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How Psychological Stress Alters the Gut Microbiome and Raises Disease Risk: What a New Study Reveals
A brain-gut-bone marrow circuit may explain why chronic stress quietly accelerates aging and immune decline
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
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
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
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
Tobacco No Longer the Only Threat: HPV Emerges as a Major Risk Factor for Head and Neck Cancers in...
Doctors are witnessing a growing number of head and neck cancers linked to human papillomavirus (HPV), particularly type 16, signalling a shift in disease patterns among younger patients who may have no history of tobacco use
India Aims to Eliminate Sickle Cell Anaemia Before 2047, Says President Droupadi Murmu
Calling for greater awareness and coordinated action, the President urged States not to underestimate the disease, particularly in tribal communities where the inherited blood disorder remains a major public health challenge
Centre Bans 16 Fixed-Dose Combination Drugs, Including Antibiotics, Painkillers and Skin Medications
The Health Ministry has prohibited the manufacture, sale and distribution of 16 fixed-dose combination medicines after expert panels concluded that several combinations posed safety concerns or lacked proven therapeutic benefits
Heatwaves and Rising Ozone Levels Are Increasing Cardiac Deaths in India, Study Warns
Heatwaves and Rising Ozone Levels Are Increasing Cardiac Deaths in India, Study Warns
Why Patients With Overlapping Chronic Conditions Often Spend Years Seeking Answers: The Hidden Cost of Fragmented Healthcare
Conditions such as PASH syndrome, hidradenitis suppurativa, fibromyalgia, and irritable bowel syndrome frequently overlap, creating diagnostic challenges that leave many patients navigating years of uncertainty, multiple specialists, and mounting healthcare costs
Prescription Now Mandatory for Medicinal Syrups in India: Why Cough Syrups and Liquid Medicines Are No Longer Available Over...
Prescription Now Mandatory for Medicinal Syrups in India: Why Cough Syrups and Liquid Medicines Need a Doctor’s Approval
Brazil Death Reports Raise Questions About India’s Dengue Vaccine DengiAll: What the Severe Adverse Events Mean for Public Confidence...
Brazil Death Reports Raise Safety Questions Over India’s Dengue Vaccine DengiAll Amid Rare Severe Adverse Events
AIIMS Syringe Recall: Two Defective Batches Pulled in a Single Month Expose India’s Medical Device Quality Crisis
When India's most prestigious hospital recalls two separate batches of the most basic medical tool a disposable syringe within three weeks, and from two different manufacturers, the question stops being about the syringes. It starts being about the system.
Second Sudanese National Isolated at Gandhi Hospital Hyderabad Amid Growing Ebola Scare
As the 2026 Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak crosses borders, Hyderabad emerges as India's front line of international disease surveillance
Tatiana Schlossberg, JFK’s Granddaughter and Acclaimed Writer, Dies at 35 After Battle With Rare Leukemia
Tatiana Schlossberg, the granddaughter of former United States President John F. Kennedy and a respected journalist, passed away on...