NCH Urges Responsible Reporting On Homoeopathy, Practitioners
The National Commission for Homoeopathy urged factual and responsible communication about Homoeopathy and registered practitioners.
Telangana Warns Of Legal Action Against Travellers Hiding Ebola-Related Information
Telangana will take legal action against travellers from Ebola-affected countries who provide false information during screening.
Bangladesh Measles Death Toll Reaches 620 As Outbreak Deepens
Bangladesh reported seven more measles-related deaths, taking the total toll to 620 as infections continue to rise.
New Blood Test May Predict Lung Cancer Risk Years Before Diagnosis
An Australian study has discovered a 14-protein blood signature that could identify lung cancer risk years before symptoms appear.
Second Sudanese Student Isolated In Hyderabad After Suspected Ebola Symptoms At Airport
A second Sudanese national has been placed under observation in Hyderabad, with samples sent for Ebola testing as a precaution.
US Confirms First New World Screwworm Case Since 1966 In Texas
The USDA has confirmed the first New World Screwworm case in the US since 1966 after detecting the flesh-eating parasite in a Texas calf.
ADHD And Women’s Health: The Hidden Challenges Many Don’t Talk About
The effects of ADHD may extend beyond focus and behaviour, with researchers highlighting impacts on women's reproductive health.
Health Ministry Issues Ebola Advisory As Africa Outbreak Raises Concerns
India has issued an Ebola advisory following outbreaks in Africa, urging travellers to monitor symptoms while confirming no cases have been reported in the country.
Italy Monitors Suspected Ebola Case After Traveller Returns From Congo
Italy is monitoring a suspected Ebola case in Sardinia after a traveller returned from Congo. Test results are pending.
WHO Chief Urges Nations To Reconsider Travel Bans Over Ebola Outbreak
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus urged countries to reconsider travel bans linked to the Ebola outbreak in the DRC and Uganda, warning they could hamper response efforts.
