Heat-health warning systems combining AI, satellite data, and community outreach are reshaping India's ability to prevent heatwave deaths and protect vulnerable populations. ... Sep 28
Extreme urban heat poses a serious and escalating public health threat in Indian cities, affecting vulnerable populations most severely. Awareness, prevention, and coordinated urban policy ... Sep 28
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An important Declaration endorsed by over 1500 experts has called upon Indonesia to ratify the lifesaving global tobacco treaty and hold tobacco and nicotine industries ... May 25
On the occasion of World Hypertension Day, hypertension continues to be one of India’s most pressing public health concerns sitting at the intersection of ... May 14
As surveillance continues and laboratory results provide greater clarity, authorities appear committed to transparency and containment.... Feb 27
Asia Pacific region is not on track to deliver on any of the 17 SDGs by 2030, said Sai, who leads the Asian-Pacific Resource ... Feb 21
A cancer diagnosis can change life in an instant—bringing fear, uncertainty and countless unanswered questions. On the occasion of World Cancer Day, CARE Hospitals, ... Feb 04
In many ways, this policy invites citizens to pause before reaching for an antibiotic and to recognise that every dose taken unnecessarily chips away at ... Jan 28
If implemented thoughtfully, this diagnostic reset could mark a turning point where fewer delays, fewer unnecessary antibiotics, stronger surveillance, and better outcomes for patients who ... Jan 22
Doctors must routinely ask about supplement use and treat it as clinically relevant information. Regulators must tighten oversight, ensure quality control, and crack down on ... Jan 21
Informing consumers, training healthcare workers and investing in targeted research can prevent fear while saving lives.... Jan 17
The detection of two suspected Nipah virus cases in West Bengal has put health authorities on alert, prompting the Centre to deploy a National Joint ... Jan 14
The findings raise questions about ink safety standards, labelling, and long-term surveillance. As tattoos become lifelong companions for millions, their biological footprint deserves closer ... Jan 07
Free-living amoebae may be invisible to the naked eye, but their presence exposes vulnerabilities that demand serious attention.... Jan 07
As India continues to modernise its healthcare system, such decisions will shape public trust and international credibility.... Jan 03
If India can change how it views and uses these drugs, it can protect millions from a future where simple infections become deadly once again.... Jan 02
Lung cancer has been one of the toughest cancers to control, but this new evidence opens a fresh window of possibility.... Nov 28
The risk of getting TB disease is among the highest in unhoused and other marginalised persons but the likelihood of them seeking public TB services ... Nov 28
When scientific reviews involving millions of people across countries point towards the same conclusion, it signals a turning point and gives nations like India an ... Nov 28
According to the latest WHO Global TB Report 2025 released a week ago, tobacco smoking is among the top-5 risk factors for the deadliest ... Nov 24
The misuse and overuse of antimicrobial drugs in human health, animal health and livestock, food and agriculture are fuelling AMR.... Nov 19
From the moment raw materials are sourced to the time a syrup bottle reaches a patient’s hand, there must be no blind spots. A ... Nov 11
The accidental discovery of pre-methylenomycin C lactone is proof that the next antibiotic revolution may not come from massive industrial labs but from small ... Nov 10
The capital city, with all its economic power and political influence, cannot continue to live in a haze of excuses.... Nov 07
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