Three young cancer sufferers appeared viral portrait undergoing treatment reunite heartwarming shoot celebrate cancer-free
Back in April 2014, three little girls all suffering from rare forms of cancer came together to be photographed in a poignant image that won the hearts of thousands.
US academic's public health work earns Stockholm Water Prize
A US researcher on Tuesday claimed the Stockholm Water Prize for her "tireless contributions" to help improve global health, Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) announced on Tuesday.
Tai Chi good for your heart: study
People living with heart disease, high blood pressure or stroke may benefit from practicing traditional Chinese exercises such as Tai Chi, showed a study published Wednesday in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
Chinese Wing Tsun martial art becomes more popular for self-defense in Egypt
"Wing Tsun started to become more popular in Egypt as it is a simple martial art for self-defense that requires neither effort nor physical strength," said trainer Mohamed Noah, or Sifu as his students call him, at the small Wing Tsun academy in Maadi district south of the capital Cairo.
Spring Festival becomes bridge for cultural exchange between China, world
As Chinese at home and abroad are celebrating the Spring Festival, or the Lunar New Year, people around the globe also take it as an opportunity to learn more about the Chinese culture and tradition.
Students do Yoga to release stress before exam
Photo taken on Jan. 5, 2016 to show that female art students are practicing Yoga to relax before taking exams in Jinan, capital city of east China's Shandong Province.
UK launches campaign to control children's sugar intake
When it comes to sugar, British children eat and drink the equivalent of the weight of a five-year-old every year, Public Health England (PHE) announced Monday with the launch of a new campaign encouraging parents to take control of their children's sugar intake.
'Tis the season for Japan's handy hangover cures
The bottled drinks are a multi-million-dollar business in Japan and 'tis the season for recovery tonics as millions turn up to Shinnenkai gatherings to ring in 2016 with frosty mugs of beer.
More centenarians in Australia than ever before: stats
More Australians than ever before are reaching the milestone of turning 100 years of age, according to new figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Thursday.
New Zealand, Chinese scientists seeking joint health breakthroughs
A pioneering new agreement between a New Zealand university and the south China province of Guangdong will lead to innovative health treatments, New Zealand researchers said Wednesday.