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	Mumbai surgeon will serve as president of Rotary International - 2028-29 Dr. Bharat Pandya, member of the Rotary Club of Borivali in Mumbai, has been confirmed as president-nominee of Rotary International – the association of the ... Sep 22
	Why Vaccination Is Important: A Complete Guide for Indian Parents and Caregivers Vaccination protects children from deadly diseases, supports cognitive development, prevents financial hardship for families, and builds community immunity, making timely immunization essential for India's ... Aug 17
	Why Preventive Healthcare for Children Is One of the Most Important Investments India Can Make Preventive healthcare for children in India encompasses vaccination, growth monitoring, developmental screening, nutrition, oral health, and mental health support, forming the foundation of lifelong wellbeing. ... Aug 04
	What Is Preventive Healthcare and Why It Matters in India Preventive healthcare stops disease before it starts through screenings, vaccinations, and lifestyle change. In India, where non-communicable diseases dominate mortality, expanding access through Ayushman ... Jun 22
	Vaccination Schedule for Children in India (0 to 6 Years): Complete Parent Guide This guide explains the child vaccination schedule in India from birth to six years, covering UIP and IAP recommendations, booster doses, optional vaccines, side effects, ... Jun 13
	Indian among six young leaders from across the globe named Rotary’s ‘Champions of Tomorrow’ for empowering youth Vansh Saini from New Delhi earns global recognition from Rotary for expanding access to education and empowering underprivileged youth in India.... Mar 31
	Disease awareness vs self-diagnosis Disease awareness acts as a bridge to professional help. While technology improves access, only clinical context ensures accurate diagnosis. Use digital tools for connection rather ... Mar 27
	A Cry for Help: Why Birth Defects Are India’s Next Public Health Battle The science to prevent many congenital conditions exists. The surgical expertise to correct several defects is available. What remains fragmented is coordination.... Mar 05
	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
	33-Year-Old Man with Post-Polio Syndrome Regains Mobility Through Cell-Based Therapy After years of weakness and pain due to post-polio syndrome, the patient experiences improved strength, balance, and confidence through a comprehensive cell-based treatment ... Feb 14
	Biological E. Receives Phase II WHO Pre-Qualification for nOPV2 ... Feb 12
	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
	Why Are We Losing Women to a Cancer We Can Stop? When scientific reviews involving millions of people across countries point towards the same conclusion, it signals a turning point and gives nations like India an ... Nov 28
	The First 1000 Days: Why Timely Vaccines Matter in Early Childhood Development The first 1000 days shape a child's entire future. Vaccination is one of the most scientifically proven ways to safeguard these precious early years... Nov 17
	Why Sridhar Vembu’s Endorsement of an Unverified Vaccine Study Raises Red Flags 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
	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
	Karnataka’s Battle with Infant Mortality: Progress, Gaps, and the Road Ahead Infant mortality is not just a number — it is a mirror reflecting how we, as a society, value our most vulnerable lives. Karnataka's fight ... Oct 03
	Innovative Vaccine Engine Continues to Drive Growth: CanSinoBIO Enters a New Growth Cycle According to its 2025 interim report, CanSinoBIO achieved revenue of RMB 382 million in the first half, up 26% from a year earlier, extending its ... Aug 21
	No More Tears: How Needle‑Free Injections Are Revolutionising Child Vaccination in Indian Cities In the past, most innovations in Indian healthcare have focused on complex diseases, surgeries, or hospital infrastructure. But the small everyday experiences like a child’... Aug 05
	Francesco Arezzo takes office as president of Rotary International Two Indian leaders begin term as Rotary International Directors for 2025–27. ... Jul 14
	India’s Roads, India’s Pain: Healing Beyond the Hospital India spends ₹3 lakh crores yearly on crash aftermaths; enough to build 50 new AIIMS. Every crash victim is a call to action.... Jul 14
	Integrating mental health into India’s primary healthcare, what’s next? When, how is your heart matters as much as your BP, in every basti, every metro? At Medicircle, we champion these quiet revolutions, because sometimes, ... Jul 09
	When Faith Meets Needles: Winning South India’s Vaccine Trust Battle At Medicircle, we believe healthcare grows strongest when rooted in community wisdom. By sharing stories of ASHA workers who transformed hesitant villages, we turn policy ... Jul 03
	Died After Vaccination? The Truth Doctors Won’t Let You Ignore What does cause death is delay, ignorance, and misplaced fear. The sooner we recognise this, the better equipped we’ll be for the next public ... Jul 02
	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
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