40+ Fall Ill After Prasad at Ludhiana Gurdwara, Probe On
More than 40 devotees reported illness after consuming prasad at a Ludhiana gurdwara. Health officials have launched an investigation into the incident.
Category : Diseases
Why Obesity Drug Weight Loss Doesn't Last
New obesity drugs offer transformative weight loss initially, but maintaining results is challenging due to biological and behavioral factors.
TOI Diabetes Medithon: Experts Tackle India's Health Crisis
India faces a diabetes epidemic affecting millions. The TOI Diabetes Medithon on January 16 brings top endocrinologists to discuss care, prevention, and family support.
Indian Pills Cause Severe Skin Reactions in Singapore
Nine people in Singapore hospitalized after taking unregistered Indian-made Modafinil and Armodafinil tablets bought without prescriptions, developing life-threatening skin conditions.
WWI Soldier's Gut Bacteria Creates Modern Treatment
A healthy German soldier in 1917 sparked a medical breakthrough when his gut bacteria was used to create Mutaflor, a treatment still used today for digestive issues.
Nipah Virus: Two Nurses Critical in Kolkata Hospital
Two nurses infected with Nipah virus have been shifted to a Kolkata hospital. Their condition remains critical as health authorities monitor the situation closely.
Delhi Bans Non-BS VI Vehicles: UPSC Relevance
Delhi prohibits non-BS VI vehicles from outside, highlighting Bharat Stage norms. Learn how BS VI cuts emissions and why this matters for UPSC exams on environment and polity.
Cardiac Arrest in Young Indians: Causes and Risks
Cardiac arrest is increasingly affecting young people in India. This article explores the causes, risk factors, and prevention tips for this serious health issue.
UP Man Brings Snake to Hospital After Bite, Video Viral
A Mathura e-rickshaw driver shocked hospital staff by carrying the snake that bit him in his jacket. He protested delayed treatment, sparking debate on healthcare access.
Mathura Man Brings Snake to Hospital After Bite
An e-rickshaw driver in Mathura caused panic at a district hospital by arriving with a 1.5-foot snake in his pocket after it bit him, with a viral video showing the incident.
Nipah Virus Cases in West Bengal: Two Nurses Critical
Two Nipah virus cases confirmed in West Bengal, both nurses in critical condition. Health authorities trace 90 contacts as WHO warns of 75% fatality rate with no specific treatment available.
Chandigarh at 3.8°C, Cold Wave in Haryana, Punjab
Chandigarh shivered at 3.8°C on Tuesday morning, with cold conditions persisting across Haryana and Punjab. The IMD predicts continued low temperatures.
WHO Calls for Higher Taxes on Sugary Drinks, Alcohol to Save Lives
The World Health Organization urges governments to raise taxes on sugary drinks and alcohol, citing weak tax systems that fuel obesity, diabetes, and cancer. India's tobacco tax initiative receives praise.
Insecticide Poisoning Kills 1,197 in North India
A new NCRB report reveals accidental insecticide and pesticide poisoning caused 1,197 deaths across Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh in 2023, with Haryana and Punjab ranking high nationally.
Delhi's Sunny Day Marred by Severe Air Pollution Levels
New Delhi expects a bright winter day with temperatures reaching 20.2°C, but severe air pollution persists. Residents advised to wear masks and limit outdoor activities.
Noida Residents Report Sewage in Water Supply, Seek CM Help
Residents of LIG flats in Noida's Sector 99 face clogged sewers and contaminated water, posing health risks. They have written to CM Yogi Adityanath demanding permanent solutions.
Lucknow Mandates Health Checks for Sanitation Workers
The Lucknow Municipal Corporation has issued a directive requiring annual medical examinations and cancer screening for all sanitation workers to improve their health monitoring.
Bengaluru Construction Dust Causes Health Crisis
Doctors report alarming rise in respiratory and skin infections among Bengaluru residents living near construction sites due to constant dust exposure.
PAU Warns of Harsher Winter, Frost Threat to Punjab
Punjab Agricultural University climate expert Dr PK Khingra alerts farmers about severe cold wave, dense fog, and ground frost expected in coming days, advising protective measures for crops and livestock.
Delhi Cold Wave: IMD Forecasts 2-3 More Days of Severe Chill
Delhi faces continued cold wave conditions with temperatures dropping to 5°C. IMD issues alerts for dense fog and health risks, predicting relief only after January 16.
Chandigarh hits 2.8°C, dense fog grips Tricity after Lohri
Chandigarh recorded its coldest night of the season at 2.8°C with dense fog reducing visibility. Air quality remains poor as IMD forecasts continued cold and foggy conditions for the next five days.
Punjab CM Health Scheme Starts Jan 22, Rs 10 Lakh Cashless Care
Punjab Health Minister Dr Balbir Singh announces Mukhya Mantri Sehat Yojna launch from January 22. Every family gets Rs 10 lakh annual cashless treatment at 650+ hospitals.
Palakkad Hepatitis A Alert: 33 Cases in 8 Days
Palakkad district health officials warn residents about rising hepatitis A cases. They advise precautions during festivals and provide details on symptoms, transmission, and free treatment.
Nipah Virus Confirmed in Bengal Nurses; 120+ Contacts Isolated
The National Institute of Virology confirms Nipah virus in two critical nurses from Barasat hospital. Health officials isolate over 120 contacts and investigate transmission sources.
Youth Dies of Suspected Drug Overdose in Jalandhar
A young man in Jalandhar has died from a suspected drug overdose, marking the fourth such incident this month, raising concerns about drug abuse in the region.
Red Alert in Punjab, Haryana as Cold Wave and Fog Grip Region
Severe cold wave conditions and dense fog continue across Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh, disrupting daily life. Temperatures remain below normal with no relief expected until after January 16.
Knee Pain in Young Indians: PRP & Stem Cell Therapy Facts
Chronic knee issues are increasing among young and middle-aged Indians. Dr. A V Gurava Reddy explains the science behind PRP injections and stem cell therapy, revealing what patients should realistically expect from these treatments.
Boy Loses Eye After Toy in Chips Packet Explodes
An eight-year-old boy in Odisha's Balangir district permanently lost his eye when a toy from a chips packet exploded in fire. Police investigate manufacturer negligence.
Kollam Bird Flu: Mild H9N2 Strain, No Human Threat
Officials confirm low-pathogenic H9N2 bird flu at Kollam hatchery. The virus is not contagious to humans and poses no public health risk, with mortality rates declining.
Botox May Reduce Snakebite Tissue Damage, Research Shows
Researchers explore botulinum toxin's potential to limit swelling and muscle injury from viper venom, offering hope alongside antivenom for preventing permanent disability.
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