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[OC] Excel HabitEstimated Annual Deaths (Latest)Notes / SourcesUnhealthy Diet 8 millionBased on WHO’s 2024 “Comprehensive Overview” repor...

Report reveals a sobering truth: nearly 2 out of 3 gun deaths in 2024 were suicides, with older white males most affected. How do age, g...

Inequality doesn’t just divide society, it leaves lasting marks on the developing mind. Illustration by the author A new study publish...

The United States is a close runner-up, reporting over 5% prevalence of depressive disorders per 100k Image Source: World population rev...

In the U.S., young Black men face the highest gun death rates, while Native Americans and rural populations also experience disproportio...

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) remain a global health challenge, with over 374 million new cases annually (WHO, 2022). Tradition...

Not all infections announce themselves with fever, fatigue, or a cough. Some stay silent, smoldering beneath the surface—yet capable of ...

Climate change is no longer just an environmental issue—it’s a cardiovascular one. As global temperatures rise, the ripple effects are sh...

When a deadly virus spreads and vaccine supplies are limited, one urgent question emerges: Who should be vaccinated first? This is not j...

🏛️ Introduction The promise of universal healthcare is compelling but access often divides along lines of geography, economics, and burea...

As the planet heats up, so does the strain on our hearts. While climate change is often discussed in terms of environmental devastation,...

The rise of genome editing technologies—particularly CRISPR-Cas9—has revolutionized biomedical research. Once the realm of science ficti...

Vaccine hesitancy is often framed as a public issue, but recent data shows it's a concern even within medical communities. A 2025 survey...

In recent years, healthcare providers have observed a troubling trend: the rising co-infection rates of sexually transmitted infections ...

With global temperatures hitting record highs, heat waves are no longer rare events — they’re becoming part of everyday life in many cou...

While wildfires, floods, and heatwaves dominate headlines, climate change is quietly reshaping human health in ways that often go unnoti...

Accidental shootings are dropping, but child cases are rising. From 1979 to 2024, the data reveals a complex reality behind unintentiona...

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed both the strengths and deep flaws in global health systems. Now, with new threats like avian flu, Marburg, ...

In recent years, chronic diseases like obesity, type 2 diabetes, and hypertension have surged among teens and young adults. Unlike infect...

INTRODUCTION Obesity is a growing global health concern, affecting millions of people and increasing the risk of chronic diseases. As a ...

This is a publication based on the suggested topic proposed in the Hive Learners community through their discord, which on this occasion...

Hello Crypto-world! Some days ago I read a comment over Reddit about the surprising (at least for me) obesity problem in Thailand. So, I ...

Over 57% of U.S. gun deaths from 2018–2024 were suicides, with rates rising sharply among older adults. Racial disparities also reveal c...

The person looking back at you in the mirror is awesome Yes you .... you are awesome! This is an article written for the #octoberinleo wr...

💔 Did you know Black Americans are twice as likely to die from gun violence than any other race? In 2023 alone, they made up 29% of fire...

💊 Could there be a link between prescription drugs and the rise of mass shootings in the U.S.? With millions on antidepressants and beha...

Bats in Bangkok - the bulge under the wing is a pup [this photo is actually upsidedown as it's easier for us to look at this way] Bangko...

I wrote this on 14th November, 2022 and read it again today. Rather than letting it rot in a folder already full of other procrastinarr...

Greetings MED-Hive community! Hello everyone... It's been such a wonderful One year of continuos Health activities poised towards health...

Stalled I've wanted to write an article documenting the week prior since I clocked off work for the evening, yet it's now nearly 9 hours ...