Study: Human Bodies Move After Death During Decomposition
New research from Australia's AFTER body farm shows human remains shift positions naturally during decomposition, challenging forensic assumptions and improving death timeline estimates.
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Medical Drone Makes Emergency Landing in Andhra Pradesh Villages
A Redwing UAV for emergency medical services performed a precautionary landing in Alluri Sitharama Raju district, causing initial panic among villagers before the team explained the technical issue.
Saba Azad Hospitalized After Cyclospora Infection
Actress Saba Azad reveals her harrowing battle with a Cyclospora infection, losing 4 kg in 14 days. She issues a public warning on food safety and hygiene practices.
Hearing Loss Over a Week? Expert Doctors Answer Key Questions
Leading medical specialists respond to reader queries about persistent hearing loss, offering evidence-based advice on when to seek help and what steps to take for proper diagnosis and treatment.
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Eye Cancer Detection Improves in Hyderabad, Challenges Remain
Hyderabad doctors report a shift towards earlier eye cancer diagnosis due to better awareness and referrals, though delays and advanced cases, especially in children, still pose significant challenges.
Medical Bodies Condemn Assault on Paediatrician in Nirmal
Medical associations strongly condemned the alleged assault on paediatrician Dr Santosh Raj at a Nirmal hospital, calling for strict action against perpetrators and enhanced protection for healthcare workers.
Y Chromosome Loss in Men Linked to Health Dangers
Recent scientific studies indicate that the loss of Y chromosomes in elderly men is not harmless, but significantly increases risks of cancer and heart disease, challenging previous assumptions.
Major Progress Announced for First Ever Diabetes Tablet
Scientists report being very close to developing the first-ever oral tablet for diabetes, a breakthrough that could revolutionize treatment by replacing injections with a simple pill.
Short Circuit Panic at Bhopal Hospital NICU, All Infants Safe
A short circuit outside the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Government Medical College in Bhopal caused smoke and panic, with relatives rushing to evacuate newborns. Hospital authorities confirm all infants are safe.
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Kolkata Metro Railway Marks World Kidney Day with Health Program
Metro Railway Kolkata organized a World Kidney Day awareness program at Tapan Sinha Memorial Hospital, focusing on preventive care and early detection of kidney diseases.
Gene Failure in Leukemia: Study Explains Treatment Resistance
University of Chicago research identifies TP53 gene mutations as key driver of leukemia relapse. The study explains why standard chemotherapy often fails and how cancer cells adapt to evade newer immunotherapies.
Prayagraj's First Kidney Transplant Saves Young Man, Ends Metro Travel
Swaroop Rani Nehru Hospital in Prayagraj successfully performed its first kidney transplant, a mother-to-son surgery, offering local treatment and ending costly metro travel for patients.
Chennai Hospital Uses Advanced Heart Device to Save Patient
Madras Medical Mission in Chennai successfully treated a 42-year-old heart failure patient with a new left ventricular assist device that is 35% cheaper, more efficient, and reduces infection risks.
Dr. Prabha Chandra Named NIMHANS Director in Bengaluru
Dr. Prabha Chandra has officially taken charge as the new director of the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) in Bengaluru, bringing extensive experience in psychiatry and mental health leadership.
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UK Cardiologist Starts India Tour at PGIMER Chandigarh
UK-based cardiologist Dr Dhiraj Gupta has launched his India tour from PGIMER Chandigarh, performing atrial fibrillation procedures and training local doctors at no cost to expand access and build capacity in cardiac care.
First Robotic Colon Cancer Surgery at Tanda Medical College
Dr. Rajendra Prasad Government Medical College in Tanda, Himachal Pradesh, achieves a healthcare milestone by performing its first robotic hemicolectomy for colon cancer, led by Dr. Mahender Rana and his team.
Robotic Surgery on Toddler with Rare Disease in Saudi Arabia
Surgeons in Saudi Arabia successfully performed a complex robotic procedure on a 2-year-old child with Hirschsprung's disease, using advanced technology to navigate delicate anatomy and improve treatment outcomes.
Stool Test May Diagnose Missed Cause of Chronic Diarrhoea
A new study by AIIMS researchers finds that measuring bile acids in a single stool sample can accurately diagnose bile acid malabsorption, a commonly overlooked condition in chronic diarrhoea patients.
Delhi Hospital Performs Kidney Transplant on HIV-Positive Patient
Doctors at Max Hospital Patparganj in Delhi have successfully performed a living donor kidney transplant on a 43-year-old HIV-positive patient from Ethiopia with end-stage renal disease, marking a significant medical advancement.
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Ganga Hospital Plastic Surgery: Global Training Epicenter for Surgeons
Ganga Hospital in Coimbatore has become a global epicenter for surgical education, attracting over 3,500 surgeons from 89 countries. Its Plastic Surgery Department offers world-class training in microsurgery and reconstructive techniques.
Jaw Deformity & Swelling Could Signal Rare Oral Tumour
Dental specialists caution that persistent jaw deformity with swelling may indicate a rare odontogenic tumour. Experts emphasize early diagnosis and treatment to prevent serious complications.
Human Eggs Choose Sperm in Microscopic 'Mate Choice' Discovery
Groundbreaking research reveals human eggs actively select sperm through chemical signals, a microscopic form of 'mate choice' that influences fertilization and genetic outcomes.
First Teen Endoscopic Spine Surgery: 16-Year-Old Walks Pain-Free
In a medical breakthrough, Dr. Rahul Kumar performed the region's first endoscopic spine surgery on a 16-year-old girl, enabling her to walk pain-free within 24 hours after an 18-month ordeal.
Doctor Faces Legal Notice Over ORS Product Criticism
A Hyderabad paediatrician receives legal notice from pharmaceutical firms for making 'false and defamatory' remarks about ORS-like products on social media, raising public health concerns.
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How Mosquitoes Use Visual and Chemical Cues to Target Humans
A groundbreaking study published in ScienceAdvances explains how mosquitoes combine visual contrast and carbon dioxide detection to locate human hosts, offering insights for better control methods.
Woman Survives Lung Clot Caused by Giant Uterine Fibroid
A 40-60 year old woman's subtle symptoms led to a critical pulmonary embolism from a massive uterine fibroid. Coordinated medical intervention saved her life.
Gurgaon Girl Saved from Amputation After Dog Attack
A five-year-old girl in Gurgaon underwent emergency vascular surgery after a stray dog attack severely damaged her leg artery. Doctors successfully reconstructed the vessel, preventing gangrene and amputation, and expect her to walk again.
Prayagraj Hospital Uses Subvastus Approach for Knee Replacement
Doctors at Swaroop Rani Nehru Hospital in Prayagraj successfully performed a Total Knee Replacement surgery on a 60-year-old patient using the muscle-sparing Subvastus Approach technique, enabling faster recovery.
BITS Pilani Study: Enzyme Boosts Antibiotics Against Biofilms
Researchers at BITS Pilani Hyderabad discover that combining cellulase enzyme with antibiotics like streptomycin significantly improves effectiveness against persistent bacterial biofilms, potentially reducing infection relapse.
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Bharuch Girl Swallows Metal Pin, Saved by SSG Hospital Surgery
A 13-year-old girl from Bharuch accidentally swallowed a metal pin at home. Doctors at SSG Hospital performed emergency videolaryngoscopy to remove it, preventing a life-threatening airway obstruction.
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