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Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules in India

This article details India's bio-medical waste protocols, focusing on the four-color segregation system, 2026 digital tracking mandates, and safety measures that ensure ...
Mar 26

Kauvery Hospitals Highlights Importance of Early Access to Level I Trauma Care on World Head Injury Awareness Day

Early treatment at a Level I Trauma Care Centre during the Golden Hour can significantly improve survival and reduce disability in patients with severe head ...
Mar 18

The Expiry Date That Disappeared: What a 1.5-Lakh-Kilogram Food Scam Reveals About India’s Food Safety Crisis

A single erased expiry date may appear like a small detail on a piece of plastic packaging. But that tiny alteration has the power to ...
Mar 12

When AI serves the underserved by bridging access gaps and linkage to health services

If one assumes that artificial intelligence (AI) is for the ‘haves’ and not ‘have-nots,' then let us dive deeper into how AI is helping ...
Feb 03

Tech Neck: How Smartphones Are Twisting Our Spines

A 2023 study published in "Interdisciplinary Neurosurgery" journal, which studied the problem among university students, found that it had increased considerably over the last decade, ...
Oct 15

A Cry for Identity: The Prayagraj Teen Who Chose Pain Over Silence

If India truly aspires to build an inclusive future, then no child should ever have to choose pain over truth, or mutilation over acceptance....
Sep 18

Is Mental Health the Biggest Public Health Emergency of Our Time

Governments must increase their budgets, train more mental health workers, and shift from hospital-centered models to community-based systems that are more human and ...
Sep 03

Robotic Precision Meets Human Courage in World’s Largest Ectopic Thyroid Surgery

When mobile, minimally invasive, and morally driven technology meets patient need, healing accelerates and barriers fall....
Aug 18

The Man with a Mountain in His Leg: How AIIMS Rishikesh Conquered a 35-Kilo Bone Tumour

Salman’s case could very well find a place in international medical literature, not just for the sheer size of the tumour but for the ...
Jun 25

Gender equality and human rights are indivisible, foundational and unconditional

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Jun 25

The YouTube Dentist: How One Family Faked Their Way Through Root Canals and Raked in Millions

This tale of an illegal dental clinic is a story about trust, desperation, and the dangerous belief that if you know enough to fake it, ...
Jun 20

World Tuberculosis Day: The Truth About Tuberculosis in India

TB is curable and preventable, yet it continues to claim millions of lives every year. The key to winning this battle lies in awareness, early ...
Mar 24

Urgent and accelerated HIV service delivery with equity and rights is critical to end AIDS

Scientific partners of ASICON 2025 include the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) and National TB Elimination Programme of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government ...
Feb 19

Scars That Never Heal: The Painful Reality of Female Genital Mutilation

Female Genital Mutilation is one of the gravest violations of human rights. It is a global crisis that demands urgent attention. Every girl deserves to ...
Feb 06

Will the drive to find-treat-prevent TB continue till we end TB?

Such a drive to find, treat and prevent ALL TB must continue and expand population-wide in high-risk settings till we end TB....
Jan 13

? We cannot promote family life by restricting women's rights

To advance human rights and gender equality, all women’s rights and feminist movements, people’s struggles against oppression and gender-based violence - all will ...
Dec 26

The Bitter Truth Behind Sweet Treats: Hidden Cancer Risks in Your Favorite Cakes

While artificial food colorants may enhance the appearance of our favorite cakes and treats, the potential health risks far outweigh the visual appeal. ...
Oct 03

If some countries in Asia Pacific can be on track to end AIDS then why cannot all?

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is a medicine for HIV negative people which protects them from getting infected with HIV through sexual route. It was approved ...
Jul 26

If some countries in Asia Pacific can be on track to end AIDS then why cannot all?

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is a medicine for HIV negative people which protects them from getting infected with HIV through sexual route. It was approved ...
Jul 26

Why are key populations on the blindspot in the global HIV response?

HIV infections have remained largely confined to a few population groups, such as, gay men and other men who have sex with men, people who ...
Jul 20

Will #PutPeopleFirst mantra drive HIV responses?

AIDS 2024 is being organised by International AIDS Society (IAS) along with the government of Germany and partners. “Germany has a low rate of HIV ...
Jul 10

Karnataka's Crackdown on Artificial Colors in Food: What You Need to Know

By enforcing strict regulations and raising awareness, the state aims to eliminate harmful additives from food and promote higher quality standards....
Jun 29

Are we on track to end AIDS, end viral hepatitis and end STIs by 2030?

My message is to connect, reconnect, and recommit to ending AIDS by 2030 - and - do it by bringing along other disease areas as well...
Jun 14

Indian Spices Contaminated with Cancer-Causing Chemical: Hong Kong Food Regulators Issue Warning

Consumers are advised to remain vigilant and refrain from consuming the affected spice products until further updates and clarifications are provided by the relevant food ...
Apr 22

Beware of Rhodamine-B: Several States in India Implement Ban on Artificial Food Coloring Agents

Moving forward, continued vigilance and adherence to regulatory standards are essential in fostering a culture of food safety and well-being nationwide....
Mar 15

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