Health
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Rare Genetic Pancreatitis Surgery Performed Successfully on 17-Year-Old Girl at KIMS Saveera, Anantapur
In a remarkable medical achievement, doctors at KIMS Saveera Hospital, Anantapur, successfully performed a rare and complex surgery on a…
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NIT Rourkela researchers pioneer green alternative to fight antibiotic resistance
In a bid to tackle the problem of antimicrobial resistance, researchers at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Rourkela have…
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Vitamin D deficiency hidden epidemic, weakening health foundation: Report
India is facing a silent but serious health challenge of Vitamin D deficiency, according to a report on Monday that…
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RRI scientists deploy coffee-stain effect to spot deadly dyes in food
Scientists at Raman Research Institute (RRI), an autonomous institute supported by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), have exploited…
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A healthier gut may help improve depression and anxiety, says study
Gut microbiome may hold the key to improving depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions -- one of the world’s…
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Eye screening, healthy diet, screen time control key to prevent vision problems: JP Nadda
Timely screening of eyes, a healthy diet, and control of screen time is important to prevent vision-related problems, said Union…
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Scientists find new type of diabetes in babies under 6 months
An international team of scientists has discovered a new type of diabetes in babies, under six months of age.
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Gen Z drinking less alcohol, health benefits to last longer: Study
Younger generations, particularly Generation Z, are turning away from alcohol at unprecedented rates, according to a study on Tuesday.
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Under 12 not to be given medicines without doctor’s prescription: Kerala Minister
A high-level meeting chaired by the minister confirmed that no adverse incidents involving cough syrup in children have been reported…
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WHO issues new guidelines to tackle deaths from excessive bleeding after childbirth
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued new guidelines to prevent, diagnose, and treat postpartum haemorrhage (PPH), which causes excessive…
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Do Kids Really Need Vitamin Supplements? Here’s What Experts Say
Walk down the health aisle of any supermarket, and you'll see shelves lined with brightly packaged vitamin and mineral supplements…
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Child Safety Alert: Government Urges States to Avoid Cough Syrups for Children Under 2 Years
In a precautionary move, the central government has advised all states and union territories to avoid giving cough and cold…
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Olive Hospital Marks World Heart Day with Renewed Call for Prevention and Awareness
On the occasion of World Heart Day, Olive Hospital has urged people to take proactive steps in safeguarding their heart…
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Heart diseases kill 8 people every minute in South-East Asia: WHO
Heart diseases are the leading cause of deaths in South-East Asia, with the condition claiming the lives of eight people…
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Aster Prime Hospital marks World Heart Day with Bikeathon
The event highlighted how, in the post Covid-19 era, lifestyle changes such as increased stress, sedentary work culture, irregular dietary…
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Tata AIG suspends cashless services at Max Hospitals across India
In a statement, Max Hospitals said that Tata AIG suspended cashless services at its hospitals from September 10. It added…
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Study shows rheumatoid arthritis begins years before symptoms appear
Scientists have discovered that rheumatoid arthritis (RA) silently starts years earlier, long before symptoms appear, an advance that may pave…
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21 pc of women lack leadership development, 22 pc struggle with work-life balance: Report
As many as 21 per cent of Indian working women lack access to leadership development opportunities, 22 per cent struggle…
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Nova IVF Fertility Hyderabad Introduces AI in IVF Labs to Improve Pregnancy Outcomes
The clinic also employs Electronic Witnessing Systems, which assign unique barcodes or chips to gametes and embryos, providing secure, real-time…
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One in 10 blood cancers in kids driven by radiation exposure to medical imaging: Study
One in 10 blood cancers in kids driven by radiation exposure to medical imaging: Study
