H5N1 Bird Flu Confirmed in Chennai Crow Deaths
The Tamil Nadu animal husbandry department has confirmed H5N1 avian influenza as the cause of recent crow deaths in Chennai. The Union ministry has issued biosecurity guidelines and urged surveillance.
Category : Diseases
Novaneo Hospital Sets Guinness Record in Cervical Cancer Screening
Novaneo Hospital achieves Guinness World Record for collecting highest cervical cancer screening samples in 8 hours, screening over 500 women in Delhi to boost preventive healthcare.
Coldrif Poisoning: 4-Year-Old Dies After 128 Days Treatment
Harsh Yaduwanshi, a four-year-old victim of Coldrif cough syrup poisoning, passed away at AIIMS Nagpur after 128 days of treatment, raising the death toll to 25 in this tragic case.
Leopard Attacks IT Pro Saving Dog in Nilgiris
A Bengaluru IT professional was attacked by a leopard while protecting his pet dog at Kotagiri school campus. The victim, visiting parents, is stable after treatment.
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Bhopal Teen Suicide Blamed on Mobile Game Addiction
A 14-year-old boy in Bhopal died by suicide, with his family attributing the tragedy to his addiction to a mobile game. The incident highlights growing concerns about digital dependency among youth in India.
Silent Cancers: Types Without Early Warning Signs
Learn about silent cancers like pancreatic, ovarian, and kidney cancer that often develop without early symptoms, making early detection challenging and crucial for survival.
CINI Launches Shubhayu Healthcare Initiative in Kolkata
Child In Need Institute (CINI) launched Shubhayu, a preventive healthcare and wellness initiative, during its 52nd Foundation Day in Kolkata to combat non-communicable diseases and promote holistic health across life stages.
World Cancer Day 2026 Focuses on Rare Cancers
World Cancer Day 2026 highlights rare cancers, emphasizing global health challenges, early detection, and the need for specialized research and treatment advancements.
Prostate Cancer Third Most Common in India: ICMR
ICMR study reveals prostate cancer is India's third most common cancer after oral and lung cancers. Early detection crucial for successful treatment, say doctors.
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31,792 Women Die of Cancer in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal
A staggering 31,792 women died from cancer in Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh between 2021-2025, averaging 17 daily deaths. Breast cancer caused 56% of fatalities, with rising cases across all three states.
Goa Nightclub Fire: Surgeon's Survival Story
Dr. Alish Mehta recounts surviving a devastating fire at a Goa nightclub that severely burned his surgeon's hand, threatening his career and life's work.
Ayushman Bharat Increases Spine Surgery Access: PGI Study
A PGI Chandigarh study reveals Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY funded 73.5% of spinal surgeries in 2024, dramatically improving access to high-cost care for poor patients at tertiary centers.
Oncologists on Revolutionizing Lung Cancer Care in India
Top medical oncologists from Apollo and Fortis hospitals discuss early detection, precision medicine, and personalized approaches to transform lung cancer treatment outcomes in India.
Sidhu's Cow Urine Cancer Claims Spark Medical Row
Navjot Kaur Sidhu faces backlash after viral video promotes cow urine for cancer recovery. Doctors warn against unscientific claims while Sidhu clarifies modern medicine saved her life.
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Oral Cancer: Silent Threat in India
Oral cancer often goes unnoticed due to subtle symptoms and stigma around tobacco use. Dr. Vijay Haribhakti explains warning signs, prevention, and why early detection is crucial for survival.
Families, NGOs Carry Burden of India's Overflowing Cancer Care
As India's cancer burden grows, families and NGOs are taking on the unseen responsibilities of caregiving, from pavements outside AIIMS to home-based palliative support, highlighting systemic gaps in healthcare.
5.2 Lakh Preventable Cancer Cases in India: WHO Study
A WHO-IARC study reveals 37.1% of India's cancer cases are preventable, with infections, tobacco, and lifestyle factors as major contributors. Experts call for stronger prevention programs.
Woman Dies Saving Kids from Bee Attack at Anganwadi Centre
Kanchan Bai Meghwal, a self-help group leader, heroically shielded children from a deadly bee swarm at an anganwadi centre in Ranpur village, Neemuch, sacrificing her own life while ensuring their safety.
Punjab Covers Rs 10 Lakh Cancer Treatment Under CM Sehat Yojana
Punjab Health Minister Dr Balbir Singh announces cancer treatment coverage up to Rs 10 lakh under Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojana, marking World Cancer Day with major healthcare expansion.
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Men Get Heart Disease 10 Years Before Women: Study
A major study of 5,000+ US adults finds men develop coronary heart disease a decade earlier than women, with risk differences emerging at age 35. Global heart disease deaths reach 19.8 million annually.
HPV Vaccine, Screening Can Prevent Cervical Cancer: Expert
Cervical cancer, the second most common cancer in Indian women, is largely preventable through HPV vaccination and regular screening. Experts emphasize timely vaccination and early detection.
Delhi Fog and 'Very Poor' Air Quality, AQI at 312
Delhi experienced dense fog and deteriorating air quality on Wednesday morning, with an overall AQI of 312 placing it in the 'very poor' category. Several areas recorded high pollution levels, while the IMD issued a yellow alert for thunderstorms.
WHO: 40% Cancer Cases Preventable, India's Screening Gap
WHO reveals 40% of global cancer cases are preventable, with lung, stomach, cervical cancers leading. India faces low screening rates, late diagnoses despite government initiatives.
Pune River Pollution: Sewage Treatment Crisis
Pune's rivers face severe pollution due to inadequate sewage treatment plants, causing health risks like GBS outbreaks and contaminated drinking water in housing societies.
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Delhi Weather: Dense Fog Forecast, No Rain Today
IMD predicts dense fog in Delhi with temperatures ranging 21-23°C max and 8-10°C min. AQI remains 'very poor' at 319. No rainfall expected in the capital.
Mohali's First Old Age Home Approved on 3-Acre Site
Punjab government allocates three-acre land in Sector 78 for Mohali's first dedicated old age home, addressing senior citizens' needs for structured care and medical support.
SGPGI Lucknow: Cancer Cases Up 33%, Early Detection Key
Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences in Lucknow witnesses a 33% increase in cancer patients over the past decade, with gastrointestinal cancers leading the caseload. Experts emphasize awareness and early detection.
Cancer Survivors Share Hope Stories in Lucknow on World Cancer Day
Former banker Vishal Mehrotra and other survivors shared their cancer journeys at Apollo Hospital's UMANG event in Lucknow, highlighting resilience, early detection, and the importance of family support.
22 Kids Sick After Midday Meal at Karnataka School in Bidar
Twenty-two children fell sick after eating the midday meal at a government school in Karnataka's Bidar district, prompting a health investigation and raising concerns about food safety standards.
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Budget 2026-27 Exempts Duty on 17 Cancer Drugs, Costs High
The Union Budget 2026-27 has removed basic customs duty on 17 critical cancer drugs to reduce treatment costs. However, analysis shows annual expenses can still reach Rs 1 crore, posing a grim reality for patients' families in India.
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