Unexpected rise in levels of nitrogenous compounds like NO2 in Delhi air: ICMR
A multisite study conducted at five places in Delhi by the Indian Council of Medical Research has found an increase in wheezing and emergency visits associated with rise in levels of nitrogenous compounds like NO2, Union...
Health ministry launches 100-day campaign to reduce TB incidence and mortality
As the centre on Saturday launched a 100-day intensified nationwide campaign to reduce the burden of TB incidence and mortality across the country, Prime minister Narendra Modi said the fight against TB has got stronger. He...
Disability Day: Empowering Thalassemia Patients Through Stem Cell Transplants
Thalassemia, classified as a disability under India’s Person with Disabilities Act, presents one of the most severe genetic challenges in the country. While we promote the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities...
Filmmaker Boney Kapoor to introduce reel on Hepatitis awareness in movie prologues
Renowned Bollywood filmmaker Boney Kapoor has vowed to introduce a short awareness film on hepatitis as a prologue in feature films screened across the nation. His announcement came during the 27th Hepatitis Day celebrations...
What is Brain Rot: Know everything about Oxford’s ‘Word of the Year 2024’
The Oxford University of Britain announces the ‘Word of the Year’ yearly. The university selects those words which have been discussed the most keeping in mind the current era. Oxford University has chosen the...
FSSAI put bottled water in high risk category
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has reclassified packaged drinking/mineral water under the ‘high-risk’ food category, mandating annual third-party food safety audits. The move is effective...
Workplace Stress and Burnout Rate Reaching Critical Levels for Indian Employees: Experts
Doctors and specialists at Amrita Hospital, Faridabad have brought to light the alarming levels of occupational stress and burnout experienced by Indian employees. The 2024 Gallup State of Global Workplace Report...
Delhi reports first case of Japanese Encephalitis
The national capital has reported an ‘isolated’ case of Japanese Encephalitis (JE) in a 72-year-old man from West Delhi. An official source said he was admitted to All India Institute of Medical Sciences following chest...
90 drug samples tested in October found not of standard quality
The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation found 56 drug samples tested in the central drug laboratories in October as not of standard quality (NSQ). Besides, 34 drug samples tested by state drug regulators have also...
After Tata Memorial, AIIMS oncology experts raises question over Sidhu’s cancer cure claims
Following a statement from Tata Memorial Centre, Dr. Abhishek Shankar, a senior oncologist from AIIMS Delhi, has written an open letter to Navjot Singh Sidhu, raising serious concerns about his recent claims regarding his...
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