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	Heat-Health Warning Systems: Can Technology Prevent Deaths During Heatwaves? Heat-health warning systems combining AI, satellite data, and community outreach are reshaping India's ability to prevent heatwave deaths and protect vulnerable populations. ... Sep 28
	The HFSS Food Debate in Indian Schools: What Public Health Experts Are Saying India's HFSS food debate intensifies as 41 million children face obesity. FSSAI's 2026 draft thresholds and expert-backed reforms aim to reshape school ... Sep 24
	Why Small Hospitals Are Especially Vulnerable to Cyberattacks Small hospitals in India face severe cybersecurity risks due to limited budgets, outdated systems, and undertrained staff, making them prime targets for ransomware, phishing, and ... Sep 23
	Hospital Data Breaches in India: What Every Patient Needs to Know Right Now Hospital data breaches in India are escalating, putting patient identity, medical history, and insurance data at serious risk. Awareness, proactive steps, and evolving legal frameworks ... Sep 15
	Medical Device Cybersecurity: When a Connected Device Becomes a Security Risk Connected medical devices are transforming Indian healthcare while creating serious cybersecurity risks, demanding urgent action from manufacturers, hospitals, regulators, and patients alike.... Sep 11
	Can Health Insurance Reform Make Private Healthcare More Affordable in India? India's proposed health insurance reforms, including standardised tariffs, billing transparency, and a common insurance product, offer a credible path to making private healthcare more ... Aug 31
	Ransomware in Healthcare: What Happens When a Hospital's Systems Go Offline? Ransomware poses a severe and growing threat to Indian hospitals. This article examines its operational impact, India-specific vulnerabilities, and actionable prevention strategies for healthcare ... Aug 27
	Air Pollution and Health Effects: What Every Indian Must Know Air pollution causes widespread respiratory, cardiovascular, and neurological harm in India. Vulnerable groups include children, pregnant women, and the elderly. Prevention requires both systemic policy ... Jul 25
	Antibiotic Resistance in India: Causes, Risks and Solutions Antibiotic resistance occurs when bacteria evolve to resist treatment, making infections harder to cure. This article explains causes, risks, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention strategies relevant ... Jul 01
	Antibiotic Resistance in India: Self-Medication Risks Antibiotic misuse through self-medication in India drives a severe healthcare crisis. Buying these drugs without a prescription triggers gut health damage and fuels dangerous, ... May 29
	Empirical Antibiotic Use: When It Helps and When It Harms Empirical antibiotic use is a critical, life-saving medical practice for severe infections, but its unguided overuse across India accelerates antimicrobial resistance, requiring a careful ... May 20
	Blue Cloud Softech Solutions Ltd (BCSSL) Receives Purchase Order from Central Electronics Limited (CEL) for Deployment of Access Genie AI Platform in Telangana Arogyasree Ecosystem Blue Cloud Softech Solutions Limited (BCSSL) (BSE: 539607), a provider of AI-driven enterprise solutions, announce receipt of a purchase order from Central Electronics Limited (... Mar 24
	2.5 Million Drivers Screened by Vision & Road Safety Coalition till February 2026 Globally, road traffic crashes claim approximately 1.19 million lives every year, making them one of the leading causes of mortality and disability worldwide. Good ... Mar 24
	A Life-Saving System With Missing Data: Hundreds of Hospitals Failed to Report Transplant Records on National Registry Portal India already faces a major shortage of donor organs. Despite gradual improvements in awareness, the country’s organ donation rate remains significantly lower than that ... Mar 12
	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
	The Protein Powder Trap: Inside the Dangerous Rise of Fake Fitness Supplements in India In the evolving landscape of India’s health and fitness industry, safeguarding the integrity of nutritional supplements is essential.... Mar 10
	India’s Dark Fertility Market: When Poverty Turns Women’s Bodies into Egg Banks Fertility science has the remarkable ability to create life and fulfil the hopes of families. But the true measure of its success lies in whether ... Mar 07
	The Poison on the Peel: How Pesticide Treated Fruits May Be Harming the Human Body Ensuring that the food we eat supports our health rather than undermining it will require vigilance, innovation, and collective responsibility... Mar 06
	When the Air Became Acid: The Palghar Oleum Gas Leak That Shook Maharashtra Chemical exposure incidents, even when controlled swiftly, expose the fragile interface between industry and habitation.... Mar 05
	The Angioplasty Equation: Are Patients Getting the Benefit of Reduced Stent Prices in India? Cardiovascular disease remains a leading cause of mortality in India. Early detection, preventive cardiology, and risk factor modification are critical. ... Feb 28
	Breathless in the Financial Capital: Is Air Pollution Driving a Cancer Wave in Mumbai The data presented in the Maharashtra Assembly illuminate a reality of environmental pollution that's reshaping the landscape of cancer in India’s most dynamic ... Feb 28
	A Child’s Surgery That Never Happened: How a Fake Medical Crisis Cost ₹50.8 Lakh Online safety education, stronger verification systems, responsive law enforcement, and family communication together form the defence against such crimes... Feb 21
	A Man’s Close Call With Death Raises Questions About Self-Medication and Digital Health The story of this 45 year old Delhi man is about the fragile line between information and treatment, convenience and care, technology and responsibility.... Feb 07
	Overdose or Oversight? Cough Syrup Deaths Raise Uncomfortable Questions for Public Health The deaths discussed in the Assembly, however few in number, should prompt reflection rather than defensiveness... Feb 06
	Are Approved Drugs Always the Same Drug? India Signals Zero Tolerance for Unreported Drug Changes Licensing authorities will need trained personnel, clear evaluation criteria, and efficient review processes to handle submissions without causing unnecessary delays... Feb 06
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