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...
Black tumor removed from the brain of 72-year-old woman
A team of doctors have removed a rare and complex black brain tumor from the brain of a 72-year-old woman at a hospital. In October last year, the patient suffered loss of consciousness with right sided weakness, for which a...
Western lifestyle main cause for surge in Pancreatic Cancer in India: Experts
Pancreatic cancer has been on a steady rise over the last 5-10 years can be attributed to dietary shifts associated with Western lifestyles such as increased consumption of processed foods, high-fat diets, and sugary...
Alarming economic burden of TB treatment in four states of India: Study
A new study of 1,482 TB patients across four states – Assam, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, and West Bengal – has revealed shockingly high rates of catastrophic costs, with 30 per cent to 61 per cent experiencing...
Over 50% don’t seek medical advice for joint aches and Pain: Study
A survey conducted by healthcare provider Pristyn Care has unveiled a critical gap in awareness around bone and joint health among the Indian population. National Bone and Joint Day is celebrated in India every year to raise...
Indian Patent Office rejects J&J’s application for paediatric formulation of lifesaving TB drug
The Indian Patent Office has rejected the US pharmaceutical corporation Johnson & Johnson’s (J&J) application for a patent on the paediatric formulation of World Health Organization (WHO)-recommended TB drug...
Study finds two-way causal links between poverty, mental illnesses
Living in poverty could be causing mental illnesses and vice-versa, according to a study. While previous studies have shown a strong correlation between poverty and mental illness, researchers said that they have not been...
Nearly 50% Indian adults not physically active: Lancet study
In a shocking study by The Lancet, almost 50 per cent of adults in India engaged in insufficient levels of physical activity. The study published in The Lancet Global Health, more women in India (57%) were found to be...
Extreme heatwaves responsible for rise in mortality in India: Study
Ten cities from India – Delhi, Varanasi, Shimla, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Hyderabad and Bengaluru – were analised by the researchers to find out the effect on mortality by high intensity heat...
Exploring Diabetes Solution Beyond Insulin: Ayurveda’s Innovative Solutions for Diabetes
The global rise in diabetes prevalence is concerning, with numbers showing a sharp increase across different age groups and regions. Presently, around 246 million individuals have diabetes, with 46% falling between the ages...
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