Patiala: New Anemia Drug from Coriander Leaves
Punjabi University researchers develop a safe, cost-effective anemia treatment using coriander leaves, boosting hemoglobin in just 10 days. A breakthrough in herbal medicine.
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JU's Rs 9.7 Crore Centre to Study Ayurvedic Medicine Safety
Jadavpur University launches a national research centre to scientifically evaluate Ayurvedic herbs and formulations, boosting global credibility of Indian traditional medicine. Read more.
Saudi Arabia's New Medicine Rules: Indian Travellers Alert
Saudi Arabia now requires online pre-approval for personal medicines. Indian travellers must check restrictions as many common Indian drugs are controlled. NCB issues advisory for 2026.
Udaipuri Goat Recognised as Indigenous Breed in Uttarakhand
NBAGR officially recognises Uttarakhand's Udaipuri goat as an indigenous breed. This move will boost conservation, selective breeding, and support hill farmers' livelihoods. Read more.
2026 Healthcare: From Treatment to Predictive Prevention
Discover how 2026 marks a healthcare revolution: AI, genomics, and personalized medicine shift focus from curing illness to extending healthy lifespan. Read the latest medical insights.
Doctor's Journey to Integrate Science and Spirit for Healing
Dr. Anirban Ganguly, a senior consultant, shares his transformative journey from conventional medicine to integrating spirituality for holistic patient healing. Discover his insights.
Afghan Health Minister Visits India for Talks, WHO Summit
Afghanistan's Public Health Minister Qalandar Ebad held key talks on healthcare cooperation in India and attended the WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine in Gandhinagar.
Astragalus: Traditional Herb for Kidney & Immune Health
Explore the science behind Astragalus root, a traditional Chinese herb gaining popularity for kidney support, immune boost, and other health benefits. Learn about its forms, dosage, and crucial safety warnings.
Yoga Is Medicine, Not Just Practice: PM Modi
PM Modi redefines Yoga as a global health solution at WHO summit, highlighting India's role in standardizing traditional medicine. Read about key initiatives.
PM Modi Launches Global Traditional Medicine Library
PM Narendra Modi launches the WHO-backed Traditional Medicine Global Library, a digital hub for Ayurveda & yoga research. A major step for evidence-based global healthcare integration.
WHO Chief Praises India's Traditional Medicine Integration
WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus highlights India's leadership in harmonizing traditional medicine with modern science at the Global Summit on Traditional Medicine. Discover how India is setting a global example.
PM Modi's Big Announcements at WHO Traditional Medicine Summit
PM Modi announced a global AYUSH mark, a yoga portal, and digital initiatives at the WHO summit, aiming to standardize and promote India's traditional medicine worldwide.
Baby's First Steps After Pioneering Gene-Editing Therapy
A 16-month-old boy, KJ Muldoon, takes his first steps after receiving a first-ever personalized CRISPR therapy for a rare genetic disorder at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. A medical miracle just in time for Christmas.
Delhi's LNJP Hospital runs out of respiratory medicines
As Delhi's AQI hits 'severe' levels, the city's largest government hospital faces a severe shortage of essential respiratory drugs, forcing poor patients to buy costly medicines from private pharmacies.
Karnataka panel probes high-cost drug buys at CIMS
A Karnataka government committee will investigate alleged procurement of medicines at inflated rates at CIMS hospital. The Health Minister also warned of potential supply disruptions from centralized tenders. Read the full report.
Karnataka HC Stresses Public Interest in Politics
Karnataka High Court makes a key observation on public interest in politics. The court heard a plea regarding AYUSH centres in hospitals. Read the details and implications.
India's MoS Patel holds health talks with Sri Lanka, Fiji at WHO summit
Union Minister Anupriya Patel held crucial bilateral talks on health cooperation with Sri Lanka and Fiji at the 2nd WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine in Gandhinagar.
WHO Summit Highlights Research Path for Traditional Medicine
The WHO Global Summit on Traditional Medicine emphasized evidence-based pathways, research governance, and integration into healthcare systems. Discover the key outcomes shaping the future.
India Includes Traditional Medicines in Oman Trade Pact
India's trade pact with Oman now includes a dedicated annexe for Ayush and traditional medicine services, marking a significant export milestone. Read more.
Silicon Valley's Bryan Johnson Targets Immortality in 14 Years
Venture capitalist Bryan Johnson spends millions to defy aging. His ambitious 'Blueprint' project uses AI, biotech, and nature's clues to achieve immortality by 2039. Can he succeed?
Ashwagandha Debated at WHO Traditional Medicine Summit
Ashwagandha, a key Ayurvedic herb, took center stage at the 2nd WHO Global Traditional Medicine Summit in New Delhi. Experts discussed integrating traditional herbs into modern healthcare with scientific evidence. Read more.
WHO Hosts 2nd Global Summit on Traditional Medicine
WHO's second global summit in India focuses on integrating evidence-based traditional medicine into global health. Experts aim to bridge ancient wisdom with modern science for universal health coverage.
Mulethi Risks: 4 Side Effects of Licorice Root
Mulethi (licorice root), a popular Ayurvedic remedy for cough, carries risks like high BP & low potassium. Know who should avoid it and a safer alternative.
QS Rankings 2025: Top 10 Medical Schools for Aspiring Doctors
Aspiring doctors eyeing 2026 admissions must see the QS World University Rankings 2025 for Medicine. Harvard leads, but European schools like Karolinska Institutet are strong contenders. Plan your global medical education now!
Patrick Mahomes' Quick ACL Surgery: Why It Was Done
Patrick Mahomes' rapid ACL & LCL surgery after his NFL injury raised eyebrows. Medical experts explain why early operation is standard for elite athletes. Read the full story.
New AI Tool Personalizes Cancer Treatment, Reduces Chemo
A new AI tool from Norway is transforming cancer care by analyzing tissue to predict tumor aggression, helping doctors avoid unnecessary chemotherapy for colorectal and breast cancer patients. Discover how precision medicine is getting smarter.
CDRI Director: Gaps in Excellence Are Opportunities for Research
CDRI Director Radha Rangarajan addressed medical students in Lucknow, highlighting how gaps in knowledge fuel research. She emphasized AI's role and future collaborative models in translational medicine.
Delhi Pollution Blunts Exercise Benefits, Study Finds
As Delhi's AQI remains 'very poor', new international research shows toxic air weakens, but doesn't erase, the health gains from physical activity. Experts advise caution, not avoidance.
Breast Milk Reduces Food Allergy Risk in Babies: Study
New research reveals breast milk carries food proteins & antibodies, training a baby's immune system for tolerance. A farm-lifestyle study offers crucial insights for parents.
Turmeric as Effective as Acid Drug for Dyspepsia: Thai Study
A Thai clinical trial finds curcumin from turmeric works as well as omeprazole for functional dyspepsia. Discover the evidence-based results and what it means for patients.
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