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10 deadliest earthquakes in history

4.3.2018 15:00

10 deadliest earthquakes in history Corrects date of Haiti earthquake to January 12, 2010 and number of casualties in the Damghan earthquake to 200,000.

Turkish Red Crescent hands out aid in Afrin, Syria

19.2.2018 11:10

Turkish Red Crescent hands out aid in Afrin, Syria The Turkish Red Crescent on Saturday distributed humanitarian aid to families in areas of northwestern Syria cleared of PYD/PKK terrorists by Turkey’s ongoing Operation Olive Branch.

Gaza Strip hospital cleaners strike for back pay

14.2.2018 13:00

Gaza Strip hospital cleaners strike for back pay The Palestinian Health Ministry said Sunday that the strike by Gaza hospital cleaning workers puts the public health in danger.

Turkey spent $154B on smoking over last decade

10.2.2018 11:50

Turkey spent $154B on smoking over last decade Over 1 trillion cigarettes worth 328.8 billion Turkish liras (around $154.1 billion) were consumed in Turkey over the last decade, according to government data.

Turkish medical team conducts eye surgeries in Ethiopia

28.1.2018 11:50

Turkish medical team conducts eye surgeries in Ethiopia No fewer than 900 Ethiopians regained their eye sights after a group of Turkish ophthalmologists conducted cataract surgeries.

US study finds e-cigarettes help adults quit smoking

26.1.2018 11:30

US study finds e-cigarettes help adults quit smoking A congressionally mandated study released Tuesday found that electronic e-cigarettes can lead teenagers to start smoking normal cigarettes but also appear to help adults stop smoking.

IHH Reklam

5.1.2018 17:17

IHH Reklam

Turkey sends field hospital to Bangladesh

15.12.2017 14:30

Turkey sends field hospital to Bangladesh The Turkish Health Ministry has sent a field hospital to Bangladesh to serve displaced Rohingya Muslims of Myanmar, the Turkish General Staff said Thursday.

Rohingya in Bangladesh camps lack access to clean water

11.12.2017 12:00

Rohingya in Bangladesh camps lack access to clean water Overcrowding at refugee camps in Bangladesh is posing health risks to Rohingya Muslims, mainly by limiting access to clean water, said Doctors Without Borders.

Burundi: 70,000 people in urgent need of assistance

24.11.2017 13:00

Burundi: 70,000 people in urgent need of assistance The Burundian government has said it needs $380 million to help 70,000 vulnerable people across the country, a minister told Anadolu Agency on Thursday.

İHH İnsani Yardım Vakfı - AFRICA

10.2.2018 10:50

İHH İnsani Yardım Vakfı - AFRICA

Istanbul mufti backs nationwide organ donation campaign

9.11.2017 12:00

Istanbul mufti backs nationwide organ donation campaign The state-appointed mufti for Istanbul province has voiced his support for organ donation, saying that sustaining human life is a fundamental matter in Islam and the holy book, Quran.

Turkey seeks to become key player in halal food sector

24.10.2017 15:00

Turkey seeks to become key player in halal food sector Turkey can be one of the key players in the global market for halal products -- goods made according to Muslim standards -- if the country adjusts its food legislation, the head of a leading local bus...

At least 9 dead after aid truck for Rohingya refugees crashes in Bangladesh

21.9.2017 17:00

At least 9 dead after aid truck for Rohingya refugees crashes in Bangladesh A truck filled with humanitarian aid for Rohingya Muslim refugees in Bangladesh has veered off a road and fallen into a ditch, killing at least nine aid workers.

At least 5 killed after magnitude 8.1 earthquake hits south Mexico

8.9.2017 15:30

At least 5 killed after magnitude 8.1 earthquake hits south Mexico At least five people have been killed in a powerful magnitude-8.1 earthquake that hit off the south-western coast of Mexico, toppling buildings and triggering tsunami warnings early Friday.

Smoking of drivers in private vehicles to be illegal in Turkey

22.8.2017 16:00

Smoking of drivers in private vehicles to be illegal in Turkey Turkey will extend a smoking ban previously issued on public transportation vehicles to include private vehicles, but only for those “sitting in the driver seat,” in line with a revised draft law, dai...

Fatal drug overdoses double among US teens

17.8.2017 13:00

Fatal drug overdoses double among US teens The number of American teens who died from drug overdoses doubled between 1999 and 2015, according to a report released Wednesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Myanmar: Swine flu virus claims more lives

1.8.2017 12:45

Myanmar: Swine flu virus claims more lives Two more people have died of H1N1 virus in Myanmar, health authorities said Monday, bringing the total number of deaths in the recent swine flu outbreak to 12.

Cholera kills 1,146 Yemenis in 2 months

20.6.2017 16:30

Cholera kills 1,146 Yemenis in 2 months A cholera epidemic has killed some 1,146 people in war-torn Yemen since late April, according to the World Health Organization (WHO

Cholera death toll in Yemen rises to 923: WHO

13.6.2017 15:30

Cholera death toll in Yemen rises to 923: WHO A cholera epidemic has killed at least 923 in war-torn Yemen since late April, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).

Turkey develops 1st vaccine for hemorrhagic fever type

2.5.2017 12:15

Turkey develops 1st vaccine for hemorrhagic fever type Turkish scientists have developed the world's first vaccine against the Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, or CCHF, the country's health minister said Monday.

Canadian doctors discover first antibiotic in 30 years

21.4.2017 11:50

Canadian doctors discover first antibiotic in 30 years Canadian scientists have discovered the first new antibiotic in 30 years and preliminary research suggests it could be a major advance in fighting superbugs, Canadian media reported Thursday.

Colon cancer rates increasing for young Americans

1.3.2017 12:20

Colon cancer rates increasing for young Americans According to a study published Tuesday, colon and rectal cancer rates in the U.S. are dramatically increasing for younger adults under age 50.

US trials of mosquito saliva vaccine to begin

22.2.2017 12:30

US trials of mosquito saliva vaccine to begin Scientists announced Tuesday they would begin human trials of a vaccine that protects against mosquito saliva and as a result might ward off all diseases carried by the insects.

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