78th World Health Assembly Opens In Geneva With Focus On ‘One World For Health’
The 78th World Health Assembly began in Geneva with a focus on the pandemic agreement, sustainable financing, and global health challenges.
World’s First Bladder Transplant Performed In The US: A Medical Milestone
US surgeons have successfully performed a human bladder transplant at UCLA, marking a revolutionary step forward in organ transplantation.
Mindfulness Can Help Reduce Anxiety Through Improved Cognitive Control
Mindfulness helps reduce anxiety by enhancing cognitive control, with tailored techniques offering targeted relief, say researchers.
Silent Killer Hypertension Hits 294 Million In Southeast Asia; Warns WHO
The World Health Organization has warned that hypertension affects more than 294 million people across Southeast Asia, with India accounting for over 220 million cases.
‘Check, Clean, Cover’: Health Ministry Stresses Vigilance On National Dengue Day
JP Nadda marked National Dengue Day on Friday, urging public action to curb mosquito breeding, maintain hygiene, and raise awareness.
Routine Health Screenings: A Key To Long-Term Wellness
Routine health screenings are vital for early detection & prevention of diseases, helping individuals maintain long-term wellness.
Maternal Sleep Patterns May Shape Generational Health, Say Experts
Maternal sleep habits, according to experts, significantly influence a child's sleep patterns, stress levels, and long-term mental health.
US Researchers Develop Smart Sensor To Protect Babies From Painkiller Overexposure
US Researchers have developed a groundbreaking wearable sensor designed to prevent infants from being overexposed to painkiller.
Ayush Ministry Launches Weekly Yoga Podcast To Inspire Holistic Living
The Ministry of Ayush, through the Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga, has launched weekly podcast to promote the benefits of yoga.
Early Antibiotic Use Linked To Increased Risk Of Early Puberty In Girls
Girls receive antibiotics during their first year of life particularly within first three months are more likely to experience early puberty.
