Health news today spans trauma, mental illness, malnutrition and resilience. In Dublin, three teenagers were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a car was reportedly driven at people during a public order incident in Skerries, underscoring the sudden human...
Health news today spans trauma, mental illness, malnutrition and resilience. In Dublin, three teenagers were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after a car was reportedly driven at people during a public order incident in Skerries, underscoring the sudden human toll of street violence. In northern Nigeria, aid workers warn of a quieter but deepening emergency, as more children relapse into malnutrition amid worsening poverty and wider regional economic shocks linked to conflict in the Middle East. In Hyderabad, police are investigating the death of a 25-year-old woman said to have been struggling with mental health issues, a stark reminder of the gaps that still surround psychological care and crisis support. Set against those grim stories, Melbourne offered a note of solidarity, with more than 28,000 runners raising money for leukaemia research and support, led by survivors turning recovery into action.
Top Health stories
- Three teens injured after car driven at people in Skerries, Dublin (5 sources)
- Nigerian health workers link rising child malnutrition to regional shocks (5 sources)
- Philippines’ dedicated exorcism center trains clergy as reported cases rise (3 sources)
- Australian Ballet choreographer Stephanie Lake says she regrets being too obedient (3 sources)
- Collingwood prepare for early finals clash against Adelaide with Izak Rankine (3 sources)
- Resident dies after allegedly receiving wrong medication at Footscray group home (3 sources)
- Run Melbourne attracts more than 28,000 participants and raises funds for leukaemia (3 sources)
- Gion Matsuri festival brings Shinto processions and towering floats to Japan (3 sources)
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