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Can Air Pollution Cause Hair Loss? What PM2.5 Is Really Doing to Your Scalp
5 Everyday Habits That May Be Quietly Worsening Your Insulin Resistance
Hospital Fire Safety Audit Deadline: Centre Orders All States to Complete Checks by July 31
Shingles Vaccine for Elderly Adults with Diabetes: Why the Risk Is Higher and How Shingrix Protects You
How Psychological Stress Alters the Gut Microbiome and Raises Disease Risk: What a New Study Reveals
Touch Care and Aromatherapy Show Promise for Cancer Patients: What a New Study Really Means
Reduced Infant Bathing and Eczema Risk: What a New Feasibility Trial Really Tells Us
Centre Amends Drugs Rules 1945: India Brings Cell and Gene Therapy Under Uniform National Regulation
Predictive Maternal Healthcare: How Trustworthy Data and Strong Public Health Systems Can Save Mothers and Babies
Foreign Medical Graduates Get Internship Lifeline: Tamil Nadu Opens 36 Non-Teaching Hospitals for CRMI Training
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Predictive Maternal Healthcare: How Trustworthy Data and Strong Public Health Systems Can Save Mothers and Babies
Artificial intelligence, reliable health records, and frontline healthcare workers are reshaping maternal care but technology alone cannot reduce pregnancy-related risks without a resilient public health system.
Foreign Medical Graduates Get Internship Lifeline: Tamil Nadu Opens 36 Non-Teaching Hospitals for CRMI Training
Long-delayed relief arrives for hundreds of Foreign Medical Graduates stuck waiting for their mandatory Compulsory Rotating Medical Internship in Tamil Nadu
Over 99% of Births and Deaths Registered in 2024: What India’s Latest Civil Registration Report Really Means
India's Civil Registration System (CRS) report 2024 shows near-universal birth and death registration, but a closer read reveals sharp regional divides in the sex ratio at birth and a data story most coverage is missing
Migraine Myths vs Facts: The Ultimate Quiz Guide to Understanding and Managing Migraine
Test your knowledge, uncover the truth, and take control of migraine with science-backed insights
Centre’s New Maternal and Child Health Initiatives 2026: Inside the SUMAN Roadmap, Anaemia Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan and National Ambulance...
How India's revamped maternal health policy package tries to close the last-mile gap between hospitals and homes
Confirmed Ebola Cases in Congo Cross 1,000 as Death Toll Reaches 267: Why the Outbreak Is Raising Global Health...
Confirmed Ebola Cases in Congo Rise Above 1,000; Death Toll Reaches 267 Amid Growing Health Concerns
Centre Directs Hospitals to Publicly Disclose Kidney Transplant Success Rates: What It Means for Patients, Transparency, and India’s Organ...
Centre Directs Hospitals to Publish Kidney Transplant Success Rates to Boost Transparency and Patient Trust
Why the Cholesterol Debate Goes Beyond ‘Good’ vs. ‘Bad’: Understanding the Real Drivers of Heart Health
Why the Cholesterol Debate Is About More Than ‘Good’ vs ‘Bad’: What Really Affects Heart Health
Pharma Firm’s Licence Revoked After Kota Post-Partum Deaths: Investigation, WHO Review, and What the Case Means for Maternal Healthcare...
Pharma Firm Licence Revoked After Kota Post-Partum Deaths; WHO Seeks Report on Maternal Care Safety
Leafy Seadragon: Meet the Ocean’s Ultimate Master of Disguise and One of Nature’s Most Extraordinary Marine Creatures
With leaf-like appendages that make it almost invisible among underwater seaweed, the leafy seadragon is one of the world's most remarkable camouflage experts. Despite its delicate appearance, this unique marine fish is an efficient predator that relies on stealth rather than speed to survive
Pharma Firm’s Licence Revoked After Kota Post-Partum Deaths: What the Investigation Means for Maternal Healthcare and Drug Safety
Kota post-partum deaths, pharma licence revoked, maternal healthcare, WHO report, Caesarean section deaths
Can Poor Sleep Make You Insulin Resistant? The Science Behind Sleep, Blood Sugar, and Metabolic Health
Growing evidence shows that inadequate or poor-quality sleep can reduce insulin sensitivity in just a few nights, increasing the risk of insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, weight gain, and other metabolic disorders. Here's what happens inside your body when you don't get enough rest
Why the Cholesterol Debate Goes Beyond ‘Good’ vs ‘Bad’: Understanding the Real Causes of Heart Health
Cholesterol is often reduced to a battle between "good" and "bad" cholesterol, but experts say the reality is far more complex. Diet, genetics, physical activity, stress, sleep, and overall metabolic health all influence cholesterol levels and cardiovascular risk.
Centre Mandates Hospitals to Publish Post-Organ Transplant Survival Data: A Major Step Towards Transparency in Patient Care
Registered transplant hospitals across India must now prominently display post-organ transplant survival data on their websites, a move aimed at improving transparency, strengthening patient trust, and enabling informed healthcare decisions
Europe’s Intensifying Heatwaves Demand a Healthcare Overhaul, WHO Warns: Why Climate Adaptation Can No Longer Wait
With Europe warming nearly twice as fast as the global average, the World Health Organization says healthcare systems must urgently adapt to protect vulnerable populations from increasingly frequent and severe heatwaves
NEET Security Explained: Beyond Paper Leaks, the Bigger Vulnerabilities Threatening India’s Largest Medical Entrance Exam
As authorities tighten protection around printed question papers, education experts say the future integrity of NEET depends on addressing deeper institutional weaknesses, insider risks, coaching influence, and systemic governance challenges
As India Ages, Home Healthcare Is Rising but Health Insurance Still Leaves Millions Uncovered
With India's elderly population growing rapidly and more patients recovering at home, healthcare experts are urging insurers to move beyond hospitalisation and include home-based medical care as a standard health insurance benefit
Health Ministry Expands QR Code-Based Drug Traceability to Vaccines, Cancer Medicines and Antimicrobials: What the New Schedule H2 Rules...
India has widened its pharmaceutical traceability framework by bringing vaccines, anti-cancer medicines, antimicrobials and select controlled drugs under Schedule H2, with phased QR code implementation beginning in July 2027