Questions over science swirl, but AYUSH stands firm
The Hinduby RUKMINI SHRINIVASAN4d ago
The Hindu . Yet, both schools of medicine form an integral part of India’s public health system, and their importance looks all set to grow.
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top 95%Food regulator orders Everest to recall cumin powder after finding unsafe levels of pesticides
Scroll.inby Scroll Staff4d ago
Food products manufacturer Everest has been directed to immediately recall a batch of its packaged cumin powder from the market after a food analysis report found that a sample collected from a...
Mum’s horrific discovery after seven years of agony
PerthNowby Zosia Melanczuk4d ago
US mum discovers surgical needle in her abdomen SEVEN YEARS after going under the knife for routine procedure A US mother who suffered years of unexplained abdominal pains claims to have made a...
Does SASSA R580 Child Support Grant cover the needs of kids?
The South Africanby Ray Leathern4d ago
Does SASSA R580 Child Support Grant cover the needs of kids? Is the SASSA R580 Child Support Grant doing enough to solve chronic malnutrition in South Africa?
Demand surges for Telehealth's ADHD assessments
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa4d ago
Demand surges for Telehealth's ADHD assessments Telehealth services are offering assessments for ADHD, as some people seeking a diagnosis for the condition don't want to wait months for an...
1.3K tested +ve for dengue in Chennai in September, GCC says cases on decline
New Indian Expressby Express News Service4d ago
CHENNAI: Dengue cases in Chennai have crossed 4,500 this year as 4,592 cases were reported till September, while officials claim the situation has stabilised and cases have started to decline.
Potty-training scheme to expand to more parts of England after city's success
BBC Newsby Kate McGough4d ago
- Published The number of children who were toilet-trained before starting school this year has increased significantly in a city where parents were given potty training guides with their first...
EXCLUSIVE: NMC not in favour of ‘one nation, one stipend’ for medical interns, but states can fix amount
ThePrintby Sneha Richhariya4d ago
New Delhi: There cannot be a fixed pan India stipend amount for medical interns, but states can explore fixing a stipend amount, made uniformly applicable to all medical colleges in that state, a...
CM Majhi says Odisha committed to drug-free India by 2029
New Indian Expressby Express News Service4d ago
BHUBANESWAR: Odisha is committed to meeting Union Home minister Amit Shah’s deadline of a drug-free India by the end of 2029, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi said on Sunday.
Death of Siberia plague-lab worker sparks global concern, Kremlin under fire for keeping mum
The South Firstby South First Desk4d ago
Death of Siberia plague-lab worker sparks global concern, Kremlin under fire for keeping mum Irkutsk officials initially described the illness as a "particularly dangerous infection," but Alexei...
Centre asks states to ensure hospitals follow national guidelines for brain death certification
New Indian Expressby Kavita Bajeli-Datt4d ago
NEW DELHI: The Centre has asked states to ensure that hospitals follow the national guidelines on brain stem death certification, which aim to strengthen and streamline organ transplantation...
120 influenza deaths reported in Keralam, 11,319 cases till Oct
New Indian Expressby Anna Jose4d ago
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Keralam has reported 120 influenza deaths so far this year, nearly three times the 43 fatalities in all of 2025, triggering public health concerns.
Fewer than 1 in 4 people with diabetes in India sustain diet advice for six months, experts say
The South Firstby Sumit Jha4d ago
Fewer than 1 in 4 people with diabetes in India sustain diet advice for six months, experts say The experts said Indian patients with type 2 diabetes have a distinct metabolic and dietary profile...
Advocates alarmed by southern colonoscopy delays
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa4d ago
New Health New Zealand wait-time statistics expose a stark regional divide in access to colonoscopies, patient advocates say.
Karnataka seeks centre's intervention over huge gaps in medicine prices
New Indian Expressby Gayathri M Kurup4d ago
BENGALURU: As the Karnataka government seeks central intervention over wide gaps between institutional procurement costs and the MRP of high-value medicines, pharmacists and drug trade...
Revealed: Why Gen Z think babies born today could live to 150...
Mail Onlineby Matthew Barbour4d ago
One in five young adults think babies born today could live to 150 and many are already experimenting with ice baths, extreme fasting and 'sleepmaxxing' in a bid to extend their own lives.
Health study shows the efficacy of drug treatments - Taipei Times
Taipei Times4d ago
A local public health study found that methadone maintenance treatment and needle and syringe programs are highly cost-effective in reducing HIV transmission, Centers for Disease Control (CDC)...
Scientists Find a Surprising Link Between Cats And Happiness Across 93 Countries
ScienceAlertby David Nield4d ago
If you're looking for a boost of household happiness, then you might want to consider getting yourself a cat.
Screen time limits not enough to tackle problematic social media use: experts - National | Globalnews.ca
globalnews.caby Globalnews Digital4d ago
Experts from around the world, including Canada, say the scale of digital technology use by children and youth is a public health issue that needs immediate action to prevent further harm.
NT government scrambles for Batchelor dialysis options ahead of YiSSA closure
ABC News Australiaby Felicity James4d ago
In short: The NT government has been exploring dialysis treatment options in the remote town of Batchelor, correspondence provided to the ABC shows.