Fatty liver and diabetes share insulin resistance as a common root cause, creating a harmful cycle that millions of Indian patients face silently. Early awareness, ... Jun 18
The true measure of success will not be how many people are on treatment today, but how effectively new infections are prevented tomorrow and how ... Feb 26
Clean air is no longer a soft issue or a niche concern. It sits at the intersection of health, economy, and sustainability.... Feb 04
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 surge in chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disorders, respiratory ailments, and lifestyle-related conditions has amplified the need for continuous patient monitoring and ... Dec 10
The twelve cases in Kalamassery remind us that health threats do not always arrive with loud warnings. Sometimes, they hide in a glass of juice ... Dec 08
Bihar cannot afford to wait for the problem to escalate. Uranium contamination is not just a scientific finding; it is a social warning.... Nov 24
Linking autism to vaccines not only spreads medical falsehoods but also deepens social prejudice. It creates guilt in parents, confusion in families, and isolation for ... Oct 29
Scrub Typhus might not make headlines like swine flu or COVID-19, but its resurgence tells a deeper story about the state of rural healthcare ... Oct 27
The man whose life and eyesight were saved may return to his auto, but he carries with him a story that should remind us all ... Sep 05
Investments in public health systems, primary care training, and community screening are pockets of progress, not the tide.... Aug 21
Recent funding cuts on health, gender equality and human rights have given a sudden blow to a range of important services for the most underserved ... Jul 11
Zoonotic diseases are rising, but the race to find vaccines isn't always global. Increasingly, trials are being run locally—closer to outbreak zones. It’... Jul 01
We have all the scientifically proven tools to end AIDS. It is about ensuring that these tools reach people who need them the most.... Jun 14
Ultraprocessed foods may seem harmless, even helpful, in our busy routines. But beneath the convenience lies a cost too high to ignore.... May 06
India, with its scale and diversity, has a unique opportunity. If it leads with compassion, inclusivity, and innovation, it can set an example for the ... Apr 07
We need to refocus and ensure that we are targeting the right populations with the right interventions in the right places - and - we are doing ... Feb 25
The ambitious policies outlined in this budget signal a new era of healthcare reforms, ensuring that no citizen is denied medical treatment due to financial ... Feb 21
India’s rising cancer rates, particularly in mouth and breast cancers, signal a public health crisis that requires urgent action.... Oct 14
Other countries can learn from their approaches. 18 countries have eliminated mother to child transmission of HIV globally – and 4 of these countries are in ... Jul 25
HIV infections have remained largely confined to a few population groups, such as, gay men and other men who have sex with men, people who ... Jul 20
AIDS 2024 is being organised by International AIDS Society (IAS) along with the government of Germany and partners. “Germany has a low rate of HIV ... Jul 10
Sustainable financing is crucial for the WHO to effectively carry out its mandate, which includes responding to health emergencies, providing essential health services, and supporting ... May 29
Government commitment and investment are essential for joint strategic policy development, planning, implementation, and monitoring. Elimination of tobacco smoking among TB patients will go a ... May 03
One-third of HIV treatment service providers do not provide TB treatment and three-fourth of TB service providers do not provide HIV treatment. This ... Apr 02
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