HealthAccording to the National Institute of Public Health, 999 people have now died of Ebola in Congo, with around 2,473 infected. The WHO points out that at least 90 percent of contacts of those infected must be traced in order to stop the spread.
6 reports analysedHigh FactualityHealthA representative survey by the Krüger Group shows that stress affects the eating behavior of 71 percent of Austrians. According to the study, Generation Z in particular sees a clear connection between tension and nutrition.
6 reports analysedHigh FactualityHealthModerator Amira Aly reported via her Instagram Story about a massive iron deficiency and other poor blood values during her third pregnancy. The 33-year-old announced she would stabilize her values with dietary supplements going forward.
3 reports analysedHigh FactualityHealthIn the US, 4,173 people have been confirmed to have been infected with the Cyclospora parasite since the beginning of May. The US health authority CDC has reported cases from 41 states, with 308 patients treated in hospital.
5 reports analysedHigh FactualityHealthGerman host Thomas Gottschalk has expressed cautious optimism following his cancer diagnosis. Speaking to "Bunte" magazine, the 76-year-old spoke of a positive development in his therapies.
4 reports analysedHigh FactualityHealthThree patients with confirmed hantavirus diagnoses have died in the state of Anzoátegui in eastern Venezuela. Venezuela's Ministry of Health announced the deaths on Tuesday; the WHO had previously declared the outbreak on the cruise ship "Hondius" to be over.
4 reports analysedHigh FactualityHealthGreenpeace Austria and the Chamber of Labour Upper Austria had 15 adhesive tattoos for children tested by an independent laboratory. The organisations classified 13 of the 15 products as not recommended; in one sample, up to twelve different harmful substances were found.
13 reports analysedHigh FactualityHealthFrench authorities and mountain rescue teams are urgently warning against drinking water from streams and lakes in the Pyrenees. According to the prefecture, there were over 50 emergencies in 2025 alone, with several groups airlifted by helicopter to hospitals.
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