Why Alcohol Limits Differ for Men and Women
Discover the biological and physiological reasons behind different safe alcohol limits for men and women in India. Learn how body composition and metabolism affect risk.
Category : Public Health
Punjab AAP Clinics Offer Free Dog Bite, Rabies Treatment
Punjab's Aam Aadmi Clinics now offer complete dog bite treatment, including anti-rabies injections, free of cost. This public health initiative aims to make critical care accessible to all.
SGPGIMS, ESIS Lucknow hold health camp to improve scheme access
SGPGIMS & ESIS Lucknow organised a health screening camp & awareness session to bridge knowledge gaps, reduce out-of-pocket expenses for beneficiaries. Learn about the key challenges addressed.
30 blankets given to patient attendants in Lucknow winter drive
Inner Wheel Club provides warmth with blanket distribution at SGPGIMS's Ren Basera. Initiative highlights community support for patient attendants during cold winter nights.
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Deadly Aflatoxins in Milk: Punjab Sounds Alarm
Veterinary scientists warn that heat-resistant aflatoxins in milk pose a severe cancer risk. Learn why boiling fails and what new solutions are being developed to safeguard India's dairy.
Maharashtra Health Dept. Adopts Merit-Based Transfers
Maharashtra Health Minister Prakash Abitkar mandates transparent transfers based on performance rankings to curb corruption. New system to evaluate all districts and health institutions.
Girl, 14, killed in suspected tiger attack in UP's Maharajganj
A 14-year-old girl was found dead in a Maharajganj forest, with family alleging a tiger attack. The brutal incident has sparked panic in the village. Authorities are investigating.
Ludhiana's Water Safety Fails as Lab Closes
After Indore deaths, Ludhiana faces scrutiny. 369 tube wells unchlorinated, city lab shut. Officials promise fixes, but public urged to check pipes. Read the full investigation.
Nepalese man dies, 6 hospitalised in Dharwad suffocation
A Nepalese national died and six roommates were hospitalised in Dharwad after suspected suffocation from a coal stove. Police are investigating the tragic incident. Read for details.
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Pune HFMD Cases 2-3 Times Higher; Doctors Urge Isolation
Pune paediatricians report a sharp winter surge in HFMD, chickenpox & herpes. Cases are 2-3 times higher than usual. Doctors advise immediate isolation of symptomatic kids to curb spread.
72-Bed Satkaar Ghar for Elderly Opens in Mansa
Punjab's Social Security Minister inaugurates a state-of-the-art shelter home for senior citizens in Mansa, offering free care, medical aid, and recreation. Read about the new initiatives for the elderly.
Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad Air Quality Remains Very Poor
Noida's AQI recorded 348, staying in 'very poor' zone for 2nd day. Greater Noida at 338, Ghaziabad at 351. Check full pollution report and key findings here.
MLA Seeks Details on Wrong Blood Transfusions in Rajasthan
Ahead of the budget session, Kota South MLA Sandeep Sharma demands a five-year report on wrong blood transfusions in Rajasthan's government hospitals, including fatalities and government action. Read the full story.
Bengaluru's Poor Urban Design Sparks Health Crisis
Experts warn Bengaluru's traffic, air quality & lack of public spaces are causing a surge in diabetes, hypertension & mental health issues. Read how governance failures impact health.
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Varanasi: Sanitary Pads Given for Plastic Waste Collection
Varanasi launches a unique Swachh Bharat initiative: women receive sanitary pads in exchange for household plastic waste. A dual push for hygiene and a cleaner environment.
Gurgaon Air Quality 'Very Poor' for 2nd Consecutive Day
Gurgaon's air quality remains 'very poor' with AQI at 349. Sector 51 hits 'severe' levels at 403. Experts warn of no immediate relief due to weather conditions. Read for details and health advisory.
Ahmedabad bans bird, animal feeding at Sabarmati Riverfront
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation enforces a ban on feeding birds and animals at Sabarmati Riverfront to tackle littering and hygiene issues. Violators face fines under public health bylaws. Read more.
Jaundice Hits JNV Gurujang: 2 Staff Positive, 12 Students Recover
Two staff members at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Gurujang, test positive for jaundice. 12 students recover, but 62 were affected before school closure. Latest updates here.
Alert: Toxic Cough Syrup for Kids Found in Telangana
Telangana DCA warns public after CDSCO finds Ethylene Glycol in Almont-Kid syrup. Retailers told to freeze stocks immediately. Check your medicine.
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Bengaluru's Rakshak Rally: Keep Right Lane Clear for Ambulances
A walkathon in Bengaluru urged motorists to adopt a uniform rule: move left and keep the right lane clear for ambulances. This simple behavioural shift could drastically cut emergency response times and save thousands of lives on India's roads.
India's Death Certification Crisis: 4 in 5 Deaths Cause Unknown
A shocking study reveals only 22.5% of deaths in India have a medically certified cause, crippling public health planning. North India, including Delhi, lags severely. Discover the alarming consequences.
RSRM Hospital's broken lift, stretcher shortage troubles patients
Pregnant women at Chennai's historic RSRM Hospital struggle on ramps due to a defunct lift and stretcher shortage. Read about the infrastructural crisis affecting hundreds daily.
Odisha's Population-Based Cancer Registry Launch on Feb 4
Odisha government is set to roll out a population-based cancer registry across all districts from February 4. The initiative, backed by Tata Memorial Centre and NISER, aims to collect vital data to shape future cancer policies and research.
Amroha Acts on Industrial Pollution After Farmer Agitation
Amroha district launches a major drive against industrial pollution in Gajraula after farmers protest contaminated groundwater causing health and crop damage. Samples collected, strict action promised.
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Guwahati Water Quality Drive After Indore Contamination
Guwahati Jal Board launches a special water testing drive in South Central zone to ensure safe drinking water for 53,000 households. Read about the preventive measures and public safety initiative.
Dog Bites Cause Mental Trauma in 1 in 6: Study
A new study reveals dog bites cause PTSD & phobias in 1 in 6 victims, especially kids. Experts call for stricter leash laws and better public awareness. Read more.
Cop's 5-Year Mission: Serving Meals to Bhubaneswar's Needy
Odisha police constable Niranjan Nayak leads a volunteer group feeding 60-70 people daily in Bhubaneswar. His 5-year initiative, fueled by donations, brings hope to hospitals and bus stands.
Half of Delhi's Water Pipes Too Old, Risking Health
Alarming data reveals nearly 50% of Delhi's water pipelines are over 20 years old, causing leaks and contamination. Will the capital face an Indore-like crisis? Read the urgent report.
What Saved More Lives: Vaccines or Sanitation?
A doctor's question on X sparked a massive debate: what human invention saved the most lives? We explore vaccines, sanitation, fertilisers, and antibiotics. Discover the layered truth behind modern survival.
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Silent Risks of Cervical Health: Why Check-ups Matter
Cervical health often ignored due to fear & busy lives. Dr. Tripti Raheja explains why silent issues like HPV need proactive screening. January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month.
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