It’s a transformative moment for hormones. And kind of a weird one.
The 19thby Orion Rummler·2 Sept 2026
Dr. Heather Hirsch realized that she had to stop following politics as closely after the pandemic and 2020 election. It was hurting her mental health.
Nepal Flood Crisis: India sends 5.5 tonnes of medicines, 11-member rescue team
India Newsby Varsha Agarwal·2 Sept 2026
INDIA India has already dispatched a total of 68.5 tonnes of relief materials to Nepal, along with a team of doctors and paramedics, as well as a technical contingent along with equipment for...
‘If there’s a will, there's a way': FSSAI CEO praises Maharashtra FDA's Tukaram Mundhe
Hindustan Timesby Sana Fazili·2 Sept 2026
‘If there’s a will, there's a way': FSSAI CEO praises Maharashtra FDA's Tukaram Mundhe FSSAI CEO Rajit Punhani said having a dedicated food safety commissioner in every state should now be...
Rising obesity among Indian women underscores need for preconception interventions
The Hinduby Bindu Shajan Perappadan·2 Sept 2026
Nearly one in three Indian women aged 15-49 years is now overweight or obese, up from one in four women five years ago, according to data released by the Central government.
ICMR-NIN study shows Vitamin D3 outperforms D2 in supporting muscles and heart
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·2 Sept 2026
ICMR-National Institute of Nutrition (ICMR-NIN), Hyderabad, researchers have found that vitamin D3 is more effective than vitamin D2 in maintaining and restoring muscle and heart function, at least...
Faith healing poses challenge to authorities as outbreak kills seven tribal children in Madhya Pradesh
The Hinduby Mehul Malpani·2 Sept 2026
Seven children have lost their lives and about 100 have fallen ill in some villages of the tribal community in Madhya Pradesh’s Balaghat district in about 45 days, due to an outbreak of monsoon...
Making transparency the foundation of trust in medicine
The Hinduby Vincent Arockiasamy·2 Sept 2026
India marked Doctors’ Day on July 1, but the occasion demands that we continue to look beyond well-deserved expressions of gratitude and reflect on the structural foundations that sustain public...
Lassa fever: Young adults most affected as Nigeria records 1,035 cases, 252 deaths
Premium Timesby Mariam Ileyemi·2 Sept 2026
People aged 21 to 30 years remain the predominant age group affected by Lassa fever in Nigeria, as the country recorded 1,035 confirmed cases and 252 deaths in 2026.
Why have people fallen sick after Chloroquine administration in Andhra Pradesh | Explained
The Hinduby Sumit Bhattacharjee·2 Sept 2026
On Tuesday (September 1, 2026) morning, the medical camp at Gollaguppa village in Yetapaka mandal of Polavaram district looked like any routine camp held across the agency areas of the undivided...
Alert as common antidepressant is 'out of stock' in the UK
Mail Onlineby Ciaran Foreman·2 Sept 2026
- READ MORE: Drug shortages 'some of the worst pharmacists have ever seen' - See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source A widely prescribed antidepressant is out of stock in the...
Visiting Helen Keller’s Birthplace While Deaf: What it Means to Navigate Accessibility
Literary Hubby Rachel Kolb·2 Sept 2026
Visiting Helen Keller’s Birthplace While Deaf: What it Means to Navigate Accessibility Rachel Kolb Explores the Contradictions of a Post-ADA World On a sticky Saturday morning in July, I stepped...
Keralam Child Rights Commission recommends elimination of sugar from Amrutham Mix, raises health concerns
The South Firstby South First Desk·2 Sept 2026
Keralam Child Rights Commission recommends elimination of sugar from Amrutham Mix, raises health concerns The commission directed the Director of the Women and Child Development Department to...
Healthcare tops the Democrats’ to-do list if they win control of the House in 2026
NBC Newsby Scott Wong·2 Sept 2026
WASHINGTON — Vying to become House speaker in a few months, Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries outlined four items on the agenda that he said would enjoy “uniform Democratic support” and advance the...
Gold ring scheme for newborn babies in Tamil Nadu: Doctors’ body flags high security, logistics costs
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau·2 Sept 2026
Gold custody, armed security, and bullion logistics are not core competencies of a Health Department, a government doctors’ association has pointed out, questioning the administrative burden and...
Living and surviving the Black woman’s curse
Premium Timesby Press Release·2 Sept 2026
From childbirth to menstruation, pain has often been treated as an unavoidable part of womanhood. It is regarded as something to be managed quietly rather than investigated.
Young hearts can fail too...
New Indian Expressby Dr Shyam Sasidharan·2 Sept 2026
According to a report by the World Health Organisation, India is responsible for one-fifth of global cardiovascular disease-related deaths.
Extra beds added to Darwin's ageing hospital as new ward welcome patients
ABC News Australiaby Oliver Chaseling·2 Sept 2026
In short: A newly opened, $24 million multi-purpose ward at the Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH) has welcomed its first patients.
Increase in children avoiding primary and secondary school due to anxiety
TheJournal.ieby Jane Moore·2 Sept 2026
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IN NUMBERS: What is the status of decades-long tuberculosis burden in PH?
Rapplerby Eirene Manatlao·2 Sept 2026
AT A GLANCE - Tuberculosis (TB) remains a significant public health issue in the Philippines, with the highest estimated incidence rate in Southeast Asia since 2013, leading to over 700,000 cases...
Delhi set to host first World Congress of Gastroenterology in India, around 3,000 delegates expected
New Indian Expressby Aditi Ray Chowdhury·2 Sept 2026
NEW DELHI: The national capital is set to host the first World Congress of Gastroenterology in India, with around 3,000 delegates from 51 countries expected to attend the four-day event from...
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