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	Fortis Escorts Faridabad Launches Region’s First Dedicated ‘Fever Clinic’ for Early Diagnosis and Timely Treatment To combat the sharp rise in seasonal viral and vector-borne fevers sweeping Delhi-NCR region, Fortis Escorts Hospital, Faridabad today launched the region's ... Sep 11
	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
	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
	Seasonal Diseases in India: Causes, Symptoms & Prevention Seasonal diseases in India follow predictable patterns tied to monsoon, winter, and summer, from dengue and typhoid to flu and heatstroke, with prevention and early ... Jul 07
	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
	Fever in Children: When to Worry or Visit Emergency Caring for a child with a fever requires balancing close monitoring with steady patience. Recognizing emergency signs ensures you seek professional care immediately when it ... Jun 03
	Fever with Body Pain: Viral, Dengue, Malaria, Typhoid Guide In India, four major health culprits hide behind identical early symptoms: standard viral infections, dengue fever, malaria, and typhoid symptoms. Learning their unique footprints, progression ... May 26
	87% Resistance, ₹123 Billion Damage: How Typhoid Turned Into a Financial Epidemic in India The recent analysis provides a more comprehensive view, combining data on disease patterns, treatment-seeking behaviour, clinical outcomes, and costs.... Mar 26
	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
	Treating in the Dark: How Uncertainty Became India’s Most Dangerous Prescription If implemented thoughtfully, this diagnostic reset could mark a turning point where fewer delays, fewer unnecessary antibiotics, stronger surveillance, and better outcomes for patients who ... Jan 22
	Zimbabwe and Cambodia getting return on investment by addressing AMR Right to health is a fundamental human right. There is no doubt that everyone - without any exception or exclusion - should be able to live healthily ... Nov 20
	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
	Breathing Heat: The Climate Change as a Health Crisis Climate change is silently driving a public health emergency—spreading diseases, worsening air quality, triggering mental distress, and disrupting essential systems like food and water. ... Jul 29
	When the Rains Become a Health Hazard: The Monsoon Menace Mumbai Cannot Ignore Mumbai’s monsoon may always be dramatic, chaotic, and, at times, beautiful. But it should never be deadly. ... Jul 02
	Why Monsoon Season Hijacks Your Health: The Truth Behind Seasonal Ailments Rain will bring its pathogens. But with knowledge, preparation, and disciplined self-care, we prevent them from turning into a health hazard.... Jun 28
	7 Must-Have Vaccines Every Adult Should Know About We often associate vaccines with childhood, but adult vaccination is just as vital. As we grow older, the immunity we once built begins to wane, ... May 27
	Amid Documented Progress, India’s Malaria-Free Dream Faces Ground Realities. India has made impressive progress in its bid to eliminate malaria. ... Apr 24
	Change happens when gender inequality survivors join hands to stop TB Jyoti has faced many challenges since a very young age, more so after her mother’s death. 3 years ago, in January 2022, when Jyoti ... Mar 10
	The Deadly 17: WHO’s Vaccine Priority List to Tackle Life-Threatening Infections By focusing on these 17 high-priority pathogens, WHO is leading the way for a world that is better prepared, more resilient, and healthier for ... Nov 09
	Why Your Next Infection Might Not Have a Cure: The Rise of Antibiotic Resistance in India It is a race against time to preserve the life-saving power of antibiotics, and the responsibility lies with all of us to ensure that ... Sep 23
	The Surge of Swine Flu, Dengue, and Other Infections: Delhi NCR Faces a Viral Storm As the season progresses, it’s crucial for individuals to remain vigilant, especially those at higher risk.... Sep 20
	No one is safe from drug-resistant microbes until everyone is safe ... Aug 22
	After months of diagnostic delay, a migrant worker could access TB services only when a community health worker met him Manjit is not only a TB survivor but also a TB champion who proactively goes to health awareness camps to encourage those with symptoms to ... Apr 22
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