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	Fever with Body Pain: Viral, Dengue, Malaria, Typhoid Guide In India, four major health culprits hide behind identical early symptoms: standard viral infections, dengue fever, malaria, and typhoid symptoms. Learning their unique footprints, progression ... May 26
	Beneath the Streets: Are Urban Drains Breeding Dangerous Antibiotic Resistance in India Modern medicine has achieved remarkable victories over infectious disease during the past century. Preserving those achievements will depend on recognizing that the fight against superbugs ... Mar 10
	When Hunger Becomes Defense: The Surprising Science of Fasting and Food Poisoning Skipping a meal may seem insignificant. But within the complex world of the gut microbiome, even brief changes in nutrient flow can alter the balance ... Feb 26
	10,000 on Treatment, Hundreds Lost: Here's Why Meghalaya’s HIV Numbers Should Concern the Entire Nation 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
	Is This the Beginning of the End for HIV? Scientists Attempt to Erase the Virus from Human DNA The story of HIV has always been one of resilience of patients, clinicians, and researchers refusing to surrender to biological complexity... Feb 23
	Understanding disease outbreaks responsibly Understanding disease outbreaks requires clear definitions, trust in surveillance systems, attention to root causes, and responsible individual action. Informed communities prevent panic, support vaccination, and ... Feb 16
	From Tap to Tragedy: How Assumptions About Water Safety Are Failing Us Amoebae are not merely obscure microbes confined to textbooks and laboratories. They are active participants in ecosystems that directly affect human health.... Jan 28
	Major public health challenges in India India’s health journey reflects remarkable public health successes alongside rising chronic diseases, persistent infections, environmental threats and systemic gaps, demanding coordinated policy, community action ... Jan 02
	The Invisible War Beneath Our Feet: Wastewater Reveals the Next Generation of Superbugs For countries like India, where dense populations and high antibiotic use create the perfect conditions for resistance, the findings of this study are an important ... Dec 08
	A Silent Killer in the Farm Fields: Maharashtra’s Growing Battle with Scrub Typhus 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
	Typhoid’s New Warning: When Our Trusted Antibiotics Begin to Fail The responsibility lies with all of us to use antibiotics wisely, to demand proper diagnosis, to regulate agricultural practices, and to understand that every prescription ... Aug 21
	Nipah Returns: How One Woman’s Diagnosis Sparked a Statewide Health Emergency From strict containment measures to the use of cutting-edge technology in monitoring the virus’s spread, Kerala is taking every necessary step to protect ... May 10
	Could Engineered Cells Be the Cure-All Medicine We’ve Been Waiting For? This innovation holds the promise of a future where medicine is not just reactive but proactive, where treatments are not only effective but also tailored ... Jan 16
	Silent Invader: India’s First Encounters with Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) As the world continues to battle various respiratory illnesses, public health efforts must focus on prevention, timely diagnosis, and comprehensive care... Jan 06
	Antibiotics Are Not Always the Answer: Understanding Viral Infections and Responsible Medication Use The next time you catch a cold or flu, remember that antibiotics won’t help. Instead, focus on supporting your immune system and seek guidance ... Jan 02
	TB-Free India by 2025: Bold Vision or Achievable Reality? The fight against TB is far from over, but India’s progress under the National TB Elimination Programme offers hope.... Dec 11
	Fever with chills is a Hallmark sign of Malaria says Dr. Hemalata Arora, Internal Medicine and General Physician Mumbai Dr. Hemalata Arora gives important insights about Malaria and its signs, symptoms, and effective treatment. With her expertise, she gives important tips to prevent Malaria ... Apr 21
	PrEP Biopharm Limited announces Successful Completion of PrEP-001 Toxicology Study enabling Phase 2b Field Study of PrEP-001 Against All Respiratory Viruses PrEP Biopharm Limited, intends to move forward with areal-world, field trial intended to validate the efficacy of its PrEP-001 against all circulating respiratory ... Dec 17
	With vaccine drawing closer, U.S. tops 15 million coronavirus cases U.S. coronavirus cases crossed the 15 million mark on Tuesday as regulators moved a step closer to approving a COVID-19 vaccine.... Dec 09
	Indian-origin Anil Soni appointed as CEO for WHO Foundation Effective January 1, 2021, Anil Soni will become CEO of the WHO Foundation... Dec 08
	Sinovac secures approximately $500 million in funding for COVID-19 vaccine development Sinovac expects to be able to manufacture 300 million doses annually and aims to complete the construction of a second production facility by the end ... Dec 07
	Chinese vaccine candidate based on inactivated SARS-CoV-2 virus appears safe, study finds The Lancet Infectious Diseases: Chinese vaccine candidate based on inactivated SARS-CoV-2 virus appears safe and induces an immune response in healthy volunteers, preliminary ... Nov 18
	WHO will not recommend any COVID-19 vaccine before it proved safe : Tedros Ghebreyesus WHO is not going to recommend any vaccine till proper safety and effectiveness are are established... Sep 09
	Less individual movement connected to lesser COVID spread ; Lancet Now USA research proves that less mobility leads to lesser spread of Coronavirus... Jul 10
	Sanofi Pasteur launches VaxLine in India Sanofi Pasteur india starts s 24X7 tele-counselling helpline to guide parents on immunization ... Jun 16
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