Extreme heat can kill by causing heat stroke, or aggravating cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, with ‌older people among the most vulnerable
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India’s health system has emerged as more self-reliant, accessible, affordable, modern and people-centric as compared to earlier times says Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
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As India approaches universal registration, greater attention should shift from overall completeness to identifying populations that may remain under-represented
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Clinical investigator associated with study at Alembic’s bioequivalence unit gets U.S. FDA warning letter
by AdminAlembic Pharmaceuticals on Monday said the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (U.S. FDA) has issued a warning letter to the clinical Investigator associated with …
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The district recording five leptospirosis deaths in the first 13 days of July, the highest in the State
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Amid reports of COVID-19 related deaths in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu’s Health Department has said there is no evidence that a highly virulent COVID-19 …
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Studies indicate that between 50% and 80% of women experience severe abdominal cramping, with a significant proportion reporting serious symptoms, affecting daily life. Yet only a small proportion seek …
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On the growing cancer burden, access to care and evolving treatments, this year’s scorching summer, and more
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Draft national health research policy proposes overhaul of India’s research ecosystem
by AdminPrepared by the Department of Health Research, the draft marks the first attempt at a unified national framework spanning biomedical science, clinical medicine, public …
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‘Donate a Memory’: Bengaluru-based Nightingales Medical Trust seeks vintage household items for India’s first integrated dementia care village
by AdminThe Trust said familiar objects from earlier decades can serve as powerful memory cues for people with dementia, helping stimulate recognition, encourage conversations, reduce …