A groundbreaking study sheds light on the unseen path medications take inside the body, uncovering unexpected cellular targets behind side effects.

Dr. Abeer Kamal, a pediatric and neonatal consultant in Hadaeq El-Quba, provides child growth monitoring, therapeutic nutrition, vaccinations, and breastfeeding support.

A recent study reveals that excessive medication use may slow recovery in older adults and reduce their ability to live independently after hospital discharge.

Learn how winter tomato soup can help regulate blood pressure naturally and protect your heart, with a simple homemade healthy recipe.

A U.S. study reveals that over 50% of heart attacks in women are not caused by blocked arteries, but by invisible factors such as oxygen imbalance and spontaneous coronary artery tears.

A sudden red spot in the white of the eye is often alarming but usually harmless. Learn the causes, risk groups, warning signs, and proper medical care.

Researchers unveil a groundbreaking tool that can remotely diagnose complex eye conditions, reducing waiting times and improving patient access to specialized care.

A new study finds that even small daily amounts of alcohol can increase the risk of oral cancer by 50%, with locally produced drinks posing the highest risk.

The winter vomiting virus, highly contagious during the cold season, causes severe vomiting and watery diarrhea, affecting gut health, but proper hygiene and rest aid recovery.

High cholesterol increases the risk of heart disease and strokes, but simple lifestyle and dietary changes can help lower levels and keep your heart healthy.

Long-acting vaccines and biologic therapies may transform treatment for chronic sinusitis, reducing symptoms and restoring the sense of smell, giving hope to thousands of patients who have long struggled without effective solutions.

Quitting smoking saves lives—but weight gain often follows. Here’s why it happens and how to control it without relapse.