32 Food Samples Fail Quality Tests in Rohtak, Haryana
In a concerning development, 32 food samples collected from Rohtak district in Haryana have failed quality tests, raising alarms about food safety standards in the region.
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UP Woman Revives After Ambulance Hits Pothole, Declared Brain Dead
In a shocking medical miracle in Uttar Pradesh, a woman declared brain dead by doctors regained consciousness after the ambulance carrying her hit a pothole on the road, sparking widespread astonishment.
Subtle Early Signs of Epilepsy That Are Often Overlooked
Neurologists reveal that epilepsy's earliest signs are often quiet and brief, like staring spells or déjà vu, not the dramatic seizures shown in media. Early recognition is crucial for timely treatment.
Navi Mumbai's Rs 6 Crore Vet Hospital Opens After Delay
Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation has commenced operations at its Rs 6 crore veterinary hospital in Juinagar, ending years of criticism from animal welfare groups. The facility, ready since 2021, now offers outpatient services with three veterinarians.
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Appetite Drugs Surge Signals New Medical View of Obesity
The rise of appetite-controlling drugs reflects a shift in expert opinion, with obesity now seen as a complex metabolic disorder requiring medical treatment, not just a lifestyle choice.
Cervical Cancer: The Silent Threat and Early Screening
Cervical cancer often develops without symptoms, making regular screening essential. Learn about HPV, prevention, and when to start screening from medical experts.
Pothole Jolt 'Revives' Brain-Dead Woman in Uttar Pradesh
In a shocking incident in Pilibhit, Uttar Pradesh, a woman declared brain-dead was reportedly 'revived' after an ambulance hit a pothole. Her husband, Kuldeep, was transporting her home for last rites when the jolt occurred, leading to unexpected signs of
ISA Launches Andhra Pradesh Pilot to Strengthen Stroke Care Pathway
The Indian Stroke Association has initiated a pilot program in Guntur district to enhance stroke care coordination and ensure timely treatment for acute brain stroke patients, aiming to create a nationwide model.
Drug-Resistant Bacteria Found in Vellore Wastewater, Antibiotics Blamed
A new study identifies amoxicillin as the most common antibiotic in Vellore's wastewater due to high excretion rates, fueling drug-resistant bacteria and posing serious public health risks.
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Brain-Dead UP Woman Revives After Ambulance Hits Pothole
In an astonishing medical turnaround, a 50-year-old woman from Uttar Pradesh declared brain-dead began breathing normally after her ambulance hit a deep pothole on NH-74, leading to her recovery and return home.
Recurring Chest Infections: A Sign of Deeper Health Problems
Recurring chest infections often indicate underlying respiratory conditions like asthma or COPD, exacerbated by pollution and weakened immunity. Experts advise seeking medical evaluation instead of repeated antibiotics.
Bengaluru UV Index Hits Extreme Level 13, Health Risks
Bengaluru faces an extreme UV index of 13, posing severe health risks like skin cancer and eye damage. Experts urge protective measures.
Rajasthan Destroys 1.5 Lakh Kg Expired Amul Products in Jaipur
Rajasthan's Food Safety Department destroyed approximately 150,000 kilograms of expired Amul-branded packaged foods in Jaipur after a warehouse raid revealed tampered expiry dates and chemicals used for alteration.
Breast Cancer Rising in Young Women: Lifestyle Risks Explained
Doctors warn of increasing breast cancer cases in women under 40, linking it to modern lifestyles, delayed childbirth, obesity, and stress. Learn preventive measures.
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Passive vs Active Euthanasia: Legal Nuances in Harish Rana Case
The Harish Rana case highlights critical distinctions between passive and active euthanasia in India, exploring legal frameworks, ethical debates, and patient rights in end-of-life decisions.
India's C-Section Birth Rate Climbs to 27.46%, NFHS Data Shows
Latest National Family Health Survey data indicates a concerning rise in Caesarean deliveries across India, reaching 27.46% of all births in 2024-25. Experts cite improved hospital access and better risk detection as contributing factors.
Khargone Smoke Pollution: Asthmatic Child Dies, Officials Probe Link
A two-year-old asthmatic child in Khargone died after being referred to Indore, with family blaming smoke from a trenching ground. Officials investigate but caution against direct link.
Pune Health Budget: 22% for Staff, 43% for Public
Pune Municipal Corporation's health budget reveals disproportionate spending: 22% on civic employees and corporators, 35% on salaries, leaving only 43% for general public healthcare needs.
LPG Cylinder Blast Injures Two in Chamarajanagar
Two individuals sustained serious injuries after an LPG cylinder exploded in Chamarajanagar. They received primary treatment at Chamarajanagar Institute of Medical Sciences and were shifted to Mysuru for further care.
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Kerala Fisherman Dies After Collapse While Fishing
A 61-year-old fisherman from Kottukal panchayat collapsed while fishing near Adimalathura and later died at Medical College Hospital. Police have registered a case.
Surgeon's Quit Story Highlights Telangana's Tobacco Crisis
A Hyderabad surgeon's life-changing decision to quit smoking after a doctor's blunt warning serves as a powerful case study amid alarming tobacco consumption rise in Telangana.
Delhi Vision Crisis: 60 Lakh Lack Eyewear, AIIMS Study
An AIIMS analysis finds nearly 60 lakh Delhi residents suffer uncorrected vision problems, with major gaps in eye care access, infrastructure, and public health coverage.
Colon Cancer Rising in Youth: Lifestyle Risks and Prevention Tips
Doctors warn of increasing colon cancer cases among adults under 50, linking it to sedentary lifestyles, poor diet, and bowel habits. Learn daily habits to reduce risk and protect gut health.
Kozhikode Nurses' Strike Halts Private Hospital Services
The indefinite strike by United Nurses Association has severely disrupted inpatient and emergency services at major private hospitals in Kozhikode, forcing patient transfers and surgery postponements.
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Kishanganj Among India's 8 Most Polluted Cities: CPCB
Kishanganj recorded an AQI of 272, ranking among India's eight most polluted cities. The CPCB bulletin highlights health risks and state-wide air quality trends.
Goa to Get New PHC in Indiranagar, Chimbel Under Process
Health Minister Vishwajit Rane confirms a proposal for a primary health centre at Indiranagar, Chimbel is underway, addressing healthcare needs highlighted in recent reports.
Woman Dies After Injection at Unregistered Hospital, Quack Held
A woman suffering from high fever died shortly after receiving an injection at an unregistered private hospital in Kaimur district. The alleged quack has been arrested, and the facility has been sealed by authorities.
Soil Bacteria Larvicide Fights Chennai Mosquitoes in Water Tanks
A new study reveals a natural insecticide from soil bacteria can kill malaria-causing mosquitoes at breeding stage in Chennai's water tanks, offering a sustainable alternative to chemical fogging.
Over 50% May Get HPV Once in Life, Study Reveals
A new study indicates that more than half of the world's population could be infected with Human Papillomavirus (HPV) at some point, highlighting its widespread prevalence and health risks.
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Normal BP but Frequent Headaches? Hidden Hypertension Signs
Cardiologist explains masked hypertension warning signs like unexplained headaches and fatigue, emphasizing regular monitoring to prevent heart disease risks.
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