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	Microfluidics in Healthcare: Why Tiny Technology Could Have a Huge Impact Microfluidics miniaturizes laboratory processes onto small chips, enabling rapid diagnostics, targeted drug delivery, and organ simulation, offering significant potential to transform healthcare access and innovation ... Nov 03
	Fortis Escorts Faridabad Launches Region’s First Dedicated ‘Fever Clinic’ for Early Diagnosis and Timely Treatment To combat the sharp rise in seasonal viral and vector-borne fevers sweeping Delhi-NCR region, Fortis Escorts Hospital, Faridabad today launched the region's ... Sep 11
	Care Health Insurance Issues Public Health Advisory on Mosquito-Borne Diseases With monsoon increasing the risk of mosquito-borne diseases such as dengue, malaria, and chikungunya, Care Health Insurance has issued a public health advisory urging ... Aug 18
	The Role of Pathology in Healthcare: From Diagnosis to Disease Prevention Pathology underpins every major healthcare decision, from early disease detection and accurate diagnosis to treatment planning and preventive screening, making it indispensable to India's ... Aug 04
	Monsoon Health Problems in India: Understanding the Risks, Symptoms, and Prevention This article examines common monsoon health problems in India, including dengue, malaria, typhoid, and leptospirosis, explaining their causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and practical prevention strategies ... Jul 18
	Seasonal Diseases in India: Causes, Symptoms & Prevention Seasonal diseases in India follow predictable patterns tied to monsoon, winter, and summer, from dengue and typhoid to flu and heatstroke, with prevention and early ... Jul 07
	Building a Healthier India Through Awareness | Health awareness is the most powerful and scalable tool for building a healthier India, bridging the gap between government initiatives, expert knowledge, and communities nationwide. ... Jun 25
	Adult Jaundice Guide: Is It Your Liver, Gallbladder, or an Infection? Jaundice in adults is a visible symptom of underlying system disruptions. It stems from liver tissue damage, gallbladder obstructions, or systemic infections, requiring timely, expert ... Jun 12
	Fever in Children: When to Worry or Visit Emergency Caring for a child with a fever requires balancing close monitoring with steady patience. Recognizing emergency signs ensures you seek professional care immediately when it ... Jun 03
	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
	How doctors handle uncertainty Success in healing is not just about finding the fastest answer; it is about finding the right answer through patience, observation, and mutual respect between ... Mar 04
	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
	Stop the gag and deliver on gender equality and right to health within next 59 months Even before 2026 began, we were never on track to deliver on gender equality and human right to health and broader development justice.... Jan 31
	India demonstrates high political leadership for preventing antimicrobial resistance Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is among the top 10 global health threats - and is also a threat to food safety and security and environment. ... Dec 31
	How public health policy and individual lifestyle choices must converge India’s growing lifestyle diseases demand a balance between personal health choices and public policy, where daily habits, preventive care and supportive systems together shape ... Dec 23
	Doctors call for continued surveillance as WHO report warns of rising malaria risk India may be on track to meet its malaria-reduction targets, but the latest WHO report shows the country continues to carry the heaviest malaria ... Dec 05
	How data analytics is helping tailor lifestyle advice for patients Personalized health care uses detailed data from medical records, lifestyle habits and diagnostics to guide prevention, risk management and wellness strategies, improving individual outcomes and ... Dec 02
	A New Warrior Against an Ancient Killer: Could Novartis Rewrite the Malaria Story? If GanLum continues to perform with the strength seen in early results, the world may be entering a new chapter in the malaria story written ... Nov 17
	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
	Study proves strong impact of taking molecular TB diagnostics closer to the people Urgent call to replace sputum microscopy completely with true point-of-care molecular tests to #FindAllTB.... Oct 16
	When Antibiotics Stop Working: The Pandemic That Threatens to Outlive Us All The WHO calls antibiotic resistance one of the biggest threats to global health, food security, and development today, and India, with its vast population and ... Oct 15
	Will Nepal's leadership on health spur more action on SDG-3 globally? Nepal has demonstrated commendable progress on a range of health indices, despite myriads of challenges. ... Aug 30
	Do Lifestyle Factors Really Make You a Mosquito Magnet? Science Behind Why Some People Get Bitten More According to a study published in Nature Communications in 2022, mosquitoes are expert hunters, using both their sense of smell and vision to track down ... Aug 20
	Lincoln Pharmaceuticals Ltd Reports Standalone Net Profit of Rs. 27.70 crore in Q1 FY26, growth of 16.93% Y-o-Y Lincoln Pharmaceuticals Ltd , one of India’s leading healthcare companies has reported its operational and financial performance for Q1 FY 2025-26 ended 30th June ... Aug 07
	130 Reasons Why Remote Chhattisgarh Is Winning at Healthcare NQAS is a milestone, not a finish line. The state must ensure that certification does not become status and maintain feedback loops so local staff ... Aug 07
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