6 Thalassaemia Kids Get HIV via Blood Transfusion in MP
Six children with thalassaemia in Satna, MP, test HIV-positive after blood transfusions. State probe launched to trace 350 donors. Details inside.
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6 Kids HIV Positive in MP, Probe into Blood Transfusion
Six children in Madhya Pradesh hospitals contract HIV, suspected contaminated blood transfusion under investigation. Authorities order probe into the shocking cases.
Gujarat CM Fund Gives Rs 31.55 Cr Aid to 2106 Cancer Patients
The Gujarat CM Relief Fund has provided a new lease of life to 2106 cancer patients, disbursing Rs 31.55 crore in financial aid over four years. Discover how this vital support is fighting the disease.
4 Thalassemia Kids HIV+ in MP Hospital Probe
Four children with thalassemia test HIV-positive at a Satna hospital, sparking a probe into blood transfusion safety. Deputy CM vows zero tolerance for negligence. Read details.
Free 55-bed palliative care centre opens near Bengaluru Dec 21
A new free palliative care centre, Nemmadi, opens in Nelamangala on Dec 21. Founded by ex-IT professional BS Nagarajan, it offers dignity to terminally-ill patients. Read this inspiring story of community-driven healthcare.
SMS Hospital's Cardiac Sciences Institute Delayed, Awaits Opening
The state-of-the-art Institute of Cardiac Sciences at Jaipur's SMS Hospital remains non-operational, missing its December deadline. Officials cite quality work and final construction stages. Read for details.
HIV Cases Rise in Odisha Youth; Govt Steps Up Fight
Unprotected sex drives 70% of HIV cases in Odisha. The state expands testing, awareness via Red Ribbon Clubs & NGOs, but young adults remain vulnerable. Learn about the ongoing battle.
Class VI Student Dies of Cardiac Arrest in Lucknow School
A 12-year-old boy collapsed and died after submitting his exam paper in a Lucknow school, marking the third such student death in two years. Read the full report on this tragic incident.
Mumbai Health Dept Collaborates with Influencers for Public Health
Mumbai's health department partners with 70+ digital influencers to amplify HIV awareness and other public health initiatives. A new strategy for the digital age.
Goa's HIV Success: No Mother-to-Child Cases in 2 Years
Goa reports negligible mother-to-child HIV transmission for two years, meeting key national AIDS control targets. Learn about the state's successful treatment and awareness initiatives.
Diabetes Sharply Raises Sudden Cardiac Death Risk
A major Danish study reveals diabetes significantly increases the risk of sudden cardiac death, especially in young adults under 50. Learn the facts and implications for India.
Bengaluru HIV+ Athlete Aims for Everest Marathon
A young athlete from Bengaluru, born with HIV, is training for the grueling Everest Marathon. Her journey from stigma to strength showcases the transformative power of sports. Read her inspiring story.
UNAIDS Closure by 2026 Puts 2030 AIDS Target at Risk
The UN's decision to wind up UNAIDS by 2026 jeopardizes the global 2030 AIDS-free target. Experts call for transparency and a strategic rethink to save the world's most successful public health programme.
Amritsar NGO Organises AIDS Awareness Campaign
The NGO 'Saksham' organised a comprehensive AIDS awareness campaign in Amritsar, featuring a street play and rally to educate the public about prevention and treatment.
India's HIV Epidemic Declines, But Northeast Sees Sharp Surge
India's HIV prevalence holds at 0.2% with deaths down 81%, but Mizoram & Nagaland rates soar 5x above national average. New data highlights a worrying regional shift.
First HIV Cases Found in Karnataka Student Hostel
Karnataka records first HIV-positive cases among male hostel students. Officials report a significant annual rise in infections among men who have sex with men (MSM). Learn the reasons and state response.
Jalandhar Marks World AIDS Day with Awareness Drive
On World AIDS Day, Jalandhar's health department led an awareness walk and free testing camp to combat stigma and promote HIV prevention. Learn about the key initiatives and expert advice shared.
Mumbai family's 30-year battle with HIV across generations
A Mumbai family's three-decade journey with HIV reveals medical progress and enduring stigma. Discover how treatment transformed a death sentence into a manageable condition.
Karnataka's 2030 Goal: A State Free from HIV/AIDS
Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao urges public partnership to make Karnataka HIV/AIDS-free by 2030. Learn about the state's strategy, progress, and key facts about the infection.
AP Targets AIDS-Free State by 2030, Cases Drop Sharply
Andhra Pradesh Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav announces a dramatic fall in HIV positivity rate. The state is pushing for an AIDS-free future by 2030 with free ART and pensions for patients.
5 Thalassemia Kids Get HIV via Blood in Jharkhand Hospital
A shocking report of five children contracting HIV through infected blood in Jharkhand, days before World AIDS Day, highlights urgent need for safer blood transfusion practices for vulnerable thalassemia patients.
Nursing Students Hold AIDS Day Rally in Lucknow Village
SGPGIMS nursing students conducted a World AIDS Day awareness rally and street plays in Nigoha village, Lucknow, educating locals on HIV prevention and management. Read how the community engaged.
Nagpur GMCH Observes World AIDS Day with Awareness Events
Nagpur's Government Medical College and Hospital led a major awareness rally and activities for World AIDS Day 2024, focusing on HIV prevention and treatment under the global theme 'Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response'.
World AIDS Day: Surat Rally & New HIV Support Schemes Launched
Over 1200 people joined a rally in Surat for World AIDS Day. New initiatives like Ayushman+ medicine access and Skill Over Illness programme were launched to support HIV-positive individuals.
Fear of stigma leads young HIV patients to skip ART in Goa
Despite free ART in Goa, stigma deters young HIV patients from treatment, risking health and drug resistance. Experts urge adherence for a normal life. #HIVAwareness #GoaHealth
India Reports Decline in HIV Infections, AIDS-Related Deaths
Union Health Minister J P Nadda announced significant reductions in new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths in India, reaffirming the nation's commitment to ending the public health threat. Read the full report.
BHU Hosts World AIDS Day Awareness Programme in Varanasi
BHU's Centre of Excellence for Adolescent Health organised a World AIDS Day event with experts. Learn about the 2024 theme 'Overcoming Disruption' and key insights from doctors on prevention and education.
HIV Survivor's Journey Fuels Tamil Nadu's AIDS Fight
A Chennai woman, who lost her husband to HIV, now helps others access treatment. Discover how outreach workers are key to Tamil Nadu's low HIV prevalence of 0.2%. Read her inspiring story.
Mizoram targets 80% reduction in new HIV infections by 2030
Mizoram, India's highest HIV prevalence state, launches an ambitious plan to slash new infections by 80% before 2030. Learn about the strategy and key statistics driving this public health mission.
Jharkhand reports 1,139 new HIV cases from April-Oct
Jharkhand's HIV testing reveals 1,139 positives among 1.47 lakh people. East Singhbhum leads with 206 cases. Over 86 pregnant women tested positive. Officials stress on fighting stigma and improving care.
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