We always need restful sleep, and although we spend almost a third of our lives sleeping, it may often seem out of reach due to insomnia and other wrong practices.

A new study finds that excessive exposure to urban light pollution, such as street lights, may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease.

A new study has examined the available published evidence worldwide on whether there is a link between mobile phone use and an increased risk of brain cancer.

Today, Wednesday, Taiz Governor Nabil Shamsan launched the activities of the first scientific conference on heart, blood vessels and kidney transplantation, with the participation of 600 doctors and consultants, which is organized by the Heart Center in cooperation with the Ministry of Public Health and Population and Taiz University.

Have you ever thought that some routine habits in your life can affect your heart health, perhaps you don't know much about them. Here are 7 of them that you need to rethink how to get rid of.

Difficulty sleeping or insomnia has become one of the common problems in the world, as many people face the problem of sleep deprivation at night, regardless of how tired they are throughout the day.

Monkeypox is spread from person to person through "close physical contact," according to the World Health Organization, which confirmed that "droplets are a 'secondary' mode of transmission."

Psychology researchers from Michigan State University have revealed promising results regarding the effect of non-deceptive placebo treatments, which are given to patients knowing that they are not real.

A scientific team has succeeded in developing a brain stimulation technique that has been used for several decades to treat Parkinson's disease. Its experiment on four patients revealed promising hopes for treating the disease.

The World Health Organization has declared the spread of monkeypox in Africa a global health emergency, the highest level of warning the agency can issue.