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	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
	What to Do Immediately After a Dog Bite Dog bites should always be taken seriously because they can lead to infections, tetanus, nerve injury, and rabies, which is almost always fatal once symptoms ... May 29
	Karma Foundation Successfully Crosses 25,573+ Sterilization Surgeries Since Inception Karma Foundation, a Pune-based charitable trust providing veterinary care for animals in need, has successfully crossed 25,573+ stray animal sterilization surgeries since it ... May 25
	Royal Canin partners with NGOs to help community cats and dogs across India stay hydrated this summer, will place 6,000 water bowls across multiple locations Royal Canin is partnering with 8 NGOs, including Friendicoes, Animal Matter to Me, Karma Animal Foundation, and Kalote Animal Trust, among others, to coordinate the ... May 14
	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
	Science vs kitchen wisdom: What If Ageing Is Being Controlled by Molecules in Your Kitchen This study reminds us that the search for healthier aging often begins with simple questions and sometimes with the ingredients already sitting on our kitchen ... Mar 27
	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
	Addiction, Appetite, and the Brain: The Science of Craving And the Drug That Might Turn It Down A medication initially designed to regulate blood sugar eventually transformed the management of obesity. Now it may hold clues to understanding the biological roots of ... Mar 10
	365 Days of Fertility: Why We Don’t Breed Like Other Mammals Through concealed ovulation, extended parental investment, and cultural innovation, evolution charted a different path for our species.... Mar 04
	Goodbye Knee Replacement? Scientists May Have Found a Way to Regrow Cartilage Whether delivered through injection or oral therapy, a treatment that regrows cartilage would reshape the landscape of arthritis care, reduce healthcare costs, and spare countless ... Mar 02
	Goodbye Knee Replacement? Scientists May Have Found a Way to Regrow Cartilage Whether delivered through injection or oral therapy, a treatment that regrows cartilage would reshape the landscape of arthritis care, reduce healthcare costs, and spare countless ... Mar 02
	When Hunger Becomes Defense: The Surprising Science of Fasting and Food Poisoning Skipping a meal may seem insignificant. But within the complex world of the gut microbiome, even brief changes in nutrient flow can alter the balance ... Feb 26
	The Brain Leak Theory: Can Staying Active Protect You From Losing Your Memory The blood-brain barrier, often overlooked in early dementia research, may hold the key to delaying or mitigating cognitive decline.... Feb 24
	Cracking cachexia: how brain–liver miscommunication drives severe weight loss in cancer Until recently, the root cause of cachexia was identified as the inflammatory mediators produced either by the tumour itself or the body. However, a new ... Feb 20
	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
	Karma Foundation Strengthens Animal Welfare Efforts Through Advanced Veterinary Care in India Karma Foundation, a Pune-based charitable trust providing veterinary care for animals in need, is steadily contributing to the advancement of animal welfare in India ... Feb 11
	Universal Kidney Transplant: Can Blood Type Compatibility Become History? Blood type, long considered important in transplantation, may one day become just another variable that medicine knows how to manage.... Feb 10
	Why Grey Hair May Be Easier to Reverse Than We Thought The researchers bring us closer to understanding aging not as a single, inevitable decline, but as a series of changes that may one day be ... Feb 07
	Why the Human Body Still Outperforms Machines The next time your fingers move through soil, grain, or fabric, consider that they may be sensing more than pressure and texture.... Feb 04
	Why Grey Hair May Be Easier to Reverse Than We Thought The researchers bring us closer to understanding aging not as a single, inevitable decline, but as a series of changes that may one day be ... Feb 03
	Inside India’s Push to Modernise Veterinary Clinics and Hospitals In years to come, this moment may be seen as a turning point, when India decided that caring for animals required the same discipline, infrastructure, ... Jan 28
	What a Simulated Brain Reveals About Human Failure and Healing This work shows that a biologically grounded model can learn, adapt, and reveal hidden structures in real data. Which in itself is a milestone.... Jan 27
	Fredna Vet Diagnostics Hosts CE Programme on Exotic Animal Medicine A two-day Continuing Education (CE) programme on Exotic Animal Medicine & Surgery will be held in association with Fredna Vet Diagnostics at the Byculla Zoo ... Jan 24
	Calm Before the Outbreak? Reading Between the Lines of Bengal’s Nipah Findings India’s repeated encounters with Nipah virus, particularly in states like Kerala in previous years, have shown that early detection and swift isolation can save ... Jan 22
	Echoes of 2001: Is History Repeating Itself With Nipah Virus? Nipah virus has once again reminded India that emerging and re-emerging infections are part of our reality, and preparedness must be continuous rather than ... Jan 16
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