E-Cigarettes and Traditional Cigarettes: Equal Health Risks
Dr. Andrey Nevidov, an oncology specialist, warns that e-cigarettes are not a safer alternative to traditional smoking, as they contain the same carcinogenic substances. Both
Category : Health
Tunisia Rises in 2025 World Happiness Index
Tunisia ranked 113th out of 147 countries in the 2025 World Happiness Index, improving by two spots from 115th in 2024. Globally, Finland retained its
Unexpected Ways to Burn Calories Without Exercise
Many believe that weight loss requires intense workouts and strict diets, but studies reveal surprising ways to burn calories effortlessly.
Tunisia Signs Contract for the Construction of Four Regional Hospitals
On March 17, 2025, Tunisia’s Minister of Equipment and Housing, Sarah Zaafrani Zenzeri, oversaw the signing of a contract to construct and equip four regional
The Consequences of Omega-3 Deficiency
A lack of Omega-3 in the body can lead to various health issues, making it essential to include Omega-3-rich foods in the diet or take
Researcher Warns: 3 Fruits That May Harm Your Health and Weight
Harvard metabolic health researcher Nick Norwitz has warned that certain fruits high in fructose, such as mangoes, grapes, and jackfruit, may negatively impact metabolism and
Tunisia and China Sign MoU to Strengthen Healthcare Cooperation
On February 26, 2025, Tunisian Health Minister Dr. Mustafa Al-Farjani and Chinese Health Minister Dr. Lei Haichao met to discuss enhancing bilateral healthcare collaboration. They
Seven Brain-Boosting Foods to Improve Memory
Memory decline is a common concern, especially among the elderly, leading to conditions like dementia and Alzheimer’s. However, research suggests that a nutrient-rich diet can
Tunisia and China Sign MoU for the Aghlabid Medical City in Kairouan
Tunisia’s Minister of Health, Dr. Mustapha Ferjani, met in China with Lui Sushe, Vice Chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission, on February 24,
Study: Reducing Smartphone Use More Effective Than Antidepressants
A recent study has revealed that cutting down on smartphone usage may be more effective in improving mental health than pharmaceutical antidepressants. According to the