Leprosy Curable with Multi-Drug Therapy: Jalandhar Officer
The District Leprosy Officer in Jalandhar confirms that leprosy is fully curable through Multi-Drug Therapy (MDT), highlighting treatment availability and public awareness efforts in Punjab.
Category : Diseases
Gurgaon Air Quality Worsens, AQI Reaches 300
Gurgaon's air quality deteriorated sharply on Saturday, with AQI rising to 300, just one point short of 'very poor' category. Two monitoring stations recorded 'very poor' air quality, with PM2.5 levels exceeding WHO guidelines by 30 times.
Bhopal Cold Weather, Rain Forecast, Health Crisis
Bhopal experiences cold weather with temperatures above normal. Met forecasts rain and fog across Madhya Pradesh, triggering a spike in respiratory illnesses due to poor air quality.
Gujarat Youth Recovers from Deadly CCHF at KD Hospital
A 26-year-old from Gandhinagar recovers from Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever at KD Hospital. Gujarat has high CCHF incidence in India, with 115 cases since 2010 and 55 deaths. Early intervention is crucial.
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Bengaluru Experts: Daily Habits Trigger Dry Eye Disease Surge
Experts at Bengaluru's International Dry Eye Conference warn that food, makeup, dust, and screen time are causing a surge in dry eye disease, now affecting children as young as 11.
Locked-In Syndrome Survivor's Journey to Fatherhood
Martin Pistorius spent over a decade conscious but trapped in his body with locked-in syndrome. Now a father, web designer, and disability advocate, he shares his story of resilience and recovery.
Race to Live Longer Leaves Most Behind: Delhi Expert
Dr. Astik Joshi, a child psychiatrist at Fortis Healthcare in Delhi, explains how the modern obsession with longevity creates inequality and stems from technological overconfidence.
Pangi Valley Snow-Cut, Villagers Trek 33 km with Teen for Hospital
In a harrowing incident, residents of Himachal Pradesh's remote Pangi Valley carried a 14-year-old boy 33 kilometers through snow-blocked terrain to reach a hospital, highlighting the region's severe winter isolation and healthcare challenges.
Global Social Media Bans for Children: The Science Explained
Neuroscience reveals the prefrontal cortex matures around age 25, explaining why children are vulnerable to social media's harms. Countries like Australia and France are implementing bans, with India considering similar measures to protect young minds.
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Ranchi Mother, Son Drown in Puri Sea During Holiday
A 48-year-old woman and her 23-year-old son from Ranchi tragically drowned while bathing in the sea at Puri beach. The victims were identified as Kusum Gupta and Ansh Raj Gupta.
Firm Files Complaint Over Fake Snake Venom Antiserum in Goa
Vins Bioproducts Limited has lodged a complaint with Panaji police, alleging counterfeit snake venom antiserum was supplied to Goa's health services, prompting an investigation and regulatory alerts.
Patna Sisters Perform Mother's Rites Amid TB Fear
In Saran district, two sisters performed their mother's last rites alone after villagers and relatives refused help due to tuberculosis stigma, highlighting deep-rooted social issues.
Doctor Couple Dies in Fog Accident in Vaishali
A government doctor and his wife from Patna died in a tragic road accident in Vaishali district due to dense fog. Their car collided with a parked truck early Saturday morning.
Mother's Arm Amputated After Doctors Dismissed Necrosis
A 52-year-old mother died after medical staff dismissed her darkening hand as bruising or newspaper ink, leading to delayed diagnosis of necrosis and arm amputation.
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Gujarat Rabies Patient Shows Animal-Like Behavior, Hospitalized
A man from Gujarat diagnosed with rabies displayed severe animal-like symptoms, requiring hospitalization and intervention from police and forest departments for control, including potential dart injections.
Leukemia in India: Blood Cancer Differences by Age
Leukemia, the sixth most common cancer in India, shows striking differences between children and adults in types, genetics, treatment response, and survival rates.
Bird Flu in Darbhanga: Dead Crows Test Positive for H1N1
Dead crows in Darbhanga's ward 31 test positive for bird flu (H1N1), prompting disinfection and surveillance measures by animal husbandry officials.
Noida Respiratory Illness Rise Due to Cold Weather
Noida experiences a significant increase in respiratory illnesses as cold weather and rain hit the city. District administration issues advisory with health precautions.
Coconut: Nature's Perfect Survival Package
Discover how the coconut's multiple protective layers and internal water system create a natural survival kit for future trees, while also providing refreshing nutrition for humans.
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Frequent Urination Causes Beyond Prostate Issues
Top doctors clarify that frequent urination isn't always due to prostate enlargement. Learn about diabetes, UTIs, medications, and lifestyle factors that can cause this common symptom.
Alzheimer's Gender Gap: Women's Higher Risk & Omega-3 Benefits
Women face significantly higher Alzheimer's risk due to biological and social factors. Experts explain why and how omega-3 fatty acids could offer protection, especially for women in developing countries.
Nighttime Pain: Why It's More Serious Than You Think
Chronic nighttime pain is often dismissed as normal, but experts warn it could signal serious conditions like arthritis, nerve issues, or gastrointestinal problems. Learn why ignoring it can worsen health outcomes.
14-Year-Old's 33-Km Rescue in Snowbound Pangi Valley
A 14-year-old boy in Himachal Pradesh's remote Pangi Valley was carried 33 km through heavy snow to reach a hospital, highlighting the region's healthcare challenges during winter.
Gujarat Youth Recovers from Congo-Crimean Haemorrhagic Fever
A young man from Gandhinagar district, admitted to KD Hospital with high fever, tested positive for CCHF and has been successfully discharged after treatment.
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HPV Causes 10+ Cancers in Men & Women, Experts Say
Medical experts in Lucknow reveal HPV causes at least 10 different cancers in both men and women, moving beyond cervical cancer to include throat and penile cancers.
Indore: Elderly Man Dies, Family Cites Water Contamination
A 72-year-old man from Bhagirathpura, Indore, died after being hospitalized with diarrhoea and vomiting. His family attributes his death to contaminated water, while health officials remain silent.
Atherosclerosis Rising in Young Bengaluru Adults: Doctors
Cardiologists in Bengaluru report a concerning increase in atherosclerosis cases among younger adults, attributing it to diabetes pandemic and post-COVID unhealthy lifestyles.
Delhi Man Critically Ill After AI-Advised HIV Drugs
A 45-year-old Delhi man is critically ill with Stevens-Johnson syndrome after taking HIV post-exposure prophylaxis drugs based on AI chat platform advice, highlighting dangers of self-medication and regulatory gaps.
Deforestation in Brazil Pushes Mosquitoes to Bite Humans, Increasing Disease Threat
A new study reveals that as Brazil's Atlantic Forest shrinks, mosquitoes are adapting by feeding more on humans than wildlife, heightening risks of dengue, Zika, and yellow fever outbreaks near forest edges.
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Delhi Air Pollution Now Carries Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs
A JNU study finds Delhi's polluted air contains antibiotic-resistant bacteria, raising public health alarms. Experts urge strict control on antibiotic use and disposal to combat environmental AMR.
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