Fatty Liver in 50% of Kids at KGMU OPD, Doctors Warn
A KGMU survey reveals nearly 50% of children with liver issues have fatty liver, linked to screen time and fast food. Experts urge early lifestyle changes to prevent serious disease.
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Bengaluru HPV Vaccination Crosses 1.5 Lakh Mark
The administration of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in Bengaluru has successfully crossed the significant milestone of 1.5 lakh doses, marking a major achievement in public health efforts to prevent cervical cancer.
Silent Liver Disease Epidemic Hits India's Youth: Experts Warn
On World Liver Day, hepatologists reveal a sharp rise in metabolic liver disease among children, including slim kids. Early lifestyle changes can reverse this ticking time bomb.
Ahmedabad Yellow Heat Alert: AMC Issues Precautions for 42°C Temperatures
The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has declared a Yellow Alert from April 19-25 as IMD forecasts temperatures reaching 42°C. Officials advise hydration, avoiding outdoor activities during peak hours, and special care for vulnerable groups.
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145 Kurukshetra Panchayats Declared TB-Free in Haryana
In a significant public health achievement, 145 panchayats in Haryana's Kurukshetra district have been officially declared tuberculosis-free, marking progress in India's fight against the disease.
Ahmedabad: 11 Food Units Face Legal Action for Adulterated Paneer
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation's health department collected 250 food samples, finding 11 units using analogue paneer instead of milk paneer without informing customers. Legal proceedings initiated.
Liver Disease Surge in Young Adults: A Public Health Warning
On World Liver Day, specialists highlight a sharp increase in liver disease among young Indians, driven by lifestyle factors like poor diet and sedentary habits, with up to 68% prevalence in some studies.
Punjab Expands Liver Disease Screening and Cashless Treatment
Punjab enhances its Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojna to combat liver disease surge, with experts warning of rising cases due to lifestyle factors and hepatitis C.
Ranchi Mosquito Drive Targets Dengue Prevention
Ranchi Municipal Corporation initiates a comprehensive mosquito elimination campaign focusing on anti-larval spraying, fogging, and sanitation measures across key areas to prevent vector-borne diseases.
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AP Food Safety: Sample Collection Drops, Quality Issues Persist
Food safety enforcement in Andhra Pradesh shows declining sample collection over three years, with significant non-compliance rates. Experts call for consistent monitoring to protect public health.
India's Youth Weight Crisis: Over Half Under 30 Overweight
A new health report reveals over 50% of Indians under 30 are overweight or obese, driving early metabolic diseases. Experts warn of rising fatty liver and diabetes risks due to sedentary lifestyles and poor diets.
India's NCD Crisis Deepens, Lifestyle Management Missing
India faces a growing non-communicable disease crisis with over 50% of deaths from NCDs. Doctors warn that screening alone is insufficient, emphasizing the urgent need for sustained lifestyle management and systemic healthcare evolution.
India Approves First Dengue Vaccine for Public Health
India has approved its first dengue vaccine, marking a significant advancement in combating the mosquito-borne disease. This vaccine could provide crucial protection against dengue, potentially reducing cases and saving lives.
Third Drug Addict Found Dead in Kapurthala Village
A 30-year-old drug addict was found dead in Bagrian village, Kapurthala, marking the third such death in the area this month. The incident highlights Punjab's ongoing struggle with substance abuse.
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Kerala Heat Advisory: Avoid Sun 11am-3pm, Clinics Set Up
Kerala's health minister warns of severe heat, advising avoidance of direct sunlight from 11am to 3pm. Special heat stroke clinics established in hospitals to tackle health issues.
ASR District Drowning Incidents Prompt Safety Crackdown
Alluri Sitharama Raju district authorities implement emergency measures after multiple drowning deaths, focusing on warning systems, patrols, and public awareness to protect visitors at waterfalls and rivers.
Somwarpet Parents Demand Pediatrician Amid Chickenpox Outbreak
Parents in Somwarpet express alarm over rising chickenpox cases among children, demanding a permanent pediatric specialist at the government hospital as infections spread rapidly during summer.
Merchant Funds Nutritional Kits for 2,200 TB Patients
Bharat Prasad, a 48-year-old vegetable merchant from Simdega, has adopted 2,200 tuberculosis patients under PM-TBMBA, funding their nutritional kits for recovery.
Jharkhand Cervical Cancer Vaccine Drive Stalls at 1.26% Coverage
Jharkhand's 100-day free anti-cervical cancer vaccination drive for girls aged 14-15 is progressing slowly, with only 1.26% of the 320,803 target reached. Palamu district reports just 0.34% coverage amid parental hesitancy and misinformation.
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FSSAI Warns Against Toxic Fruit Ripening Chemicals in India
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India has issued a strict advisory banning calcium carbide and other harmful agents used for artificial fruit ripening, citing severe health risks.
Rajasthan Seals 6 Illegal Clinics After 7 Child Deaths
Rajasthan health authorities sealed six illegal clinics in Salumber district after seven children died due to delayed treatment. Officials say families relied on unqualified practitioners instead of government facilities.
IMA Opposes Rajasthan Health Scheme Shift to Insurance Model
The Indian Medical Association opposes Rajasthan's plan to transition RGHS to insurance, warning it could harm outpatient care and pharmacy services. Private hospitals protest unpaid dues and service suspensions.
OSCPCR Reviews Child Welfare in Kotia, Odisha
Babita Patra, OSCPCR Chairperson, assessed child development and nutrition services in Kotia panchayat, emphasizing maternal health and education for all children.
Water Crisis in Odisha Tribal Villages Due to Mining Contamination
Tribal women in Jajpur district trek long distances for water as chromite mining contaminates local sources. RWSS warns of health risks from toxic hexavalent chromium, while villagers use piped water for agriculture.
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Mysuru Leads State in Tobacco Enforcement: 2,871 Cases, Rs 4.7L Fines
Mysuru District Tobacco Control Cell booked 2,871 cases and collected Rs 4,69,500 in fines during a year-long COTPA enforcement drive from April 2025 to March 2026, emerging as Karnataka's top performer.
Karnataka Hospitals Must Report Minor Pregnancies Under POCSO
Karnataka has directed private hospitals to mandatorily report cases of underage pregnancies under the POCSO Act to address the high risks and challenges faced by teenagers.
1,200+ Amarnath Pilgrims Screened in Ludhiana in Two Days
In a major health initiative, more than 1,200 prospective Amarnath Yatra pilgrims underwent mandatory medical screening in Ludhiana over just two days, ensuring their fitness for the arduous Himalayan pilgrimage.
106 TB-Free Gram Panchayats Honored in Kaithal
In a significant public health achievement, 106 gram panchayats in Haryana's Kaithal district were honored for being declared tuberculosis-free. The event highlighted community-driven efforts and government initiatives in combating TB.
Odisha School Food Poisoning: 1 Dead, 100+ Ill (16.04.2026)
A Class 5 student died and over 100 fell ill after consuming food at a tribal residential school in Mayurbhanj, Odisha. The meal included fermented rice, sparking concerns about summer food safety.
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Digital Access Transforms India's Health & Hygiene Awareness
Mobile internet has revolutionized hygiene education in India, enabling informed choices about menstrual health, infant care, and personal hygiene across urban and rural households.
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