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Will governments make tobacco industry pay for all the harms it causes?

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Jun 03

Would global ministerial meet galvanise action to prevent AMR in humans, animals, plants and environment?

High level ministerial delegations from over 100 countries (mostly from the Global South) are expected to converge in Nigeria this June to attend the 5th ...
Apr 24

Why are we still failing on gender equality despite years of promise

As 2025 wraps up, let us remind ourselves of the prominent promises (and some legally binding ones) which our governments have made since 1945 to ...
Dec 27

Will governments make Big Tobacco pay and kick Big Polluters out from Treaty meets?

As intergovernmental Treaty meetings open on climate and tobacco control, there is a growing call to make Big Tobacco pay and kick Big Polluters out ...
Nov 17

India Leads the World in TB: The Unfinished Battle Against Tuberculosis

The improvement in surveillance proves that the machinery guiding the country’s TB efforts is stronger than before. But the persistence of TB as a ...
Nov 14

World's largest TB prize illuminates Indian Molbio’s tech innovation reaching the unreached

World's largest prize devoted to TB, the coveted Kochon Prize, was awarded to India's Molbio Diagnostics for its technological innovation which is helping ...
Oct 30

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

80th UNGA must act to stop regressive pushbacks against health and gender

Rising anti-rights and anti-gender pushbacks along with conflicts, wars, invasions and genocides, have not only arrested the progress made on gender and health ...
Sep 02

Are health services sensitive to needs of young persons in all their diversities?

Young people, especially girls and women with disabilities or other gender diverse peoples or indigenous peoples, are more challenged by child marriages and gender-based ...
Aug 25

Will world leaders at UNGA act on urgent interconnected threats posed by NCDs and AMR?

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are critical global public health challenges confronting the world today....
Aug 20

Prevention revolution and policy harmonisation are critical to end AIDS

Despite having science-based tools for HIV combination prevention, there were 1.3 million people who got newly diagnosed with HIV in 2023 - and also ...
Aug 04

The Silent Hunger Are Well Fed Indian Teens Actually Malnourished

India’s eating habits are changing fast. Traditional grains and veggies are losing ground to processed snacks and instant meals. Research confirms our plates now ...
Jul 14

Will governments firewall public health from tobacco industry's lies and deceptive tactics?

A new WHO report launched in June 2025, warrants stronger measures to save lives from deadly tobacco and nicotine products and hold industry liable...
Jul 03

Gender equality and human rights are indivisible, foundational and unconditional

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Jun 25

Design health services around people, not the disease

Shobha and Dr Nittaya were speaking at the 2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Point-of-Care Diagnostics for Infectious Diseases (POC 2025) and in lead ...
Jun 20

Top 5 Centers for Advanced Cataract Surgery: Restoring Vision with Cutting-Edge Techniques

Cataracts, a condition characterized by the clouding of the natural eye lens, can notably impair vision, causing it to become blurry and cloudy. ...
May 07

The Great Indian Fat Crisis: Are 440 Million Overweight Indians the Price of Modernity?

With early interventions, better policies, and community-driven solutions, India can prevent millions of future cases of obesity-related diseases....
Mar 04

The Dark Side of India’s Pharma Boom: How Banned Drugs Found a New Market in West Africa

Stricter regulations, greater transparency, and proactive enforcement are the only ways to ensure that India’s “pharmacy of the world” reputation is built on trust ...
Feb 24

A world without leprosy is a public health and human rights imperative

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Feb 03

Engaging youth in tackling antimicrobial resistance to protect health and food security

By working together across sectors, generations and borders, we can build a stronger and more holistic approach to tackling AMR. By leveraging the energy and ...
Dec 16

Failure to find all TB cases defeats us in #endTB efforts

Reaching out to the missing millions is crucial- they are the ones who remain undiagnosed due to diagnostic barriers, and/or get delayed treatment...
Dec 10

India Leads Global Medical Tourism with 8% Share; PSRI Sets New Benchmarks with nearly 15% International Patient Base

This support has further fueled India's rise as a leader in medical tourism, fostering confidence among international patients in the country's healthcare capabilities....
Nov 28

Putting people first means following Gandhi's Talisman

n a world plagued by inequality, putting people first across all aspects of the HIV response is a moral imperative and the only viable route ...
Jul 17

Right diagnostic test and right treatment at the right time can prevent antimicrobial resistance

Addressing AMR is a shared responsibility. Health authorities, healthcare providers, and the public must work together to promote the responsible use of antimicrobials. Enhancing microbiological ...
Jun 08

It is time to hold governments to account for ending tobacco

The global tobacco treaty (WHO FCTC) is the first ever public health and corporate accountability treaty of the WHO. If implemented fully it will protect ...
Feb 07

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