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"One of the biggest drug dealers in Serbia and an international smuggler of narcotics" has been arrested this morning, the Belgrade media are reporting.

According to dailies Vecernje Novosti and Blic, the suspect has been named as K.R., and was apprehended on Monday "in possession of several kilograms of heroin and cocaine."

Newly-published research by the Yale School of Public Health published in the journal “Psychology and Aging” demonstrates that people who have negative beliefs about aging are more likely to suffer the brain changes associated with Alzheimer’s disease.

Kurdish Red Crescent released images of Syrian people suffering from a flesh eating bug claiming that ISIS militants are responsible for spreading this bug.

Human rights workers have said that more than 500 cases of Leishmaniasis disease have been reported in Syria over the past 12 months, as Daily Mail mentions.

­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­The 7th Panhellenic Conference of Family Planning, organized by the Greek Society for Family Planning, Birth Control and Reproductive Health, presented abortions statistics that showed that pregnancy terminations  in Greece have shot up 50% since the start of the economic crisis while miscarriages have doubled.

Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic said on Friday that police had arrested several drugs trafficking suspects, including the two biggest drug lords in Serbia.

A neighborhood in the Black Sea province of Samsun has been quarantined following the detection of the rabies virus in a dog that bit a woman in Samsun's Vezirköprü district.

The World Health Organization’s first-ever global assessment of the herpes virus that causes cold sores, the World Health Organization reports that a whopping two in three people under the age of 50 are infected with the incurable virus – 3.7 billion people worldwide.It’s report in the journal

Three scientists from Japan, China and Ireland whose discoveries led to the development of potent new drugs against parasitic diseases such as malaria and elephantiasis won the Nobel Prize for Medicine on Oct.5.

A team of volunteer vets lent their support to Panagiota Tsagou who runs a veterinary clinic in Lechena, the western Peloponnese, so that they could help her deal with the influx of strays. The vets are there to help deal with the real risk of rabies.

The Dutch man, aged 70, who was admitted to the hospital with symptoms of acute gastroenteritis was tested for cholera.

Up to now, the tests conducted for cholera disease are negative.

The tourist is still hospitalized in the Intensive Care Unit of a private hospital in Athens.