WHO Hepatitis data in 2024 based on modelling, not actual surveillance: Govt
The data on hepatitis in the WHO Global Health Report 2024 is based on modelling and not actual surveillance, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Tuesday. Minister of State for Health Anupriya Patel was responding to a...
Delhi Health Budget: BJP govt earmarks 12,893 Cr, two medical colleges
In a bid to strengthen the healthcare infrastructure by expanding wellness centres and enhance the critical care services in the national capital, Delhi government on Tuesday allocated Rs 12,893 crore for the health sector...
Air pollution has deadly impact on cardiac health: experts
In an event ‘Illness to Wellness’ Summit held by ASSOCHAM Foundation for CSR, health experts highlighted how air pollution has become a very important factor leading to heart disease, surpassing the common perception...
Happy Mouth is a Happy Mind: Oral diseases most common noncommunicable
Health experts on World Oral Health Day observed on 20 March said oral health being a key indicator of overall health, well-being and quality of life. As per World Health Organisation, the oral diseases are among the most...
NEET PG Exam: Doctors’ association register disapproval for two-shifts paper
There is a lot of resentment among doctors and medical students across the country over the decision of the National Examination Board (NBE) to conduct the NEET PG exam in two shifts. The Doctors Association as well as the...
India’ premier hospital AIIMS facing acute shortage of staffs
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) is reeling under an acute shortage of staff, with 430 posts of doctors and 2,109 posts of faculty members lying vacant at the country’s premier medical institute....
PM Modi shares views on fasting during podcast with AI researcher Lex Fridman
In a podcast with world’s renowned AI researcher Lex Fridman, Prime minister Modi has revealed his insight on fasting. Earlier, showing the respect, Lex Fridman said that he had been fasting for “almost two days, 45...
4-Month-Old Baby Undergoes Rare, Life-Saving Minimal Access Surgery at AIIMS
A four-month-old baby boy from Delhi has successfully undergone a rare and life-saving minimally invasive lung surgery at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi. The infant was diagnosed with...
World Sleep Day: 53% experience sleep-related disorders without a consistent bedtime
Ahead of World Sleep Day, a survey has revealed that 53 per cent of respondents experience sleep-related issues when not following a consistent bedtime routine. The study further infers that adults actively follow bedtime...
World Kidney Day: Only 2% of Kidney patients gets transplant, thousands die waiting
As the world is observing Kidney Day, this is time for policy makers to think over the barriers for kidney donations. Despite India’s vast population and increasing medical advancements, deceased kidney donations remain...
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