Hypertension Rising in Young Indians: Silent Threat
Doctors across India report alarming rise in high blood pressure among 20-30 year olds. Lifestyle factors, low awareness, and silent symptoms create perfect storm for future heart risks.
Category : Diseases
RFK Jr.: Big Tobacco Engineered Food Addiction, Fueling Obesity
US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accuses tobacco giants of applying addiction science to ultra-processed foods, driving America's chronic disease epidemic through engineered cravings and consumption patterns.
Hyderabad Fire: Families Mourn at OGH Mortuary, Lose Everything
Heart-wrenching scenes at Osmania General Hospital mortuary as families receive remains of Nampally furniture showroom fire victims. Victims include Hyderabad natives and siblings from Nalgonda, with families losing homes and belongings. Telangana governm
Trichy Doctors: Pre-Pregnancy Prep Key to Fight Postpartum Depression
Medical experts at Trichy's Birth Well Expo emphasized greater awareness on postpartum depression and pre-pregnancy preparation for women's wellness, highlighting Tamil Nadu's strong maternal healthcare system.
Bengaluru Woman Says Husband Kicked Her Out Over Cancer
A woman in Bengaluru claims her husband, a cab driver, abandoned her after her cancer diagnosis, alleging he started another relationship and feared her illness would spread.
Ludhiana Teen Injured by Chinese Manjha Kite String
A 16-year-old boy in Ludhiana suffered a deep neck cut from a banned Chinese manjha kite string while riding his bike. He required 10 stitches after being rushed to multiple hospitals.
Medical Negligence Alleged After Man's Death in Kerala Health Centre
A 37-year-old man's death in Thiruvananthapuram has led to serious allegations of medical negligence against a government health centre. The family claims delayed response and lack of basic care, while authorities deny wrongdoing.
Dr. William Foege, Smallpox Eradication Leader, Dies
Dr. William Foege, the visionary epidemiologist whose strategy was crucial in eradicating smallpox globally, has died at age 87, leaving a monumental legacy in public health.
Pigs: As Smart as Dogs and Preschoolers
Scientific research reveals pigs possess intelligence comparable to dogs, preschoolers, and great apes. They demonstrate problem-solving, memory, emotional awareness, and social learning abilities.
92-Year-Old Gets Free Surgery Under Punjab's Mukh Mantri Sehat Bima Yojana
A 92-year-old dairy farmer from Ludhiana successfully underwent free surgery for a rare bladder stone condition under Punjab's Mukh Mantri Sehat Bima Yojana, highlighting the scheme's impact on vulnerable families.
Trump's Plan to Make World Pay More for Drugs: Will It Work?
President Trump's 'most favored nation' policy aims to slash US prescription costs by raising prices abroad. But political resistance and economic realities pose significant challenges to this global pharmaceutical price rebalancing.
Cold vs Flu vs Fatigue: How to Tell the Difference
Learn how to distinguish between common cold, influenza and general fatigue based on symptoms, duration and severity. Expert advice from Dr. Shailesh Sahay helps clear confusion.
Pune Teen's Eye Injury Shows Need for Safety Gear
A 17-year-old carpenter in Pune suffered a severe eye injury from an iron nail, emphasizing the urgent need for mandatory protective eyewear in high-risk occupations to prevent permanent vision loss.
India Rejects 6-in-1 Vaccine Over Chinese Polio Strain
India's drug regulator CDSCO has rejected Indian Immunologicals' proposal for human trials of a hexavalent vaccine due to safety concerns about Chinese-sourced polio antigens, protecting the country's polio-free status.
TN CM to PM: Keep NEET out of BPT, BOT admissions
Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin writes to PM Modi, arguing NEET requirement for physiotherapy and occupational therapy admissions lacks logic and burdens poor families.
Jalandhar Opens Mukhyamantri Sehat Yojana Registration
Jalandhar district administration has initiated the registration process for the Mukhyamantri Sehat Yojana, a health insurance scheme for eligible beneficiaries. The move aims to provide financial protection for medical treatments.
Lucknow Doctors Push Cervical Cancer Screening for Women
Medical experts in Lucknow emphasize the critical need for regular cervical cancer screening among women, particularly those above 30, to combat late detection issues in urban Uttar Pradesh.
Delhi Rain Reduces Pollution, IMD Predicts Chilly Weather
Recent rainfall in Delhi has improved air quality to moderate levels, with AQI at 192. IMD forecasts chilly winds and temperatures between 4°C to 19°C for the coming days.
Pune MDR-TB Cases Drop as Antibiotic Misuse Sparks Alarm
Official data shows Pune's multi-drug resistant TB cases decreased from 326 to 267, attributed to aggressive monitoring. However, experts warn antibiotic misuse is fueling resistance, with affluent patients showing new TB patterns.
Pune Doctors: Steroid Misuse Raises Fungal Infection Risk
Infectious disease specialists in Pune report increased cases of pulmonary aspergillosis linked to steroid misuse for mild viral illnesses. Doctors emphasize steroids should only be used in specific critical situations.
Khargone Pickup Accident Injures 22 Tribal Members
A pickup vehicle overturned near Khapar Jamli village in Khargone district, injuring 22 tribal community members traveling for a traditional wedding ritual. One person is critical.
Vadodara Sees Rise in Guillain-Barré Syndrome Cases
Hospitals in Vadodara report over a dozen Guillain-Barré Syndrome cases in two months, with children requiring ICU care and families facing high treatment costs amid unclear causes.
Kidney Disease: India's Silent Health Crisis
Chronic kidney disease affects tens of millions in India, often undiagnosed. Experts reveal early warning signs, testing frequency, and 5 crucial prevention steps to protect kidney health.
Yamuna Ammonia High, Wazirabad Plant at 90%
Ammonia levels in Yamuna river remain above normal, affecting Wazirabad Water Treatment Plant operations. Delhi water supply improves but concerns over industrial pollution persist.
MP's Rs 1.5 Lakh Cashless Treatment for Accident Victims
Madhya Pradesh government introduces cashless treatment up to Rs 1.5 lakh for road accident victims across 1,600 empanelled hospitals, aiming to reduce fatalities by 45-50%.
Amravati: ₹5 Crore Cancer Ward Approved, Education & Healthcare Boost
Guardian Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule approved ₹5 crore for a cancer ward at Amravati's Super Specialty Hospital. The DPC meeting also addressed municipal school infrastructure, patient shelters, and new anganwadi centres.
Wildlife Crisis in Vithura: Animals Invade Homes
Residents of Vithura panchayat in Thiruvananthapuram face daily terror from leopards, elephants, bison, and wild boars, with authorities advising against venturing out after dark.
NBRI Names Gladiolus After Botanist Palpu Pushpangadan
The National Botanical Research Institute in Lucknow has unveiled a new gladiolus variety named 'NBRI-Pushpangadan' in tribute to its former director, the late Padma Shri awardee Palpu Pushpangadan, during its annual flower show.
Kolkata Viral Outbreak: Cough, Fever Cases Surge
Thousands in Kolkata suffer from cough, fever, and sore throat due to viral infections triggered by temperature fluctuations. Doctors warn of continued spread until weather stabilizes.
Odisha Man Pedals Rickshaw 300 km for Wife's Treatment
A 70-year-old rickshaw puller in Odisha cycled 300 km from Sambalpur to Cuttack in bone-chilling cold to get his wife medical care, highlighting healthcare access issues for the poor.
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