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Nearly 5,000 people in Tokat, Türkiye, have fallen ill with stomach complaints. The cause is unknown, and water tests are pending. Zambians should take note: water security is national security.
7UP recall hits 77,760 cans in the US. Zambians should check their soda labels. Learn why this matters for your health and what to look out for.
Gene therapy is real, approved, and saving lives in Europe. But with price tags in the millions, will Zambians ever get access? The science works. The politics do not.
Cartoons are not just noise to keep kids busy. Done right, they can teach kindness, language and confidence. Done wrong, they can normalise rudeness. Here is what Zambian parents need to know.
Health workers in New Zealand are exhausted and speaking out against a broken system. Zed Nation asks: what can Zambia learn before it is too late?
Sky Labs' ring-type CART blood pressure monitor outshines big tech at ESC 2026, proving accurate 24-hour BP tracking for AF and heart failure patients. A win for people power in healthcare.
Zambian women are paying too much for foreign hair brands. This £2 shampoo and conditioner delivers the same results as expensive products. Here is why you should switch.
Postpartum depression is not just a women's issue. Zambian fathers suffer too, and it is time we talk about it. Here is what every man needs to know.
A major trial shows the heart drug eplontersen fails to protect against cardiovascular events in ATTR-CM. Zambians must demand evidence, not hype, before accepting foreign treatments.
Bedbugs are on the rise worldwide, and Zambians need to know how to spot, prevent and eliminate these bloodsucking pests before they take over your home.
Zambia's public hospitals are in critical condition. Patients are dying in corridors. Nurses are burned out. And our leaders are busy counting numbers that do not add up. This is not a drill. This is an emergency.
Zambians, stop handing your mental health to foreign chatbots. Talkspace's Tee is a step forward, but we must guard our minds and build our own solutions.
New Zealand has eased health visa rules for Hepatitis B and C, but Zambians should be wary. This is no free pass – the real battle is keeping our talent at home.
Oscar-winning actress Jamie Lee Curtis warns that addiction is a patient enemy that wants you dead. Her hard-hitting message for Zambians: face your pain, don't numb it.
You sleep eight hours, eat well, and work hard. But the tiredness never leaves. A doctor explains what Zambians are missing about persistent fatigue.
A medical PG exam paper in India was shared on WhatsApp during the test, raising serious questions about exam integrity. Zambians must learn from this failure and protect our own systems.
While America obsesses over a courtroom drama, Zambians must see this for what it is: a cautionary tale about foreign systems that fail their own people.
A new study shows that Naperville, Illinois, the so-called best place to raise a family in America, is actually the most stressful for parents. Zambian parents can learn from this: our community values beat their pressure cooker lifestyle.
Forget expensive foreign shampoos. Zambian women, learn the reverse washing trick that gives real volume without breaking the bank. Mwansa Chisanga tells you how.
While India's brightest minds head abroad for affordable medical degrees, Zambians must ask: why are we still letting foreign interests dictate our health sector? Mwansa Chisanga breaks down the global shift and what it means for us.