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Natasha Simona measures air pollution on her school run along London's Marylebone Road.
2,000 miles separate the Alberta tar sands from Chicago, yet petroleum coke dust from a nearby facility impacts the city's Southeast side neighborhoods.
The Dan River spill reveals the dangers of coal ash and its impact on North Carolina's water supply.
Each year, an estimated 2 million women and children are trafficked into the global sex industry, facing violence and exploitation.
President Donald Trump threatens to cut WHO funding over its ties to China and advice on COVID-19.
Trump's drug control strategy combines a hardline approach against traffickers with a chronic illness framework for addiction, raising questions about its effectiveness.
Lilian Franck investigates the World Health Organization's practices, raising concerns about potential corruption and the organization's trustworthiness during health crises.
Oval Media's 'Trust WHO' faces censorship from Vimeo over misleading claims about the documentary.
In the Philippines, Dr Heidi Sampang employs drones to expedite tuberculosis testing and treatment in remote communities, addressing a critical health crisis.
In northern Cebu, Philippines, mentally ill individuals are found chained and caged by their families, revealing the severe stigma and lack of resources following Typhoon Haiyan.
Dr. Thaer Ahmad performs more trauma procedures in three weeks at Al-Nasser Hospital than he has in his entire medical career.
Tourists in western Uganda face deadly diseases like Marburg and Ebola from animal contact.
Uganda's fight against HIV is hindered by U.S. funding cuts and restrictive policies under Trump.
UK Government's first maternity advisor Michelle Walsh highlights alarming standards in NHS maternity care, emphasizing the increased dangers of childbirth today.
Russian air strikes have hit children's hospitals in Zitomia and Mariupol, causing injuries.
Residents of Burkief endured 27 days without water or bread while under Russian occupation, emerging to find their homes ransacked and many neighbors missing.
Ukrainian refugees in Poland face severe reproductive health challenges, including a lack of abortion pills and support from the hotline 'Martinka.
Twenty people crossed the U.S.-Mexico border at San Ysidro in three days, as Ukrainian and Russian refugees navigate the challenges of seeking asylum.
Dexter Thomas reports on the rise of carfentanil overdoses in Ohio and across America.
Gas flaring in Iraq is a major polluter causing severe health issues for communities.
One in four girls in Uganda will become pregnant before turning 19, as American-backed anti-abortion clinics push misinformation and coercion.
Patients in Thailand face botched surgeries from unlicensed cosmetic practitioners.
Abortion rights in the United States are at the forefront of political debate as the Supreme Court reviews state restrictions ahead of the midterm elections.
The death rate due to opioid overdose in Staten Island is three times the American average, reflecting a severe addiction crisis fueled by pharmaceutical companies.
Over 270 vaccines are currently under development, raising concerns among Amish communities about the loss of their religious exemption to vaccination.
Rising healthcare premiums in the US, exacerbated by the expiration of pandemic-era subsidies and cuts to Medicaid, are forcing many families to choose between medical care and basic necessities.
Brendan Marrocco recovers at Walter Reed after losing all limbs in Iraq on Easter Sunday.
Over one million Americans have died from COVID-19, with nearly 40 percent being diabetics, as the pandemic continues to impact lives and health systems.
More than 65,000 women have faced pregnancies resulting from rape in states that banned abortion since 2022, complicating their access to reproductive health care.
Approximately 700 drug-related deaths occur annually in San Francisco, with fentanyl driving a severe addiction crisis among the homeless population.
Measles outbreaks in California raise concerns over vaccination exemptions in schools.
Half of young women in a British survey could not label a vagina correctly, prompting discussions about female anatomy and body confidence.
86 percent of men reach orgasm during sex, while only 62 percent of women report the same, raising questions about the reasons behind this gap.
Juul Labs controls 70% of the e-cigarette market, yet underage influencers like 17-year-old Dash continue to promote vaping on social media.
Pastor Jim Bakker celebrates his 80th birthday while addressing the coronavirus crisis.
Kamala Harris advocates for reproductive rights during a nationwide tour, emphasizing the importance of abortion rights in the upcoming midterm elections.
Corporal punishment in South Korea, exemplified by recent footage of a teacher assaulting a student, highlights a mental health crisis among youth and societal pressures.
Ama Kong creates a natural Viagra, attracting hundreds to his remote hillside in February 2004.
At least 44 trans or gender non-conforming individuals were murdered in 2020, making it the deadliest year on record for violence against this community.
A 14-year-old boy took his life after chatting with a bot emulating a character from the TV series Game of Thrones.
Thirty patients participated in a half-hour virtual reality session at Oxford University, resulting in over half experiencing significant reductions in paranoia.
Lamine Koivogui's team investigates a deadly Ebola outbreak in Guinea in March 2014.
Taji visits a Chiropractor with One Star Reviews to address his back concerns.
Copenhagen's teens face a drinking crisis, with one-third reporting recent intoxication.
Gaza and the occupied West Bank face severe health service challenges due to daily attacks, power cuts, and shortages of medical supplies, as highlighted by Sami Zeidan.
A journalist with multiple sclerosis investigates the Trafford multiple sclerosis therapy centre's alternative therapies, questioning their role alongside conventional medicine.
COVID-19 could leave 54 million Americans food insecure, according to Feeding America, which has distributed over 4 billion meals since March 2020.
Maya Schweiter reports on Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis and its political implications.
