Health
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Govt committed to strengthen India’s healthcare system, ensuring access to all: Nadda
The Union government is committed to strengthening India’s healthcare system, while also ensuring equal access to all, said JP Nadda,…
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Must identify areas with low polio vaccination coverage: Experts
World Polio Day is celebrated on October 24 every year to raise awareness about polio -- a viral disease that…
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Prolonged exposure to arsenic in drinking water may up heart disease risk
Long-term exposure to arsenic in drinking water may increase the risk of cardiovascular disease even at exposure levels below the…
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New bacterial toxins group to help fight AMR, harmful infections
A team of Israeli researchers has discovered a new group of bacterial toxins that can kill harmful bacteria and fungi…
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How Covid virus defeats body’s immune response
Japanese researchers have discovered that SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for Covid-19, carries an enzyme that can act against a cell’s…
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Telangana Leads South India in Anaemia Prevalence Among Women
Telangana struggles with a high prevalence of anaemia among women, especially pregnant women and adolescent girls, ranking highest in South…
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TN: Public warning for Dengue, Malaria risks as northeast monsoon sets in
The Tamil Nadu Health Department has advised the public to be cautious regarding the spread of diseases such as dengue,…
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18.9 pc of Jammu population has diabetes, 10.8 pc at pre-diabetes level: ICMR-led study
The overall prevalence of diabetes in the Jammu region is 18.9 per cent, with an alarming 26.5 per cent in…
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How India is fighting against lymphatic filariasis
Mass drug administration (MDA), social mobilisation via self-help groups (SHS), and public health workers like ASHAs are playing a significant…
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400 cr India manufactured vaccine distributed worldwide last year: Health Secy
India manufactured 400 cr vaccines in the last one year -- half of the total vaccines developed and distributed globally,…
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Paternal intake of diabetes drug not linked to birth defects in babies: Study
Men with type 2 diabetes planning pregnancy can be reassured that taking the drug metformin may not increase the risk…
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Legal services firm asks govt to probe Star Health data breach
Highly sensitive personal information including names, phone numbers, residences, tax information, ID copies, test results, and diagnoses of Star Health…
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$15 bn Indian diagnostics market estimated to grow at 14 pc CAGR: White paper
By aligning on a shared vision and committing to bold investments in technology and innovation, stakeholders can transform the diagnostics…
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Are You Worried About Hair Fall? Try This Proven Remedy!
To maximize the benefits of mustard oil, it's essential to use it correctly. Here are some methods to help combat…
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Climate change to have severe impact on health emergency services globally: Study
Climate change is likely to have a severe impact on health emergency services around the world, international experts in emergency…
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Study shows how stress worsens colorectal cancer
While stress is known to significantly contribute to the onset of various health issues, a new study on Sunday showed…
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Why deep-fried, baked, grilled foods are driving diabetes in India
India is home to a staggering 101 million individuals afflicted by diabetes. The recent ICMR-NIN Dietary Guidelines for Indians reveals…
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Delaying knee arthritis treatment can damage spine, warn health experts
Knee arthritis, particularly osteoarthritis, is a degenerative joint condition that primarily affects adults. It causes pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility…
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WHO report shows vaccines can reduce antibiotic use, fight resistance
Vaccines are key to preventing infection and thus reducing the use of antibiotics, supporting worldwide efforts to tackle rising antimicrobial…
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Depression, anxiety cost 12 billion workdays each year: WHO on World Mental Health Day
The theme of World Mental Health Day being observed on Thursday emphasises the importance of "mental health at workplace", as…
