World Health Organization Recommends Regular Physical Activity for Better Health

World Health Organization Recommends Regular Physical Activity for Better Health

The World Health Organization (WHO) emphasizes the importance of regular physical activity for improving health, increasing energy, and reducing stress. It recommends at least 150 minutes of moderate ...

The Importance of Regular Mammograms in the Fight Against Breast Cancer

The Importance of Regular Mammograms in the Fight Against Breast Cancer

The importance of regular mammograms for early detection and successful treatment of breast cancer was emphasized at the conference of the Women's Center "Milica." Experts are appealing to women to ov...

Clock Change and Risk of Heart Attack: New Study Brings Surprising Results

Clock Change and Risk of Heart Attack: New Study Brings Surprising Results

A new study by the Duke Clinical Research Institute analyzed data from nearly 170,000 patients to determine whether there is a link between clock changes for daylight saving time and an increased risk...

New Diet Slows Growth of Aggressive Brain Tumor

New Diet Slows Growth of Aggressive Brain Tumor

A new study, published in the journal Nature, has revealed that a specialized diet can slow the growth of glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain tumor. Scientists at the University of Michiga...

Free Exercise for Seniors in Vuzenica During European Mobility Week

Free Exercise for Seniors in Vuzenica During European Mobility Week

The Municipality of Vuzenica is organizing free exercise sessions for senior citizens as part of European Mobility Week, which takes place from September 16th to 22nd, 2025. The exercise session will ...

Chikungunya Virus Spreads in Italy: Festivals Canceled Due to Epidemic

Chikungunya Virus Spreads in Italy: Festivals Canceled Due to Epidemic

After Italy was concerned about the emergence of the West Nile virus, it is now facing a new challenge – the chikungunya virus. According to a report from the Istituto Superiore di Sanità, from Januar...

Air Pollution Causes More Than 1,200 Child Deaths Annually in Europe

Air Pollution Causes More Than 1,200 Child Deaths Annually in Europe

A recent report by the European Environment Agency (EEA) reveals alarming data on the impact of air pollution on the health of young Europeans. According to the report, air pollution is responsible fo...

Vaccination: Debunking Myths and Truths Parents Need to Know

Vaccination: Debunking Myths and Truths Parents Need to Know

Vaccination is a topic that often raises numerous dilemmas and questions for parents. Are vaccines safe? Do they really protect our children? Are there potential side effects? The aim of this article ...

Slovenia Recommends RSV Vaccination for Pregnant Women

Slovenia Recommends RSV Vaccination for Pregnant Women

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is one of the most common causes of hospitalization for young children due to severe respiratory tract infections. Infants, premature babies, and children with additi...

Five-Year-Old Vojin Battles Leukemia, Urgent Transplant Needed

Five-Year-Old Vojin Battles Leukemia, Urgent Transplant Needed

Five-year-old Vojin Miloradović is facing a severe form of leukemia, high-risk acute monoblastic leukemia (AML KMT2A–ENL). After undergoing several cycles of chemotherapy, during which he suffered sep...

First Cases of Dangerous Fungus Candida auris Recorded in Croatia

First Cases of Dangerous Fungus Candida auris Recorded in Croatia

The first two cases of infection with the drug-resistant fungus Candida auris have been confirmed at the KBC (Clinical Hospital Center) in Split. The World Health Organization (WHO) classifies this fu...

Institute of Public Health Monitoring the Situation After the Fire in Trubarevo

Institute of Public Health Monitoring the Situation After the Fire in Trubarevo

The Institute of Public Health (IJZ) is continuously coordinating with the Environmental Inspectorate, the Ministry of Health, and other relevant institutions following the recent fire in Trubarevo. I...