Vaping Craze: Smoke and Mirrors in Ludhiana
The vaping trend is rising among Ludhiana's youth, but experts warn of health risks and addiction. This article explores the smoke and mirrors behind the craze.
Category : Public Health
India on Alert After Suspected Ebola Cases, No Infection Confirmed
Health authorities in India have intensified airport surveillance and quarantine measures after suspected Ebola cases in Bengaluru and Gujarat, though no infection has been confirmed. A Ugandan woman tested negative, while a Gujarat case is under investig
India's Sex Ratio at Birth Improves Marginally
India's sex ratio at birth (SRB) has risen to 918 girls per 1,000 boys in 2022-24 from a low of 896 in 2015-17, but remains far below the natural level of 952, indicating the missing girls problem persists.
India Steps Up Ebola Screening as Suspected Cases Test Negative
Health authorities in India have intensified airport screening and quarantine measures after suspected Ebola cases in Bengaluru and Gujarat, though no infection has been confirmed yet.
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India's Heatwaves Push Human Body to Limits, Doctor Urges Precautions
India's heatwaves are intensifying, causing dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heatstroke. Doctors recommend urgent precautions, especially for children, elderly, and outdoor workers.
UP Govt Mandates Menstrual Hygiene Clubs in Schools
Uttar Pradesh government directs all state-run upper primary and composite schools to form Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) Clubs to promote awareness and provide free sanitary napkins.
UP Expands Menstrual Hygiene Initiative to 7004 Schools
Uttar Pradesh government expands the Swachh Garima Vidyalaya initiative to 7,004 schools across all 75 districts, ensuring menstrual hygiene facilities and trained teachers for girl students.
C-Section Rates in Maharashtra Private Hospitals Double in 5 Years
Maharashtra's private hospitals see C-section rates surge from 24% to 56% in five years, five times the WHO benchmark, sparking concerns over profit-driven surgeries.
Experts Demand Safe Workplaces for Emergency Healthcare Workers
On World Emergency Medicine Day 2026, experts called for safe working environments for healthcare workers, with SACTEM organizing events across multiple cities to highlight violence prevention and emergency care strengthening.
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Goa Health Spending Rs 1,527 Crore, Per Capita Rs 7,635
Goa allocated Rs 1,527 crore to public health in 2022-23, with per capita expenditure of Rs 7,635, nearly three times the national average, according to NHA data.
Ahmedabad Residents Block Road Over Polluted Water Supply
Residents of Punjavala ni Chali in Khokhra, Ahmedabad, blocked traffic for hours on Wednesday to protest against polluted drinking water supply, demanding immediate clean water from authorities.
Ludhiana Drain Overflow Sparks Health Fears Ahead of Monsoon
Sewage overflow from a seasonal drain in Ludhiana's Dhoka Mohalla has created a stagnant pool of blackwater, sparking health concerns. Residents threaten protests if authorities fail to clear the blockage within a week.
Infant Deaths in Trichy Hit Four-Year Low, Teen Pregnancies Worry
Trichy's infant mortality rate drops to 9.5 per 1,000 live births, but stagnant maternal mortality and high teenage pregnancies remain concerns.
Ebola Surveillance Begins in Maharashtra, Mumbai BMC Alert
Maharashtra launches Ebola surveillance after WHO declares emergency. Mumbai's Kasturba Hospital designated isolation centre; airport screening intensified.
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Uttarakhand SOP Caps Horses, Mules on Pilgrim Routes
Uttarakhand animal husbandry department issues new SOP limiting equine movement on Kedarnath, Yamunotri, Hemkund Sahib, and Adi Kailash routes to prevent cruelty and overloading.
Ayushman Bharat Dialysis Centre Faces Suspension After Raid
A dialysis centre under Ayushman Bharat at Arihant Hospital faces suspension after a state inspection found severe lapses in patient care, unqualified staff, and poor infection control.
Fire at Bengaluru Hospital, 15 Patients Shifted Safely
A fire broke out at Aveksha Hospital in north Bengaluru early Wednesday, prompting the safe evacuation of 15 patients. No casualties were reported.
Allahabad HC Appreciates Land Allotment for SRN Hospital Expansion
The Allahabad High Court appreciated the UP government's move to provide additional land for the expansion of Swaroop Rani Nehru Hospital, addressing medical needs of patients from Prayagraj and nearby districts.
Unicef, Aaina Host Creative Voices for Menstrual Rights in Bhubaneswar
Unicef and Aaina organized 'Creative Voices for Menstrual Rights and Dignity' in Bhubaneswar to use art and storytelling to break stigma around menstruation and promote dignity and equality.
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Buxar headmasters oppose mental health seminar amid heatwave
Around 1,192 headmasters in Buxar raise concerns over a directive to hold parent-teacher seminars on mental health on May 30 during a severe heatwave, with classes already suspended.
HIV scare in MP: 41 blood donors untraceable, 15 refuse tests
Nearly six months after six thalassemia children in Satna tested HIV positive, 41 blood donors remain untraceable and 15 refuse testing, raising fears of undetected spread.
Fortified Rice Struggles for Open Market Acceptance
Fortified rice, distributed via PDS, faces low acceptance in open market due to limited awareness and manufacturer efforts. Experts highlight its role in tackling nutrient deficiencies in India.
AP Faces Severe Power Cuts, Public Anger Mounts
Large parts of Andhra Pradesh suffer prolonged power outages lasting up to 72 hours, triggering public anger. Despite minister's assurances, residents face sleepless nights, disrupted water supply, and medical emergencies.
Karnal Police Set Up Chhabil for Heat-Stricken Commuters
Karnal police set up a chhabil (water stall) to provide relief to commuters amid the intense heatwave, offering water and ORS to prevent heat-related illnesses.
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Thyroid Issues Raise Miscarriage Risk, Say Fertility Experts
Fertility experts warn that even minor thyroid hormone fluctuations can significantly increase the risk of miscarriage or fetal death in pregnant women.
Ebola: Doctor Cautions Against Misinformation, Urges Vigilance
As Ebola resurfaces with Bundibugyo strain, a doctor warns against panic and misinformation, emphasizing the need for heightened public health vigilance.
Burnout’s Hidden Toll on Our Body: Chronic Stress
Burnout silently impacts sleep, immunity, heart health, and mental wellbeing. Learn how chronic stress affects the body and why women may experience it differently.
KDMC Files Over 100 Cases for Open Garbage Dumping in 15 Days
Kalyan-Dombivli Municipal Corporation intensifies crackdown on open garbage dumping, registering over 100 cases in 15 days to improve cleanliness and public health.
Punjab Sehat Yojana: Cashless Care for Fever Patients
The Bhagwant Mann government's Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojana ensures cashless treatment for thousands amid rising seasonal fever cases in Punjab, benefiting over 1.7 crore families.
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Ugandan Woman Negative for Ebola in Karnataka
Karnataka Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao confirmed that a Ugandan woman suspected of having Ebola has tested negative, allaying fears.
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