The Red Cross says the world should not turn a blind eye to what is happening in Yemen.

The Omicron variant, fast-spreading as it may be, is now being treated more as flu, albeit a respect-worthy flu, with the majority of people still wearing masks but going about their daily tasks unrestricted.

A new research reveals that a record number of more than 400 healthcare staff in the UK have left the NHS to restore their work-life balance over the past year.

India is preparing to hold elections in five key states amid growing concerns over a surge in COVID-19 cases.

Sixty years ago the US regime imposed sanctions on Cuba, but Cuba managed to weather the sanctions by developing its own healthcare system which is far better than the one in the US.  

There are around 30 million people without health insurance in the United States.

Iran's EB Home files complaint against Swedish medical company for following anti-Iran sanctions.

An Iranian budget official says healthcare spending has risen six-fold in eight years to over $6 billion.

The insurance policies have become increasingly popular, and absolutely necessary, in the wake of alarming increase in mass shootings in different US cities in recent years.

With the onslaught of the coronavirus pandemic last year came an increase in hostility and racial abuse against Asians, including the very people putting their own lives on the line to save others.