Gorakhpur Mayor Backs Cycle Rally To Improve Childhood Cancer Care In UP
Gorakhpur Mayor supports Cycle for Gold rally, promotes awareness, early diagnosis, and improved childhood cancer treatment facilities across Uttar Pradesh.
Indian Pharma Firms Introduce Generic Semaglutide Injections For Diabetes & Obesity Treatment
Indian drugmakers launch affordable semaglutide injections after patent expiry, expanding access for diabetes and obesity patients across the country.
Health Ministry Holds ‘Suraksha Sankalp Karyashala’ To Strengthen HIV Response In Delhi, Haryana
Health Ministry holds Suraksha Sankalp workshop to strengthen HIV response in Delhi and Haryana, focusing on treatment, outreach, and early diagnosis.
Sri Lanka Reports 8,500–9,500 TB Cases Annually; Colombo Emerges As Key Hotspot
Sri Lanka reports 8,500–9,500 TB cases annually, with Colombo emerging as a hotspot, highlighting ongoing public health challenges.
ADHD Study Finds ‘Micro-Sleeps’ In Awake Adults May Affect Focus
A new study reveals that adults with ADHD may experience brief brain ‘micro-sleeps’ while awake, impacting focus, reaction time and daily functioning.
Type 1 Diabetes Linked To Higher Dementia Risk, Study Finds
A study finds adults with type 1 diabetes face up to three times higher risk of dementia, highlighting the need for early cognitive care and monitoring.
Father’s Nicotine Use May Raise Diabetes Risk In Children: Study
A study published in the Endocrine Society journal suggests nicotine use in fathers may affect a child’s metabolism and increase the risk of diabetes.
Union Minister Scindia Launches ‘Phygital’ Service Centre To Deliver Healthcare, Education And E-Governance In Villages
The new Samriddhi Kendra in Madhya Pradesh aims to provide healthcare, education, agriculture and digital government services to rural citizens through high-speed broadband connectivity.
Saliva Testing Shows Promise For Pulmonary Tuberculosis Diagnosis
Researchers show saliva testing can accurately and rapidly detect pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) without sputum.
Gut Microbiome Changes With Age May Drive Memory Decline, Study Finds
A new study finds age related changes in the gut microbiome may trigger immune responses that disrupt the vagus nerve and impair memory and learning.
