Menopause affects millions of women around the world each year, yet many people still underestimate how disruptive its symptoms can be. Although menopause is a natural biological process, the changes it brings can affect physical health, emotional wellbeing, sleep quality, work performance, and everyday activities. Among the most common complaints are hot flashes and night […]

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Seven men die by suicide in Australia every day. Last month, the peak body for men's health decided to address this by teaching boys about gender equity. But men are not dying for lack of feminism, says Bettina Arndt.

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At the launch of "Make Europe Healthy Again," researcher Panagis Polykretis highlighted a critical issue with mRNA vaccines, asserting that they enable an immune attack on the body’s own cells, leading to severe adverse effects like myocarditis. He called for accountability and urgent safety studies amid rising health crises linked to the vaccines.

US President Trump's bombing of Iranian nuclear sites has escalated tensions, risking a regional war and potentially a global conflict. His actions have drawn criticism, with claims of betrayal from his supporters and warnings of dire consequences.

US President Biden has approved the use of NATO long-range missiles by Ukraine to strike deep into Russia, raising concerns about escalating conflict and the potential for global war which could go nuclear. This is described by the red horse in the four horsemen of the Apocalypse.

Excess deaths linked to Covid vaccines in Australia, alarming death and disease surges identified in Japan, and humanitarian crises in Gaza are in the news. But there is hope. Death is the last enemy which will be conquered by Jesus Christ.