rising Demand and Mortality Rates Amid Growth Read More
Brazil has seen a considerable rise in its Hindu population, growing from 2,905 in 2000 to 21,200 in 2020. This increase reflects a growing interest in Hinduism and immigration trends. …
Rapid Growth of Hindu Population in Brazil Read More
A study published in *Alzheimer’s and Dementia* indicates that adults with HIV in Malawi have a dementia risk over twice that of those without HIV. As HIV-positive individuals live longer …
Increased Dementia Risk Among HIV-Positive Adults in Malawi: A Study Overview Read More
The IAEA donated a SPECT camera to a hospital in Niteroi, Brazil, doubling its heart scan capacity and improving access for over two million people. This advancement reduces waiting times …
New SPECT Camera Enhances Heart Diagnostic Capacity in Brazil Read More
The “2024 State of Health of the Nation Report” presents notable progress in Nigeria’s healthcare, particularly in health insurance and maternal health, while also highlighting challenges such as low facility …
Significant Progress Yet Persistent Challenges in Nigeria’s Healthcare Read More
Argentina’s birth rate has decreased to 460,902 in 2023, reflecting a continuing downward trend. The fertility rate has dropped significantly over the past 15 years. Experts highlight both challenges and …
Argentina’s Declining Birth Rate: Challenges and Insights Read More
The Lancet’s study reveals a dramatic increase in obesity rates in India, projecting 450 million cases by 2050, up from 180 million currently. This surge poses significant challenges for healthcare …
India’s Obesity Crisis: Projected 450 Million Cases by 2050 According to Lancet Read More
A study in The Lancet warns that nearly 60% of adults and one-third of children could be overweight or obese by 2050 without governmental intervention. The obesity epidemic has escalated …
Global Obesity Crisis: Urgent Action Required to Address Projection for 2050 Read More
A report published in The Lancet indicates that by 2050, India could have over 440 million people classified as overweight or obese, with the highest rates among men and women. …
Projected Surge in Obesity Rates in India by 2050 Read More