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India is producing more health research. The bigger question is: how much of it is reaching patients?

BMJ Research Forum South Asia 2026 will bring researchers, clinicians, policymakers and healthcare leaders together to examine how evidence can be translated into better healthcare ....
Aug 27

India’s first adaptive deep brain stimulation performed at Apollo Hospitals Chennai

Announced on the occasion of World Parkinson’s Day, underscoring the need for awareness and timely access to advanced therapies....
Apr 10

Addiction, Appetite, and the Brain: The Science of Craving And the Drug That Might Turn It Down

A medication initially designed to regulate blood sugar eventually transformed the management of obesity. Now it may hold clues to understanding the biological roots of ...
Mar 10

The Weight-Loss Injection Illusion: What Happens When the Miracle Jabs Stop Working?

Medical innovation has provided powerful tools to address one of the world’s most pressing health challenges. But the path to lasting wellness still requires ...
Mar 07

India’s Girls Are Anaemic Before Adulthood: Why Our Battle Against Anaemia Needs a Reset

Anaemia reduction cannot rely solely on pills handed out through overstretched systems. It requires finding people where they live, understanding their actual health status, and ...
Jan 07

The Dangerous Myth of Moderate Drinking and India’s Mouth Cancer Epidemic

Cutting down or quitting alcohol is not just about avoiding liver disease or accidents. It may be a crucial step in reducing cancer risk, even ...
Dec 27

CARE Hospitals, Visakhapatnam, Performs Andhra Pradesh’s First Robotic-Assisted Cardiac Bypass Surgery

CARE Hospitals, Visakhapatnam, has achieved a historic milestone with the successful completion of Andhra Pradesh’s first robotic-assisted coronary artery bypass surgery....
Sep 27

New guidelines for monitoring IBD patients to prevent bowel cancer

Researchers and clinicians have developed major new guidelines for the monitoring of patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) to prevent them going on to develop ...
Jun 17

Type 2 Diabetes Under Attack: The Unexpected Power of Wearable Tech

As research continues to explore the benefits of digital health interventions, it is clear that the future of diabetes care lies at the intersection of ...
Mar 28

Is Your Saree Hurting You? How Tight Waist Petticoats Could Trigger Skin Cancer

The cases of petticoat cancer highlight the hidden dangers of tightly tied waist cords, urging women to prioritize their health without compromising their cultural identity....
Nov 16

Twist Teams Up with MedGenome in India to Diagnose Rare Diseases

HOPE for Rare Diseases Program provides access to genome sequencing tests for underprivileged patients....
Sep 26

Twist Teams Up with MedGenome in India to Diagnose Rare Diseases

HOPE for Rare Diseases Program provides access to genome sequencing tests for underprivileged patients....
Sep 26

Reducing the Risk of Childbirth Injuries: The Role of Lateral Episiotomy

The EVA trial has opened new avenues for improving the safety of childbirth for first-time mothers, particularly those requiring instrumental assistance....
Jun 20

Is Omega-3 Fatty Acid and Fish Oil Good for Your Heart? Recent Study Suggest Mixed Results

While they may offer advantages for individuals with existing cardiovascular conditions, they could pose risks for those without such conditions....
Jun 05

The Dangers of Ultra-Processed Foods: A 30-Year Study Raises Alarms

While these foods offer convenience and taste, their health risks cannot be ignored. By making informed choices and promoting healthier eating habits, we can reduce ...
May 15

Challenges of Child Growth at High Altitudes: New Study Reveals Impact

By prioritizing evidence-based interventions and policies tailored to the unique needs of these localities, we can chart a course toward fostering robust growth and ...
Apr 26

The Silent Battle of Princess Catherine: Early-Onset Cancer and Its Impact on Young Lives

Efforts to address early-onset cancer require a multifaceted approach, including promoting healthier dietary habits, reducing exposure to environmental toxins, and enhancing early detection and ...
Mar 23

Viatris Receives Global Minimized Risk of Antimicrobial Resistance Certification, Advancing its Commitment to Responsible Antibiotic Production

Aurangabad, India site is the country’s first pharmaceutical facility, and first in Viatris’ network, to meet new British Standards Institution (BSI) Kitemark certification ...
Feb 20

The greatest social impact initiative

36 Dialysis Machines at Mahavir and Ramdevrao Hospitals were replaced with new and advanced machines meant for Dialysis services offered at a subsidised price @ Rs ...
Dec 24

Does overuse of headphones cause temporary or permanent loss of hearing?

Overexposure to loud music or overusing headphones can cause irreversible damage to the nerves, resulting in temporary or permanent loss of hearing. Follow these precautions ...
Jan 18

The right way to brush your teeth

Do you know the right way of brushing? Here are some tips for brushing as improper brushing can lead to periodontal diseases. ...
Mar 23

20 mins of daily exercise at 70 may best stave off major heart disease in late old age

Any physical activity is better late than never but earlier in older age, better still ...
Feb 21

Oestrogen levels linked to risk of COVID-19 death in older women

It May be worth exploring hormone therapy to reduce infection severity, say, researchers ...
Feb 21

Study suggests increased risk of mental health disorders after covid-19 infection

Tackling mental health disorders among survivors of covid-19 should be a priority, say, researchers ...
Feb 21

Illegal use of amphetamine (‘speed’) use linked to 5-fold heightened risk of psychosis

Risk evident across all age groups, especially among women and serial offenders ...
Feb 21

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