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Can Stress Cause Acne? The Science Behind Stress, Hormones and Breakouts
Psychological stress may worsen acne through hormonal, inflammatory and behavioural pathways, but experts caution that persistent or severe acne should not automatically be blamed on stress
Traditional Diets Shape Unique Gut Microbes of Indian Tribes: Why India’s Microbial Diversity Matters for Future Health
Research on eight Indian tribal populations reveals gut microbiome patterns linked to traditional food habits, offering a valuable baseline for understanding nutrition, probiotics and the biological cost of dietary modernisation
Iron- and Zinc-Fortified Pearl Millet Found Safe for Toddlers’ Gut Health: What the New Study Means for Child Nutrition...
A collaborative study by researchers from India and the United States has found that biofortified pearl millet enriched with iron and zinc does not negatively affect toddlers' gut health. The findings strengthen the case for using nutrient-rich millets to combat childhood micronutrient deficiencies
Health Ministry Tightens Drug Approval Rules: India Introduces Strict Penalties for Fake or Fabricated Data in Pharma Applications
India has strengthened its pharmaceutical regulatory framework by amending the Drugs Rules, 1945, empowering licensing authorities to temporarily debar companies that submit fake or fabricated data. The move aims to improve drug safety, reinforce scientific integrity, and enhance public trust
Hyderabad’s Roshni Emotional Support Helpline: How Compassionate Listening Is Changing Mental Health Support Across India
With thousands of people reaching out every year, Hyderabad-based Roshni demonstrates that sometimes the most powerful mental health intervention begins with simply listening. As emotional distress rises among young adults, the volunteer-run helpline is becoming an essential lifeline built
GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs May Lower Fracture Risk in Type 2 Diabetes: What the New Research Means for Bone Health
New evidence suggests GLP-1 medications such as Ozempic may do more than improve blood sugar and promote weight loss. Researchers have found they could also reduce the risk of serious fractures in older adults with type 2 diabetes, challenging long-held concerns about rapid weight loss
Why India Must Shift Its Cancer Strategy Toward Early Detection to Save More Lives
With most cancer cases in India diagnosed at advanced stages, experts say strengthening early detection, public awareness and accessible screening could significantly improve survival rates while reducing treatment costs
ICAR Develops India’s First Indigenous Vaccine for African Swine Fever: A Major Breakthrough for the Pig Farming Industry
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India’s TB Cases and Deaths Declined Sharply Between 2015 and 2024: What the Latest Data Means for the Fight...
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Hexavalent Vaccine Could Transform India’s Universal Immunisation Programme: Benefits, Challenges, and What the New Study Reveals
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Three Common Medicines Classified as Carcinogenic by IARC: What Patients Need to Know Before Stopping Treatment
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Eating Less Protein Could Slow Aging: What Science Really Says About Protein Intake and Longevity
A major review of 350+ studies suggests lower protein intake may support healthier aging, better metabolism, and longer life
India’s National Viral Hepatitis Control Programme: Accelerating the Elimination of Hepatitis by 2030
From awareness to action, India’s public health strategy is reshaping prevention, testing, and treatment to meet an ambitious global target
Migraine Improvement Reduces Disability and Work Impairment: Why Effective Management Matters More Than Ever
From missed deadlines to lost productivity, better migraine control is emerging as a key factor in improving quality of life and workplace performance
Persistent Cough and Lung Cancer Risk: Why Even Fit Non-Smokers Shouldn’t Ignore This Silent Warning
A shocking diagnosis in a young gym trainer challenges the myth that fitness alone protects against serious diseases like lung cancer
Inequality Best Predicts How Nations Handle Pandemics, Study Finds: Why Fairer Societies Are Better Prepared for Future Health Crises
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Diabetes, Hearing Loss Among Major Dementia Risk Factors in India: Why Women and Rural Populations Face Greater Challenges
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Frequent Falls and Clumsiness in Early Childhood: When Is It More Than Just a Phase?
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