CDSCO flags 2 drugs as spurious, another 111 fail quality test
The Central Drugs Laboratories have identified 41 Drug Samples to be ‘Not of Standard Quality’ (NSQ) and State Drugs Testing Laboratories have identified 70 Drugs Samples as Not of Standard Quality (NSQ) for the month of...
India committed to be malaria-free by 2030: Health ministry
The latest World Malaria Report 2024, released by the World Health Organization (WHO), has celebrates Indias significant progress. Indias achievements include a significant reduction in malaria cases and malaria-related...
Centre to provide 30% subsidy on electric ambulances
The centre is preparing a draft to provide up to 30% subsidy of the cost of producing electric ambulances to encourage local manufacturing, officials said.Towards this, the Centre is preparing guidelines for...
Why north India faces severe pollution and south lesser level, study explains
Pollution in east, north and central Indian cities primarily comes from residential and transportationsectors, while in western India, industry and energy are the main contributors to local PM2.5 pollution, a study has...
Despite treatment under National Elimination Program, people incur ‘catastrophic’ costs on TB
Despite free tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment under India’s National TB Elimination Program, nearly half the infected people incur “catastrophic” costs due to a loss in wages and hospitalisation, a...
Myth vs Fact on Constipation: Reminder for often ignored health issue
December marks World Constipation Month, a timely opportunity to address constipation—a commonly overlooked yet widespread health concern. Despite its prevalence, over 90% of those affected remain unaware of the underlying...
Diarrhea main killer of kids under 5, adults above 70: Study
Diarrhea remains one of the leading killers of children under five and the elderly, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, despite significant progress in reducing global deaths from the disease, a study has...
Healthy population fuels productivity, drives economic growth: Union Health Secretary
Union Health Secretary Punya Salila Srivastava on Thursday said that healthcare is not only a social imperative but also an economic necessity, underscoring that a healthy population fuels productivity, drives economic...
NEET-UG exam soon to shift from offline to online, NTA to undergo re-structuring
Union Education and Health ministries are working on a proposal to switch the medical entrance NEET-UG from offline to online mode besides restructuring the testing body NTA which was recently in news for alleged...
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