Air pollution reduces health gains from exercise: study
New research reveals toxic air, especially PM2.5, diminishes the life-extending benefits of physical activity. Learn how to protect your workouts in polluted cities like Delhi.
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Hidden Heavy Metals in Polluted Air Cause Fatigue, Brain Fog
India's air pollution carries toxic heavy metals like lead & mercury deep into your body, causing chronic fatigue, brain fog & health risks. Learn the signs and how to protect yourself.
New Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines Allow Self-Testing
The American Cancer Society has updated its cervical cancer screening guidelines, now recommending HPV tests every 5 years starting at age 25 and allowing self-collected samples for better access.
Delhi AQI Above 300, GRAP Stage III Active
Delhi's air quality remains 'very poor' with AQI above 300 in multiple areas. GRAP Stage III restrictions are enforced. Read for details on affected zones and health advisory.
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Mumbai Health Dept Collaborates with Influencers for Public Health
Mumbai's health department partners with 70+ digital influencers to amplify HIV awareness and other public health initiatives. A new strategy for the digital age.
Nagpur HC Acts on Noise Pollution, Flags Govt Inaction
Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court takes suo motu cognisance of rampant noise pollution, calling it a public health threat. It directs PIL registration to probe enforcement failures.
Telangana's 2025 Fire Deaths Hit 11-Year High at 163
Telangana reports its highest fire-related fatalities in over a decade, with 163 deaths and ₹865.7 crore in property damage in 2025. Experts blame ageing infrastructure and power surges. Read for safety insights.
Uttarakhand Village Imposes Heavy Fines to Curb Alcohol Abuse
Simkot village in Pithoragarh introduces strict community penalties, including Rs 50,000 fines and social boycott, to fight rising alcohol consumption and smuggling, aiming to protect youth and families.
Childhood hypertension doubles globally, driven by obesity
A major Lancet review reveals childhood hypertension has nearly doubled since 2000, affecting 4.3% of kids. Indian experts confirm the surge, linking it to junk food, screens, and stress. Learn the signs and why screening is crucial.
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UP Police Families Get Tata 1mg, Apollo & AYUSH Health Benefits
WAMA Saarthi signs MoUs with Tata 1mg & Apollo Hospital, launches AYUSH homeopathy camps for UP police families. A new chapter in healthcare security begins.
Sambhavna Trust Launches Bhopal Gas Tragedy Digital Archive
On the 41st anniversary of the Bhopal gas disaster, the Sambhavna Trust Clinic launched a comprehensive digital archive. This free repository offers vital information for researchers and survivors worldwide. Explore the history and ongoing impact.
No Permanent Vision Loss in MP Carbide Gun Cases: Govt
Madhya Pradesh government states no reported eye injuries from carbide guns during Diwali resulted in permanent blindness. Details on compensation still being gathered.
Chandigarh MC's Workshop on Waste Management for Youth
Chandigarh Municipal Corporation's 'Swachhata Ki Karyashala' at PU's Ankur School aimed to boost sustainable waste practices. Special Commissioner urged students to become cleanliness ambassadors.
Goa's HIV Success: No Mother-to-Child Cases in 2 Years
Goa reports negligible mother-to-child HIV transmission for two years, meeting key national AIDS control targets. Learn about the state's successful treatment and awareness initiatives.
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82% Rajasthan Govt Hospitals Skip Biometric Attendance
Shockingly, 82% of Rajasthan's govt hospitals flout central directives on biometric attendance. Health Minister Khimsar vows strict action and announces food courts for patients.
Vasai Gas Leak: Committee Probes Lapses, 1 Dead
VVCMC forms inquiry committee after chlorine gas leak in Vasai West kills a 59-year-old man. 18 hospitalized. No FIR yet, only ADR filed. Details inside.
Bihar MPs Unite for TB-Mukt Bharat in High-Level Meeting
Union Health Minister JP Nadda chairs a crucial meeting with Bihar MPs to accelerate the TB-Mukt Bharat Abhiyan. India sees a 21% decline in TB incidence, with Bihar playing a pivotal role. MPs commit to grassroots action.
500 Staff Fired from Assam's 108 Ambulance Service
GVK-EMRI terminates 500 employees from Assam's 108 ambulance service amid a strike. The staff union calls the move unlawful. Read about the crisis impacting emergency medical services.
Dhanbad Gas Leak: 2 Dead, 10,000 Face Evacuation
A suspected toxic gas leak from a closed mine in Dhanbad has claimed two lives, prompting plans to evacuate nearly 10,000 residents. Authorities are scrambling to contain the crisis. Read for live updates.
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Prayagraj Division: 272 Health Units Win Kayakalp Award
A total of 272 healthcare facilities in Prayagraj division received the Kayakalp Award for hygiene and infection control. Fatehpur leads with 86 awards. Discover the impact of this government initiative.
Stray Dog Bites 20 in Dahod's Ghughra Village, Sparks Panic
A stray dog's biting spree in Ghughra village, Dahod, has left 20 injured and residents in fear. Authorities urged to act swiftly. Read the full report on the escalating situation.
Chhattisgarh okays Rs 46.5 crore for new FDA lab in Nava Raipur
Chhattisgarh government sanctions Rs 46.49 crore for a new Integrated Food and Drug Testing Lab in Nava Raipur, set to boost annual sample testing capacity from 800 to 8000. Read more.
Trichy Flood Map Reveals High Risk for 2 Lakh Residents
Trichy district's flood-vulnerability mapping identifies 373 sq km as high-risk, affecting 2 lakh people. Officials plan mock drills and annual updates for monsoon preparedness.
91% Indians Feel Safer with Street Dogs: Survey
A new survey reveals most Indians find street dogs friendly and a crime deterrent. Learn how sterilization and compassion, not culling, are key to coexistence.
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Kajal Risks for Newborns: Doctor's Scientific Warning
Pediatrician Dr. Karthick Annamalai warns against using kajal on infants, citing lead, heavy metals, and infection risks. Science debunks cultural beliefs about eye protection and shaping.
1.77 Lakh Road Deaths in 2024, Highest Ever Recorded
India witnesses a grim milestone with 1.77 lakh road crash deaths in 2024, the highest annual toll. The Supreme Court directs states to boost SIR staff deployment. Read for details and analysis.
Viral Video Shows Used Diapers Hanging on Tree in Varanasi
A viral video from Varanasi showing a tree covered in used diapers ignites a nationwide conversation on waste disposal, civic responsibility, and community hygiene. Watch and join the discussion.
Child Deaths to Rise for First Time in Decades
A new report projects a tragic reversal in global child mortality, with 243,000 more under-5 deaths in 2025. Cuts in foreign health aid are a key driver. Read the full analysis.
NIRA Initiative: Eco-Friendly Menstrual Pads Launched in Baghpat
Baghpat district launches NIRA with UNICEF & Red Cross to provide reusable cotton pads, combating India's massive menstrual waste crisis. A sustainable step for health and environment.
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India's Healthcare Capacity Below WHO Standards: Govt
India's Health Ministry admits the country lags behind WHO's hospital bed benchmark. Despite expansion in medical seats, doctor and nurse shortages persist nationwide. Read the full report.
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