Hidden Hunger: Iron Deficiency Impacts 2 Billion People
Iron deficiency is the world's top nutrient gap, affecting 1 in 4 people. Discover the causes, impacts, and solutions for hidden hunger and other key micronutrient deficiencies.
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32 Sick in Indore from Suspected Water Contamination
At least 32 people hospitalized in Indore after suspected water contamination. Health officials investigate the source as victims suffer from vomiting and diarrhea. Details inside.
New Study: 75% US Adults May Be Obese, Not 40%
A new study reveals over 75% of US adults may have obesity under new waist-based criteria, nearly double the BMI estimate. Researchers urge updated screening methods.
1-Year-Old Dies After Swallowing Stone in Malappuram
A one-year-old boy in Kerala died after choking on a stone, highlighting critical child safety risks. Learn why toddlers mouth objects and essential prevention tips for parents.
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32 Sick in Indore Suspected Water Contamination
At least 32 people hospitalized in Indore's Bhagirathpura area due to suspected water contamination. CM Mohan Yadav orders prompt treatment as samples sent for testing. Details inside.
Pesticide Use in Kashmir Orchards Linked to Brain Cancer
J&K lawmakers probe alarming link between decades of pesticide spraying in apple orchards and rising malignant brain tumour cases among farmers. Urgent safety measures needed.
Gurgaon Air Quality Remains 'Very Poor' for 2nd Day
Gurgaon's air quality index (AQI) remained in the 'very poor' zone at 318 on Monday, with Vikas Sadan recording the worst pollution. Experts warn of prolonged smog and health risks. Learn how to stay safe.
SGPGIMS Night Shelter Aids 500 in Lucknow Cold
SGPGIMS in Lucknow opens a temporary night shelter for patients and attendants during the cold wave. Over 500 used it on day one. Read how the UP govt initiative provides relief.
Chandigarh CCPCR advisory to stop minors accessing liquor
Chandigarh Commission for Child Rights issues advisory to Excise Dept ahead of New Year, urging strict checks to prevent minors from accessing alcohol & tobacco. Read the key measures.
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Rajasthan CM Cracks Down on RGHS Card Misuse
Rajasthan CM Bhajan Lal Sharma orders action against RGHS fraud. 1,032 cards blocked, 137 pharmacies suspended, and Rs 26.1 crore penalty imposed on hospitals. Read the full crackdown details.
Hyderabad Experts Back PM Modi's Warning on Antibiotic Resistance
Hyderabad's IFCAI welcomes PM Modi's focus on antimicrobial resistance in Mann Ki Baat, highlighting the urgent need to curb antibiotic misuse and strengthen infection control in India.
Sevak Project Trains Rural Women in Breast Cancer Detection
The Sevak Project trains rural women in self-breast exams, bridging a critical healthcare gap. Over 300 women in Gujarat, Bihar & Tamil Nadu have been empowered for early detection.
Ahmedabad AMC Tests Food at Kankaria Carnival 2025
Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation's Health Department collects food samples from 19 stalls at Kankaria Carnival 2025. Lab tests aim to ensure food safety standards. Read the full list of items and vendors checked.
Bengaluru's Victoria Hospital OPD Hours Extended to 8 PM
Victoria Hospital in Bengaluru plans evening OPD clinics from 4 PM to 8 PM following a state government directive to reduce overcrowding and improve healthcare access for its 700+ daily patients.
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Sabarimala Temple Opens for Makaravilakku Festival
Sabarimala temple opens for Makaravilakku festival at 5 pm Tuesday. Health dept deploys extensive medical facilities, ambulances & food safety teams for devotees. Details inside.
Vizag's 'No Helmet, No Petrol' Rule Starts 2026
Visakhapatnam police will deny petrol to helmetless bikers from 2026, aiming to reduce road fatalities. Over 50% of AP's 2023 road deaths were two-wheeler riders. Read the full plan.
Rabies Death in Bengaluru Highlights Failure to Administer RIG
A 12-year-old girl in Bengaluru died of rabies after a dog bite, despite vaccines. The case exposes the fatal gap in not administering mandatory Rabies Immunoglobulin (RIG). Read the full investigation.
AP Air Quality Panel Directs 11 Cities on Pollution Control
AP Air Quality Monitoring Committee chairman Kantilal Dande directs officials in 11 non-attainment cities to accelerate action under NCAP. Measures include strict PUC checks and road sweeping.
Visakhapatnam's 'Very Poor' Air Prompts Major Vehicle Emission Study
Visakhapatnam's air quality index (AQI) consistently breaches 300. The AP Pollution Control Board plans a comprehensive city-wide vehicular emission assessment to tackle pollution sources. Read more.
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Punjab Gives Rs 26 Crore Aid to Mothers for Maternal Health
Punjab government disburses over Rs 26 crore to 69,110 new & expecting mothers via DBT to improve maternal health & reduce mortality. Scheme offers tiered financial support.
Assam Hospital's 5-Year Zero Death Record in Snakebite Cases
Demow Rural Hospital in Assam achieves 5 consecutive years with zero snakebite fatalities. Discover the 'Demow Protocol' saving lives amid rising cases. Read the inspiring story.
Winter Fog Turns Deadly in Punjab, Claims Teen's Life
Thick winter fog in Amritsar led to a fatal motorcycle crash and a multi-vehicle pile-up. A newborn's body was also discovered abandoned. IMD forecasts light rain for relief.
AP Launches State-Level Task Force for Disease Control
Andhra Pradesh government forms a special task force with 24 experts to prevent outbreaks of dengue, malaria, TB and other communicable diseases. Read the full strategic plan.
Hazaribag Sahiyas on Indefinite Strike Over CHC Issues
Sahiyas in Hazaribag's Keredari block launch indefinite strike, alleging gross mismanagement at CHC. They burnt health minister's effigy over recent tubectomy surgery controversy. Read the full story.
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Rabies scare in UP village after funeral feast sparks panic
Over 250 residents in Bareilly's Pipraul village queue for anti-rabies vaccines amid fears of transmission through 'raita'. Health officials counsel villagers as experts clarify transmission risks.
Goa Seeks Stricter Laws to Protect Doctors from Violence
Health Secretary Yetindra Maralkar demands police training and legal amendments to address rising violence against doctors in Goa. New IMA President Dr. Shradha Patil champions neurodiversity in healthcare.
Doctor's Warning: Soft Drinks Damage Child Brain Development
Dr. Sayed Mujahid Husain details how Pepsi, Coke harm kids under 5. Learn the risks to brain, bones, gut & get healthy drink alternatives for parents.
How a Parasite in Raw Veggies Causes Seizures in Kids
Neurocysticercosis, a brain infection from tapeworm eggs, is a leading cause of seizures in children. Dr. Priyanka Sehrawat explains symptoms, prevention through food hygiene, and why it's often missed. Read to protect your child.
Flu Surge: CDC Recommends Antiviral Drugs for High-Risk Groups
US CDC recommends antiviral treatment for suspected or confirmed flu cases amid holiday surge. Know the priority groups and approved drug options like Oseltamivir and Baloxavir. Stay informed.
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India Pushes Back on Fake Rabies Vaccine Alerts from US, UK, Australia
US, UK, and Australia issue health alerts on fake Indian rabies vaccine Abhayrab. India's manufacturer rejects quality failure claims, stressing only one batch was counterfeit. Public health trust is at stake.
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