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	Asia’s $78 Billion AI and Quantum Inflection Point Draws Global Tech Leaders to Singapore GITEX AI Asia 2026 gathers global tech leaders in Singapore, highlighting Asia’s rapid AI growth, $78B investment surge, and dominance in future data infrastructure ... Apr 01
	Ending female genital mutilation/cutting is not charity but justice ... Feb 14
	Why are we failing to end one of humanity's oldest and most pervasive injustices? Ending gender-based violence is human rights imperative.... Dec 03
	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
	Gateway to universal access to SRHR is human right to health The human right to health is not a privilege, tt is a legal obligation - rooted in international human rights law - and must form the foundation ... Nov 07
	Doctors call for maintaining surveillance against polio cases in country India became polio free 11 years ago, and that remains one of our biggest health achievements in the country. But now, the government’s reported ... Oct 25
	Global Tech Leaders Unite to Propel Emerging Future-Critical Sectors at GITEX GLOBAL 2025 Landmark 45th edition of GITEX GLOBAL brings together the world’s most advanced AI and tech enterprises and leaders from 180 countries, from 13-17 ... Oct 06
	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
	When Water Turns Deadly: How Kerala’s Wells Became Vessels of a Brain-Eating Threat If India can use this tragedy to strengthen its fight against waterborne pathogens, build awareness, and ensure faster medical intervention, then perhaps future lives can ... 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
	Shots Not Given, Lives Not Saved: The Unspoken Vaccine Gap in India Experts worldwide now warn that unless accelerated progress is made, the global goal of halving the number of zero-dose children by 2030 will remain ... Jun 25
	Stethoscopes in the Line of Fire: India’s Medical Army Prepares for Crisis Through meticulous planning, resource mobilization, and inter-sectoral collaboration, the nation is poised to respond effectively to emergencies, reaffirming its commitment to protecting the health ... May 10
	Health equity and inclusion remain fundamental to #endMalaria Governments have promised to end malaria by 2030. With around five and a half years left to eliminate the vector-borne disease worldwide, it is ... Apr 29
	World Health Day 2025: St. George’s University’s Role in Preparing Doctors to Tackle Global Health Challenges As the world continues to face complex healthcare challenges, the need for well-trained, globally focused healthcare professionals has never been greater. SGU remains committed ... Apr 04
	Research identifies causes of catastrophic flooding A PhD student from Newcastle University assisted in a major global study to identify the precise reasons and factors that led to the devastating Sikkim ... Mar 28
	Scientists to explore why Everest glacier is so warm A team of researchers is making final preparations for a trip to Mount Everest in Nepal next month to explore why the ice of one ... Mar 24
	Catapulting funding crisis into opportunity by getting on track to end TB and tobacco use ... Mar 22
	The Global Tuberculosis Fight: Why Prevention Holds Key to Eradication The fight against TB is far from over, but with sustained efforts, innovative solutions, and global solidarity, the vision of a TB-free world is ... Mar 20
	India’s Newborns Are Dying from Sepsis And No One Is Talking About It Newborn sepsis is a complex problem that requires innovative solutions. More funding for research on rapid diagnostic tests, alternative treatments is essential to tackle this ... Feb 27
	With only 70 months left to end AIDS why is the urgency missing? 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
	Right wing policies threaten gender equality and health security Young people call for all sexual and reproductive health services including safe abortion rights... Feb 10
	India’s Surgical Infection Scandal: How Hospitals Are Falling Short By addressing the root causes and implementing evidence-based solutions, India can significantly reduce SSI rates and improve surgical outcomes.... Jan 14
	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
	Scientists in Moscow Develop Fetal Phantom for Obstetric Ultrasound Phantoms have been showcased at international exhibitions and conferences across 11 countries, including Thailand, Brazil, Japan, Turkey, Spain, France, Belarus, Pakistan, China, the United Arab ... Nov 19
	Is Your Daily Turmeric Dose Doing More Harm Than Good: Alarming Lead Levels in Indian Turmeric Protecting consumers from the hazards of contaminated turmeric requires both awareness and action.... Nov 13
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