India’s first kidney Auto-Transplant held for paediatric cancer in Uzbek Boy
In a ground-breaking medical achievement, Doctors at Fortis Escorts, Okhla, have successfully performed India’s first treatment of Bilateral Wilms Tumour (nephroblastoma), a rare and complex form of paediatric kidney...
Pet’s licking on your face can make you ill: Study
A new study has revealed that letting your household dogs or pets lick on your face can make you seriously ill. The scientists have revealed that household dogs could carry dangerous antibiotic-resistant Salmonella bacteria,...
Hair Fall: Know the causes and ways to manage
Hair fall is something almost everyone experiences at some point. Whether you’re noticing a few extra strands in your brush or a more significant change in volume, it’s natural to feel concerned. But before you...
Obesity: Lancet says focus on fat distribution, not just BMI
The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology Commission, a group of 58 leading experts from various medical specialties and countries, on Tuesday proposed a new approach to defining and diagnosing obesity. This approach goes...
Cardiologist explains why children mostly suffer cardiac arrest, elderly heart attack
Recently, an 8-year-old student of class 3 died due to cardiac arrest in her school on January 6. She collapsed in her classroom while showing her notebook to a teacher and was immediately rushed to the Hospital. However,...
Ahead of Budget, healthcare industry expects focus on research, AI-driven diagnostics
Ahead of the Union Budget for the financial year 2025-26 to be presented by on February 1, 2025, by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, health care industry experts are putting forward their demands from the government. As...
Toxic semen from male mosquitoes can kills females one: Study
A novel and innovative technique has been found by scientists that could curb the spread of diseases such as malaria and dengue. Australian scientists said that genetically engineered mosquitoes with ‘toxic...
A glass of milk every day can lower cancer risk by 17%: Study
A recent study has revealed that a big glass of milk every day can help lower bowel cancer risk by 17%. The study published in Nature Communications conducted by University of Oxford researchers has said that an...
Indian media’s hassle over HMPV and actual concern, experts say ‘not new and no panic’
It was the first week of 2025 on Jan 6 when Indian media reported about the outbreak of new virus and by the evening all mainstream channels were filled with flashing the breaking news with the number of cases being reported...
After India reports five HMPV cases, health ministry reviews situation with states
After India reported total five cases of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) infections among infants in last 24 hrs in country, Union health secretary Ms. Punya Salila Srivastava chaired a meeting with States/UTs to review the...
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