Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV): India reports first case of virus in Bengaluru
Amid the reports of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) creating panic situation in China, India also reported the first case of this virus in an eight-month-old baby in Bengaluru on Monday morning. The case was reported at the...
Joint Monitoring Group (JMG) meeting held on China’s Human Metapneumovirus
Amid the reports of rising cases of respiratory illnesses Human Metapneumovirus in China in the past few weeks, union health ministry on Saturday held a Joint Monitoring Group (JMG) meeting where experts from the World...
After China facing HMPV virus, USA sees outbreak of Rabbit Fever
While China is grappling with the HMVP virus, the United States is currently facing a significant health challenge with the outbreak of Rabbit Fever, also known as Tularemia. This disease is affecting both humans and...
Alert: Alarming level of nitrate levels found in groundwater of 440 districts in India
The Central Ground Water Board (CGWB), in a report, revealed an alarming level of nitrate levels in groundwater samples of 440 districts across India, with 20 per cent of them exceeding the permissible concentration. As much...
ICMR proposes revised version of National Essential Diagnostics List
The ICMR has proposed a revised version of the National Essential Diagnostics List (NEDL), which enumerates the minimum number of tests that should be available at various levels of healthcare facilities in the country. The...
Risk of heart attack rises in winter, expert explains how to care
Apart from the common cold and flu, the winters also poses threat to heart issues. The heart has to work twice as hard to pump oxygen throughout the body to keep you warm while the cold temperature causes the arteries to...
AIIMS mulling one-referral policy to enhance patient care
AIIMS has created a digital platform for a unified referral and teleconsultation network connecting all AIIMS facilities and other Institutes of National Importance (INIs), including JIPMER, Pondicherry, and PGI,...
Rising use of antibiotic leads Indian families to borrow money for treatment: ICMR
The Indian Medical Council of Research (ICMR) study has revealed that rampant use of antibiotic resistance has led the people in the country to borrow money for treatment. As per an ICMR study, the use of Antibiotic...
Medical panel of Dr Singh remembers him as ‘Epitome of courtesy and an obedient patient’
The former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh who recently took his last breath was an epitome of courtesy, remembers the doctors of his medical panel. Soon after becoming the prime minister, had himself carried a small table...
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...
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