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'Endless fears': Even if fighting stops, the damage to Iran's children will endure
'Endless fears': Even if fighting stops, the damage to Iran's children will endure6 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleFergal KeaneSpecial correspondentReutersA woman and her child look at the aftermath of an air strike in TehranThe war is inside his head now. A slamming door or cutlery being dropped makes him jump. The ceasefire doesn't change that."Before the war, I had no stress at all," says Ali. "But now even the smallest sound causes my brain t...
Israel's war in Lebanon has become a flashpoint for the Iran ceasefire
World Israel's war in Lebanon becomes a flashpoint as Iran says U.S. must choose "between war and ceasefire" By Haley Ott, Haley Ott Reporter Haley Ott is a CBS News senior multi-platform reporter based in London. Read Full Bio Haley Ott, Sarah Lynch Baldwin Sarah Lynch Baldwin Deputy Managing Editor Sarah Lynch Baldwin is a deputy managing editor of CBSNews.com. She helps lead national and breaking news coverage and shapes editorial workflows. Read Full Bio Sarah Lynch Baldwin Updated on: April...
'Pakistan closer than ever to eradicating polio'
More than 200,000 frontline polio workers and supervisors will participate in a vaccination campaign targeting over 23.3 million children under the age of five across Punjab from April 13. Addressing a ceremony on Thursday where the Punjab Emergency Operations Centre inaugurated the upcoming National Immunisation Days (NIDs), Provincial Minister for Health and Population Imran Nazeer said sustained efforts and effective strategies had brought Pakistan closer than ever to the final phase of...
Woman with three deadly diseases has ‘remarkable’ recovery after cell therapy
Treatment reset wayward immune system of patient with life-threatening conditions, say scientists, in a world firstA woman who lived with three life-threatening autoimmune diseases for more than a decade has returned to a near-normal life after a cell therapy reset her wayward immune system.The 47-year-old had had nine different treatments, none of which had a lasting impact, before receiving the therapy last year at University Hospital Erlangen in Germany. At the time, she required daily blood...
US had hottest March on record as nation faced ‘unprecedented’ heat
The continental US registered its most abnormally hot month in 132 years of records, according to Noaa data March’s persistent unseasonable heat was so intense that the continental United States registered its most abnormally hot month in 132 years of records, according to federal weather data. And the next year or so looks to turn the dial up on global warmth even more, as some forecasts predict a brewing El Niño will reach super strength.Not only was it the hottest March on record for the US b...
Mpox threat
A quiet but deeply troubling health signal has emerged from Sindh, and it demands far more urgency than it is currently receiving. The confirmation of a local outbreak of Mpox in Khairpur, with at least four newborn deaths linked to the infection, is alarming. Initial reports of "unusual skin pimples" in mid-March have now culminated in laboratory-confirmed cases, verified by institutions such as Dow University of Health Sciences and Aga Khan University Hospital. That seven infan...
Hawaii doctor found guilty of trying to kill wife on hike
Hawaii doctor found guilty of trying to kill wife on hike13 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleMengshin Lin / Pool via APKonig had claimed he acted in self defense, but a jury sided with his wife who said he tried to kill her after an affairA doctor in Maui, Hawaii, was found guilty of attempted manslaughter on Wednesday for trying to kill his wife during a hike on her birthday last year.After the jury deliberated for more than eight hours, they spared Gerhardt Konig, 47, of the more...
Maui doctor accused of trying to kill his wife found guilty of attempted manslaughter
A jury in Hawaii found Gerhardt Konig guilty of attempted manslaughter after nearly three weeks of testimony. Konig was accused of trying to kill his wife during a birthday hike last year. Carter Evans reports.
Incontinence problems leave me 'leaking while competing'
Incontinence problems leave me 'leaking while competing'2 days agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleMarie-Louise ConnollyHealth correspondent, BBC News NIBBCAimee Oliver is due to undergo pelvic floor surgeryFitness fanatic Aimee Oliver never imagined that giving birth would ultimately cause her to need surgery for incontinence.Now aged 37, Aimee's problems began in her 20s, when she began to leak urine after coughing or sneezing following the birth of her first child."When...
How do weight-loss drugs like Mounjaro and Wegovy work?
How do weight-loss drugs like Mounjaro and Wegovy work?Just nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleNick Triggle and Philippa RoxbyBBC NewsGettyIt is thought about 1.6 million people are on weight-loss drugs in the UK.Some patients are able to get the injections through the NHS but most buy them privately. The most popular jabs are called Mounjaro and Wegovy.The jabs are highly effective, but experts warn that users should be aware of the risk of weight gain once they stop taking the drugs. How do...
Bitten by snakes 200 times – on purpose: US man’s quest to help deliver new antivenom
Tim Friede put his ‘ass on the line’ to help stop snakebite deaths – whose numbers appear to be rising amid the climate crisisAs we overheat and degrade our planet, more people are set to come into contact, sometimes fatally, with venomous snakes. One man hopes to provide an unusual solution to this, after subjecting himself to 200 intentional snakebites to his body.For nearly 20 years, Tim Friede, 58, allowed some of the most lethal snakes in the world to bite him so he could build up an immuni...
MLB Draft 2026 ranking 2.0: Roch Cholowsky still at the top, but Vahn Lackey closing in
Once again, the strength of this MLB Draft is in its high school pitching. There’s enough major-conference college starting pitchers to populate the first round and get some of those teenaged arms to teams with extra picks and bigger bonus pools in the comp round and beyond.There’s at least a little uncertainty at the very top now, as the consensus top prospect, Roch Cholowsky, has held serve rather than taking another step forward, leaving a little room for a couple of college players to give t...
Campaigners demand action to break UK’s ‘addiction’ to herbicides
Use of glyphosate has risen 10-fold in 30 years, raising fears for public healthIt was Scottish farmers in the 1980s who pioneered the practice of spraying glyphosate on their wheat just before harvest. Struggling in the damp glens to get their crop to dry evenly, they came up with the idea of accelerating the process by killing it a week or two before harvesting.Glyphosate, then a revolutionary herbicide that killed everything plant-based but spared animal life, seemed perfect for the job. Soon...
'I want my heart attack story to inspire people to live life'
'I want my heart attack story to inspire people to live life'8 hours agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleChloe Hughesin ShrewsburyBBC/Chloe HughesFaith Harrison had a heart attack for seven hours when she was 22Nestled on the riverside next to Shrewsbury's English Bridge, surrounded by trees and patches of flowers, is a bright red bench - a bench with a powerful story.If you take a closer look at its gold plaque, it becomes clear that it is dedicated in living memory of someone,...
How doctors at Medcare remove massive colon tumour without open surgery
Dubai: In an extraordinary advancement in medicine that has the potential to transform colon cancer treatments in the future, a group of experts at Medcare Royal Hospital in Al Qusais has successfully prevented a man from having his colon removed due to a large tumour, all without making any external cuts. The patient, who was originally recommended to have an extensive open surgery that would have resulted in a permanent loss of part of his bowel, left the hospital just days later with his orga...
Alarm raised over outbreak of mpox in Khairpur
KARACHI: Raising concern over the mpox outbreak in Khairpur, experts at the Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) on Wednesday urged healthcare providers and policymakers to treat the viral disease as an immediate public health concern. Last week, an outbreak of mpox was reported from Khairpur when the Sindh health department said lab results confirmed that seven newborn babies had the zoonotic viral infection and four of them died. In response to the situation, the AKUH held a media roundtable, w...
Chris Wood: The pain of a long-term Forest absence, his injury explained and what to expect now
“There is no worse feeling than being injured and watching your team struggle from the sidelines — you just want to get back involved as quick as you can. Every bit of you wants to be out there, helping your team-mates. Chris will be feeling that now.”Former Nottingham Forest defender James Perch has a pretty good idea of how Chris Wood, the club’s record Premier League goalscorer, will have been feeling since injury first sidelined him last October.Advertisement
Philippines Marcos govt earns billions from fuel taxes while drivers struggle with high prices
[Editor's Note: Follow Khaleej Times live blog amid US-Israel-Iran ceasefire for the latest regional developments.] Fuel prices have uncontrollably surged across the world because of the Middle East war. Some countries were able to mitigate the impact by cutting oil taxes, which did not happen in the Philippines.In the five weeks since shooting started on February 28, the Philippine government is set to collect P47.6 billion (Dh2.97 billion) in fuel taxes. Even if it fulfills its...
Doctor accused of trying to kill wife during hike in Hawaii found guilty
U.S. Doctor accused of trying to kill his wife during cliffside hike in Hawaii found guilty By Emily Mae Czachor Emily Mae Czachor News Editor Emily Mae Czachor is a reporter and news editor at CBSNews.com. She typically covers breaking news, extreme weather and issues involving social justice. Emily Mae previously wrote for outlets like the Los Angeles Times, BuzzFeed and Newsweek. Read Full Bio Emily Mae Czachor Updated on: April 8, 2026 / 9:02 PM EDT / CBS News Add CBS News on Google An anest...
How to fix the US broken healthcare system
As the WHO marks World Health Day, millions of Americans struggle to obtain quality healthcare services due to rising costs and other barriers. What are some of the options available to fix the U.S. healthcare system?CGTN’s Walter Morris takes a look.For more, check out our exclusive content on CGTN Now and subscribe to our weekly newsletter, The China Report.