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The Bloody Truth: Why Menstruation Is Still a Taboo in Indian Schools

Menstrual hygiene is not just a women’s issue, it’s a societal one and It affects education, health, and overall development...
Nov 19

International Men’s Day: A Celebration of Strength, Vulnerability, and Change

It’s not just a day to celebrate men; it’s a day to advocate for their well-being, highlight their struggles, and recognize their ...
Nov 19

Why Children in High-Risk Areas Are Paying the Price for TB Neglect?

TB remains a significant threat to children in high-burden regions, but it is a disease that can be controlled with the right interventions....
Nov 11

Delhi’s Air Crisis: How Toxic Air and Pollution Are Still Threatening Health and Life Quality

Solving these issues requires sustained effort, strategic planning, and unwavering commitment. The health and future of millions depend on it....
Nov 11

Digital Doctors and Village Heroes: Tackling Depression and Stigma in India’s Heartland

The SMART Mental Health Program represents a pioneering step towards making mental health care accessible and acceptable in rural India....
Nov 08

Beyond the X-ray: Celebrating the Pioneers of Radiography on World Radiography Day

Celebrating this day is about recognizing the importance of radiography in saving lives, reducing suffering, and enhancing our understanding of the human body....
Nov 08

Why Are Food Giants Pushing ‘Low-Star’ Nutrition on Low-Income Countries?

If multinational corporations truly value their global consumers, then it’s time for them to step up, bridge the nutritional divide, and offer fair, healthy ...
Nov 08

Why Are Rare Disease Patients Paying a Fortune When Local Production Could Save Lives?

The high cost of life-saving drugs shouldn’t force patients to choose between their health and financial stability....
Nov 07

Why Tuberculosis Is Still the World’s Leading Killer in 2024 And How We’re Failing to Stop It

The recent surge in cases serves as a reminder that TB is far from being eradicated and continues to claim millions of lives....
Nov 05

Invisible Shadows: The Growing Crisis of Corneal Blindness in India

It’s essential to recognize corneal blindness not just as a medical condition but as a social issue that demands a united, multi-level response...
Nov 05

Breathless in the Capital: Post-Diwali Smog Triggers Health Alarms in Delhi

The air quality crisis in Delhi is a reminder that our environment requires constant care....
Nov 04

A Race Against Time How World Stroke Day Highlights India’s Hidden Health Crisis

World Stroke Day reminds us that with knowledge, action, and commitment, it is possible to reduce the impact of strokes and save lives....
Oct 29

India’s Humanitarian Aid to Palestine Amid Middle Eastern Turmoil

India’s actions reflect a commitment to humanity, highlighting the role that nations can play in alleviating suffering and advocating for peace. ...
Oct 29

Toxic Threat in Chennai’s Tiruvottiyur School: Inside the Mystery Gas Leak That Left Students Hospitalized

Well-being of children is a shared responsibility that involves vigilance from parents, accountability from school management, and proactive measures from regulatory bodies....
Oct 26

Is Your Child’s Backpack Hurting Their Health? How Heavy Bags Are Leading to a Back Pain Crisis

With the right approach, children can enjoy a pain-free academic journey, free from the strain of an overloaded backpack....
Oct 25

Improving Oral Health in Children

Newcastle University researchers recommend a new evidence-based national policy is needed to enhance children's oral health....
Oct 25

Young, Reckless, and Stroke-Prone: Is Alcohol Quietly Killing Our Generation?

Other than alcohol, obesity, type 2 diabetes, high stress levels, lack of sleep, and unhealthy diets are also closely linked to increased stroke risk....
Oct 23

Breast Cancer: Experts Recommend Annual Mammograms for Women Over 30

Immunotherapy has emerged as important armamentarium in fight against TRIPLE NEGATIVE breast cancer whereas target drug like TRASTUZUMAB is vital for TRIPLE POSITIVE HER 3+ ...
Oct 22

Young people do not want a future with looming threat of antimicrobial resistance

At least 80% of countries can test resistance in all bacterial and fungal pathogens included in the Global Antimicrobial Resistance and Use Surveillance System (GLASS) ...
Oct 21

Women at Risk: India’s Breast Cancer Crisis and Its Impact on Future Generations

India’s rising cancer rates, particularly in mouth and breast cancers, signal a public health crisis that requires urgent action....
Oct 14

India’s Diet Could Save the Planet: Why the World Needs to Follow Its Lead by 2050

The country’s emphasis on plant-based diets, traditional grains like millets, and the promotion of climate-resilient foods demonstrates that it is possible to ...
Oct 11

India’s Mental Health Time Bomb: Can We Afford to Ignore It Any Longer?

By addressing the mental health crisis, India can improve the lives of millions of people and create a healthier, more productive society for the future. ...
Oct 10

Can Ending Smoking by 2050 Really Save 1.2 Million Lives? New Lancet Study Reveals

With the right strategies in place, we can not only add years to our lives but also improve the quality of life for millions of ...
Oct 04

Colon Cancer Crisis: Why It’s Attacking Younger Generations

By encouraging early detection and promoting healthier lifestyles, we can reduce the burden of this deadly disease on younger populations and improve survival rates for ...
Oct 04

Can India Save Modern Medicine? The War Against Antimicrobial Resistance Begins Here

India’s leadership in the fight against AMR, marked by its comprehensive National Action Plan and the innovative Antimicrobial Stewardship Program, provides a model for ...
Sep 28

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