Nature and Parks Authority carries out rescue operation in southern Israel after discovering two poisoned vultures and following tag to their nesting site

The article explores the origins of the belief that vitamin C prevents or cures colds, tracing it back to Linus Pauling's 1970 book. While Pauling's recommendations for high-dose vitamin C gained popularity, subsequent research shows limited evidence of its effectiveness. A 2023 meta-analysis found that regular vitamin C intake may reduce severe cold symptoms by up to 10%, but not the duration of mild symptoms. The article highlights that Pauling's interpretation of studies was flawed, relying on poor-quality trials. Modern guidelines advise against excessive vitamin C intake due to potential side effects like kidney stones and gastrointestinal issues. Experts caution that while vitamin C might offer minor benefits for specific groups like athletes, it does not significantly reduce cold risk for the general population. The piece underscores the importance of evidence-based health advice and the dangers of over-reliance on supplements.

The grand opening of the Roy Blunt Health Science Innovation Center at Missouri Southern State University marks a new era in healthcare education, offering cutting-edge facilities.

"Bring mich zum Verletzten": Im Rennen der IDF, um Leben in Gaza zu retten

On June 6-7, Kyorin University's Health Science Faculty held an Open Campus, attracting nearly 2,000 attendees eager to explore various academic offerings.

A team of Rutgers Business School students successfully leveraged data modeling and machine learning to secure first place in a prestigious national competition.

Nestlé Health Science has launched a significant longitudinal study, FIBER-IMPACT, to investigate the effect of lifestyle and dietary fiber on gut health and overall wellness among participants.

In a significant announcement, Asia University has confirmed the opening of its Health and Sports Science Department in April 2026, approved by the Ministry of Education.