Cold Showers Could Boost Health, Cut Bills and Lower Emissions, Study Suggests
Researchers say switching to colder showers may improve wellbeing, reduce energy use and save money, although the initial shock means the habit is not for everyone.
European Commission Uses Movember to Urge Talk on Men’s Mental Health
Men can cry and ask for help, the Commission says, calling for an end to stigma around men’s mental health.
Ministry Awaits Final Legionella Findings as Samples Sent to France
The Ministry of Health says no final conclusion has been reached in the investigation into a newborn's Legionella infection, with specialist testing still under way at a European reference laboratory in France.
Greece to Cut VAT on Menstrual Products From 2027, Free School Distribution Under Review
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced a VAT cut on menstrual products from 24% to 13% from January 2027, while the government examines free distribution in schools serving disadvantaged areas.
Nicosia Polyclinic Cleared as Source of Legionella Exposure, Final Report Finds
Investigators concluded the newborn's exposure likely occurred outside the hospital, while follow-up tests found no detectable Legionella in the facility's water system.