Tunisian Dr. Habiba Zahi Ben Romdhane Among World’s Top 2% Scientists in 2025
Tunisian physician Dr. Habiba Zahi Ben Romdhane has been ranked among the top 2% of scientists worldwide for 2025, according to Stanford University’s prestigious annual
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Riadh Gouider: First Tunisian and Arab Elected Vice President of the World Federation of Neurology
In a landmark achievement for Tunisian medicine, Professor Riadh Gouider, one of Tunisia’s leading neurologists, has been elected First Vice President of the World Federation
Study Warns: Social Media Hurts Children’s Memory and Language
A new study from the University of California, San Francisco, has found that social media use may negatively affect children’s cognitive abilities, particularly memory and
New Ambassador of Burkina Faso to Tunisia
Tunis, October 1, 2025 – The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Migration and Tunisians Abroad, Mohamed Ali Nafti, received Appolinaire Sawadogo, who presented his credentials as
7 Benefits of Drinking Turmeric Milk Before Bed
Known in cafés as the “turmeric latte,” this golden drink is rooted in centuries-old traditions. According to a report by the Times of India, a
Tunisia Hosts First Regional Conference on Health Technology Assessment
According to the Tunisian Ministry of Health, Tunisia will host the first Regional Conference on Health Technology Assessment (HTA) for the Middle East and North
Study Highlights Health Benefits of Sleeping in a Cool Room
Sleeping in cooler temperatures between 18.5 and 20 degrees Celsius may offer significant health benefits, according to a recent study cited by Verywell Health. Research
Study: Extreme Heat Killed Over 60,000 in Europe Last Summer
More than 60,000 people died across Europe during the record-breaking heatwave of summer 2024, according to a new study published in Nature Medicine. Researchers at
Tunisian Health Ministry Warns Against Risks of Canned Foods
Tunisia’s Ministry of Health has urged citizens to exercise caution when consuming canned foods, warning that some may cause serious illnesses such as botulism, which
Tunisia Records Significant Decline in Marriages and Births
Recent statistics from Tunisia’s National Institute of Statistics reveal a significant drop in key demographic indicators. Marriages fell by around 10% in 2024, with 70,942