Category : Diseases


McDonald's Jaipur Fails Health Check: Toxic Oil Found

Rajasthan health inspectors discovered cooking oil with dangerously high carcinogenic compounds and rotten tomatoes at a McDonald's in Jaipur's Gaurav Tower, leading to immediate destruction of contaminated items.

HPV Vaccine Demand Rises in India, But Cost Limits Reach

India's HPV vaccine market is experiencing a revival with sales up 87% to ₹91 crore, driven by digital platforms and urban awareness. However, high costs and limited public programs hinder broader adoption, especially in rural areas.

Sabarmati Riverfront Suicide Crisis in Ahmedabad

Over 1,600 suicides recorded at Ahmedabad's Sabarmati riverfront since 2016, averaging one death every 48 hours. Authorities cite financial crises, illness, and relationship issues as primary causes.

Alcohol, Substance Abuse Complicate Youth Epilepsy Treatment

On International Epilepsy Day, neurologists in Ranchi express concern over rising alcohol and substance use among young people, which interferes with anti-seizure medications and worsens seizure management. Changing lifestyles, stress, and persistent myth

Ranchi Sees Surge in Cold, Cough Cases as Weather Changes

Government and private hospitals in Ranchi are witnessing a significant increase in OPD cases related to cold, cough, sore throat, and allergies, with medical experts attributing the spike to fluctuating temperatures and breezy weather conditions.

UHF Nauni Launches Drive to Combat Apple Orchard Diseases

Dr YS Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry, in collaboration with the horticulture department, initiates a week-long awareness campaign from February 10 to 16 across major apple-growing districts in Himachal Pradesh to manage Alternaria leaf spo

Childhood Glaucoma: Silent Threat to Vision and Brain

Glaucoma awareness remains critically low, especially in children where it causes irreversible vision loss and impairs brain development. Early detection through routine eye exams is essential to prevent lifelong damage.

HbA1c Test Failing India's Diabetics, Lancet Warns

A Lancet analysis reveals the HbA1c test, the diabetes 'gold standard,' may give inaccurate results for Indians due to high anaemia rates. Experts now recommend OGTT and continuous glucose monitoring for accurate diagnosis and management.

Kalyan-Dombivli to Launch India's First Autism Village

The Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation is developing a groundbreaking Autism Village in Kalyan West, featuring sensory gardens, therapy centers, and public spaces to support children with autism and promote community inclusivity.

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