Man Declared Dead Wakes Up in Body Bag in Mississippi Miracle

January 22, 2026

Man Declared Dead Wakes Up in Body Bag in Mississippi Miracle

Walter Williams, 78, was declared dead from heart failure and sent to a funeral home. Staff found him moving just before embalming. He was rushed back to hospital and lived two more weeks.

Florida Therapist Stabbed to Death by Former Patient in Shocking Evening Attack

January 22, 2026

Florida Therapist Stabbed to Death by Former Patient in Shocking Evening Attack

Rebecca White, a Florida therapist, was stabbed fatally by former patient Michael Smith during an office session. Another man was critically injured. Smith later died by suicide. Police investigate motives and security lapses.

Lancet Experts Urge India to Build Integrated, Publicly Funded Healthcare for Universal Coverage

January 21, 2026

Lancet Experts Urge India to Build Integrated, Publicly Funded Healthcare for Universal Coverage

Around 30 experts in the Lancet call for India to adopt a citizen-focused, publicly funded healthcare system. They recommend using digital tools and empowering local governments to improve health services and achieve Universal Health Coverage.

SP Leads Helmet Rally in Dharmavaram After 555 Road Accidents in District

January 21, 2026

SP Leads Helmet Rally in Dharmavaram After 555 Road Accidents in District

SP S. Satish Kumar led a bike rally in Dharmavaram to spread helmet safety awareness. The district saw 555 road accidents in 2025 with 120 deaths. Officials vow stricter helmet rule enforcement soon.

Plastic Waste Used as Household Fuel in Cities of Global South: Study Reveals Widespread Practice

January 21, 2026

Plastic Waste Used as Household Fuel in Cities of Global South: Study Reveals Widespread Practice

A new study shows plastic waste is commonly burned in homes across 26 Global South countries. Often mixed with wood or charcoal, plastic becomes a free and accessible fuel in growing cities with poor waste services and limited energy options. Though harmful smoke raises health risks, this risky habit persists as families juggle costs and lack alternatives.