Deutsche Welle - Health
Sit up straight? Rest when it hurts? Wrong — physios debunk back pain myths and show what really helps.
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In Gaza, heavy rain has flooded tents and contaminated water with sewage, creating severe health risks for thousands.1 day ago
How to manage the stigma around epilepsy4 days ago
Germany: Nursing home pub helps dementia patients reconnect4 days ago
Stylish but harmful? What to know before buying shoes7 days ago
It's women's rights versus religion in Malawi abortion fight11 days ago
Starbucks to Burger King: US brands rethink China strategy3 days ago
Flying private jets is no longer just for the ultra-rich10 days ago
German businesses asked to repay COVID-19 emergency aid1 month ago
Demand is so great for weight loss drugs it's fueling trade in dangerous counterfeit products. What you need to know.24 minutes ago
What's it like clubbing in a wheelchair? Meet Felize, the raver reclaiming the dance floor from Ibiza to Berlin.2 days ago
For the next five years, Qatar will host the Under-17 Men's World Cup. What does it mean for the players and the hosts?9 days ago
In 1999, NATO used uranium ammunition during the Kosovo War. The soil remains poisonous to this day.9 days ago
Landmines have wounded numerous children since Syria's conflict ended. DW met two being fitted for prosthetic legs.12 days ago
Germany is recruiting nursing staff abroad, but those will only stay if they feel comfortable.13 days ago
Health hazards created by the climate crisis have never been more threatening to human lives, according to new report.20 days ago
H5N1 bird flu cases are rising in farm and wild flocks, leading to mass poultry culls and concerns about food supplies.20 days ago
A parent's cancer diagnosis can be deeply traumatic for children. Enno and Sabrina share how they're coping.24 days ago
