Cervical Cancer: A Preventable Disease with Vaccination
Cervical cancer is largely preventable through HPV vaccination and regular screening. Experts highlight key steps for women to reduce their risk and protect their health effectively.
Category : Diseases
Indore Diarrhoea Cases Drop Sharply After Water Contamination
Indore's Bhagirathpura area sees dramatic decline in diarrhoea cases following water contamination outbreak. Health officials report only 2 new cases on Sunday, down from 13 earlier this month.
Israeli Dentists to Perform Rare Dental Implant on Nagpur Tiger
A six-year-old tiger at Nagpur's Gorewada facility may receive a rare dental implant from Israeli volunteers, marking a first in international wildlife dentistry collaboration.
Girl, 11, Critically Injured by Bus at Hosur Stand
An 11-year-old girl from Kolkata suffered severe leg injuries after a government bus ran over her at Hosur bus stand. She is in intensive care at a private hospital.
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Coimbatore Man's Organs Donated After Fatal Accident
A 34-year-old man from Dindigul, declared brain dead after a road accident, gave the gift of life through organ donation at Coimbatore Medical College Hospital.
Kolkata Nipah Cases Stable at Two, One Patient Better
Kolkata's Nipah outbreak shows no new infections after six days. One patient improves, but another remains critical. Health officials stay on high alert.
Indonesia Warns Against Drinking Contaminated Sinkhole Water
Authorities in West Sumatra urge residents to stop collecting water from a new sinkhole after tests reveal dangerous E. coli contamination, debunking local beliefs about its medicinal properties.
Bengaluru: Cervical Cancer Cases Drop, Screening Still Low
Kidwai Memorial Institute data shows cervical cancer burden decreasing in Bengaluru, though doctors warn low screening rates and late diagnosis remain major challenges.
Chennai Hospitals Report Viral Fever Surge with Joint Pain
Chennai hospitals are experiencing a significant increase in patients with high fever, body aches, and debilitating joint pain. Doctors attribute this to viral fever season and advise proper medical consultation.
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Mother, Daughter Found Dead in Well Near Chennai
A 37-year-old woman and her eight-year-old daughter were discovered dead in a well near Tirukazhukundram. Police suspect suicide amid mental stress from separation.
Kite String Accident Injures Man in Kendrapada
A 51-year-old man in Kendrapada suffered severe injuries after a kite string coated with Chinese manja got entangled around his neck while riding his motorcycle.
Kerala Waste Dumping Creates Mosquito Havens, Study Warns
A new study reveals artificial waste habitats in Kerala foster dangerous mosquito diversity, linking poor waste management to rising vector-borne disease threats across five districts.
Family and Caregivers: Silent Pillars in Diabetes Care
Leading endocrinologists Dr. Saket Kant and Dr. Arun Pandey highlight how family members and caregivers provide crucial support in diabetes management through daily routines, diet, medication, and emotional wellbeing.
Kolkata Teacher Collapses from BLO Work Stress
A primary schoolteacher in Kolkata suffered a cerebral attack after being overwhelmed by BLO duties. His family blames the excessive workload for his hospitalization.
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Pakistan Finds Poliovirus in 40 Environmental Samples
Pakistan's health authorities detected poliovirus in 40 environmental samples across the country in December, raising concerns about ongoing transmission risks.
India Second in Global Diabetes Burden: 90 Million Adults
A Lancet study reveals India has 90 million adults with diabetes, ranking second globally. The research highlights rising cases worldwide and key health insights for UPSC aspirants.
Brothers Die After Drinking from Pesticide Glass in Kannauj
Two young brothers in Kannauj's Sakri Khurd village died after drinking beverage from a disposable glass previously used for pesticide. The tragic incident occurred on Thursday evening.
Maharashtra TB Cases Drop in 2025, 88% Treatment Success
Maharashtra recorded over 21.93 lakh TB cases in 2025, down from 2024. Treatment succeeded in 88% of cases, with 3.3% mortality. Officials credit improved detection and free healthcare support.
Two GBS Deaths in MP Town; Government Steps Up Action
Guillain-Barré Syndrome outbreak claims two lives in a Madhya Pradesh town, prompting government to enhance detection and treatment measures for this autoimmune disorder.
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Delhi Chokes as Fog Blankets City, Air Quality Severe
Delhi faces severe air quality and dense fog as a cold wave grips the city, disrupting daily life and raising health concerns for residents.
Delhi AQI at 439, Severe Pollution Crisis Worsens
Delhi's air pollution crisis intensified on Sunday with AQI reaching 439, prompting authorities to implement Stage-IV GRAP measures across NCR.
Health Risks of Wearing Same Sanitary Pad for 24 Hours
Medical experts warn that using a single sanitary pad for 24 hours can lead to severe infections, skin irritation, and toxic shock syndrome. Learn why timely changes are crucial for women's health.
Kolkata Hospitals Struggle with Nipah Screening
Kolkata hospitals report difficulties identifying Nipah virus cases due to symptom overlap with common respiratory illnesses. Doctors emphasize isolation for high-risk patients.
Bhopal Water Survey: No 24x7 Supply, Safety Fears
A Jan Swasthya Abhiyan India survey finds Bhopal residents lack continuous water supply and doubt safety, echoing Indore's contamination crisis despite crores in funding.
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Plastic, Pneumonia Killed Cattle at Chandigarh Plant
Postmortem reports show plastic ingestion and pneumonia caused cattle deaths at Raipur Kalan incinerator plant. Investigation continues as officials question staff and review evidence.
Night Shifts & Late Meals May Raise Cancer Risk
Scientists from AIIMS Bhopal warn that disrupting your body's natural 24-hour clock through night work or irregular sleep can weaken immunity and create ideal conditions for cancer growth.
Madurai Man's Organs Donated After Accident, Wife's Consent Saves Lives
A 37-year-old man from Palani, declared brain dead after a road accident, gave new life to multiple patients through organ donation at Madurai's Govt Rajaji Hospital. His wife's brave decision led to the heart, liver, kidneys, and cornea being transplante
Kerala Minister Announces Major Health Camp in Kalamassery
Industries Minister P Rajeeve announced a super-specialty medical camp in Kalamassery, offering free cataract surgeries, screenings, and treatments across 20+ departments.
India Second in Global Diabetes Cases with 90 Million in 2024
A new study reveals India has the world's second largest diabetes population at 90 million adults. Middle-income countries show the highest prevalence rates globally.
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Kennedy Alarms on 5G Radiation as FDA Changes Stance
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. warns about electromagnetic radiation risks from cellphones and 5G towers. His comments coincide with HHS launching a new study and FDA removing older safety webpages.
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