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IV Iron Drip: Game Changer for Pregnancy Anaemia in India

Rajasthan and Karnataka lead the rollout of a new single-dose IV iron supplement for pregnant women with severe anaemia, addressing poor compliance with oral tablets and improving maternal and child health outcomes.

Jaipur Starts Second Phase of AI Reading Assessment

The Rajasthan education department begins the second phase of its Oral Reading Fluency campaign from January 19, using AI to evaluate students' reading skills and guide targeted remedial measures.

Novo Nordisk launches Wegovy weight-loss pill in US

Novo Nordisk launches oral Wegovy weight-loss drug in the US, priced at $299. The pill, approved in Dec 2025, aims to regain market share from rival Eli Lilly. UK approval expected end-2026.

First Oral Therapy for Thalassemia Anemia Approved by US FDA

The US FDA has approved Mitapivat (Aqvesme), the first oral treatment for anemia in adults with alpha or beta thalassemia. This breakthrough could reduce transfusion dependence, offering new hope for high-burden countries like India. Read more.

FDA Approves First Oral Thalassemia Treatment

US FDA approves Mitapivat, the first oral therapy for thalassemia anemia. Indian hematologists welcome the breakthrough but highlight access and affordability challenges in India. Read more.

Over Half of India's Pregnant Women Are Anaemic

NFHS-5 data reveals 52.2% of pregnant women in India suffer from anaemia, driving maternal mortality and preterm births. Learn about the root causes and new IV iron solutions.

First Oral Pill for Thalassaemia Approved by US FDA

The US FDA has approved mitapivat (Aqvesme), the first oral drug treating anaemia in thalassaemia at a cellular level. Indian specialists explain its transformative potential for patients, especially in high-burden India.

Dentist Debunks Viral Freezing Toothbrush Trend

A viral trend of freezing toothbrushes claims to kill bacteria and reduce gum inflammation. A leading dentist explains why science doesn't support it and shares proven oral care methods.

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