Bazm-e-Sahafat

Health

A new international study, involving IIT Bombay, reveals that free-living amoebae from Mumbai’s Vashi Creek are hosting highly drug-resistant bacteria, raising concerns about overlooked environmental reservoirs of antimicrobial resistance.

Health expert warns that misusing melatonin, through high doses or poor timing, may worsen sleep quality, causing grogginess, vivid dreams and circadian disruption.

India leads globally in living donor liver transplants with advanced facilities and strict ethical standards.

The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation announced that 211 drug samples tested in October were declared ‘Not of Standard Quality’.

A leading AIIMS-trained gastroenterologist outlines five science-backed food pairings that enhance digestion, heart health, nutrient absorption, and overall well-being.

A UK-based doctor explains why pain cannot be defined by a universal scale, highlighting how chronic conditions, age and personal history shape what is considered 'normal' pain.

On World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, the United Nations warned that a woman dies every two minutes from cervical cancer.

A deadly bacterial infection killed 29 blackbucks at a Karnataka mini zoo, triggering major outrage.

NMC revoked registrations of three doctors accused in the Delhi blast, barring them from medical practice.

Young adults face high cholesterol due to stress-eating, sedentary habits and genetic risks early in life.