Category: Outdoor Risks
Canada urged to lead health AI alliance
By Sophroni Ashcombe October 9, 2026
Canada may lead a health AI alliance to drive medical breakthroughs and shape healthcare's future with health data and AI systems.
New Jersey Families Find Guide to Choosing Addiction Treatment
By Eulalia Dunmore October 5, 2026
Families in New Jersey seeking help can find a practical guide to choosing addiction treatment, weighing options like location and mental health needs.
Study Finds Video Games Boost Emotional Well-Being
By Sophroni Ashcombe September 28, 2026
Video games are shown to boost emotional well-being by providing distraction from trauma and a sense of achievement, according to a new study.
PHA launches Sulu Subchapter to expand heart care access
By Corinna Wentworth September 22, 2026
The PHA launches the Sulu Subchapter to decentralize heart care and expand access for residents in Zamboanga, Basilan, Sulu, and Tawi-Tawi.
Globe Business launches Confluent data platform for PH enterprises
By Corinna Wentworth September 19, 2026
Globe Business launches Confluent data platform for PH enterprises, empowering local businesses with real-time data streaming and AI capabilities.
Philippine experts urge stronger dengue cooperation regionally
By Eulalia Dunmore September 14, 2026
Philippine experts push dengue cooperation at the Asia Dengue Summit in Singapore, urging ASEAN nations to unite against Aedes‑borne diseases.
UN Women, UNFPA Merger Faces Continued Controversy
By Corinna Wentworth September 7, 2026
UN Women, UNFPA merger faces continued controversy as organizations fear cost cuts and lost mandates. Learn about the UN80 initiative and funding.
India Air Pollution Plan Falls Short
By Sophroni Ashcombe August 29, 2026
India's air pollution plan falls short of reducing pollution by 40% in targeted cities, with fewer than 7% meeting the goal, air pollution plan.
Kluge enters race for WHO director-general
By Eulalia Dunmore August 23, 2026
WHO Regional Director Hans Kluge enters the race for WHO director general, becoming the third candidate. Learn about his nomination and leave of absence.
NIH ends South Africa research freeze
By Sophroni Ashcombe August 20, 2026
NIH lifts South Africa research funding ban after Trump-era policy, enabling global scientific collaboration and medical breakthroughs.