MThis gorilla hangs low on the forested slopes of Kahuzi-Biega National Park, whose canopy still protects one of the last bastions of the eastern lowland gorilla, or Grauer’s gorilla. It is a landscape of immense biological wealth and equally immense political vulnerability. For 54-year-old Dominic Bicaba, this was once home. His family was among those … Read more
IIt’s evening rush hour in central Bangkok, the roads are congested, and the air is heavy with heat. But in one corner of the capital’s largest park, crowds are already gathering to dance. As the music begins, an aerobic leader glides across a small stage. A sea of arms moves from side to side and … Read more
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah wildlife officials are adding nearly 6,500 new permits to the state’s largest hunt this year as the deer population, which declined significantly several years ago, has steadily increased. The Utah Department of Wildlife Resources on Wednesday released proposed big game hunting permit allocations for 2026, including a request for a … Read more
GREAT FALLS — Montana is preparing to implement new Medicaid requirements this summer, six months ahead of a federal deadline, raising questions about how the changes will affect patients, providers and the state’s health care system. Madison Collier reports – watch the video here: New Medicaid work requirements coming soon The Montana Department of Public … Read more
UAE eases medical approvals to allow academic doctors to treat patients / Image: File The United Arab Emirates has introduced sweeping new regulations aimed at strengthening its medical workforce, allowing university medical faculty to practice in hospitals and relaxing licensing procedures for new graduates. Health authorities at the federal and emirate levels are expected to … Read more
Under a bill proposed by Gov. Brad Little, low-income residents receiving health coverage through the state’s Medicaid expansion would have to prove they work or volunteer at least 80 hours a month. Sarah A. Miller smiller@idahostatesman.com A proposed law to add a three-month employment verification for low-income residents seeking health care coverage through Idaho’s Medicaid … Read more
When it comes to exercise, the best advice may be to work harder, not longer. A study published over the weekend highlights the unique benefits of breathtaking training. Scientists tracked the long-term health of UK residents. Researchers found that people who spent more hours per week doing vigorous physical activity were significantly less likely to … Read more