Big Relief For Cancer Patients: Chemo Services To Reach District Hospitals
Government to set up 200 Day Care Cancer Centres in 2025-26, bringing chemotherapy closer to patients’ homes and cutting treatment costs.
Study Finds Long Covid May Share Brain Changes Seen In Alzheimer’s Disease
A new study finds that long Covid may trigger brain changes similar to those seen in Alzheimer’s, highlighting potential long-term risks to memory and cognitive health.
West Bengal Reports First Nipah Virus Death
West Bengal has reported its first Nipah virus fatality. Health officials say containment is in place, but vigilance remains critical.
Shorter Six-Month Oral Regimens For Drug-Resistant TB Prove Cost-Effective: ICMR Study
ICMR study shows shorter six-month oral regimens for drug-resistant TB improve outcomes while lowering treatment costs and easing pressure on the health system.
Medicinal Plants Sector Key To Viksit Bharat 2047 Vision: Ayush Minister Prataprao Jadhav
The medicinal plants sector will be central to India’s Viksit Bharat 2047 vision, Ayush Minister Prataprao Jadhav said, highlighting export potential, rural livelihoods and global leadership in Ayurveda.
Why Wearing Clogs For Long Hours Could Harm Your Feet, Orthopaedic Surgeon Warns
Clogs may feel comfortable, but an orthopaedic surgeon warns that wearing them for long hours could strain your feet due to poor arch support and heel stability.
Three Neuroscience Facts That Explain Vision, Heartbreak And Sleep
From heartbreak that hurts to why you can’t move during dreams, a doctor explains three fascinating brain facts.
WHO Confirms Fatal Nipah Virus Case In Bangladesh, Calls Spread Risk Minimal
The World Health Organisation has confirmed a Nipah virus-related death in northern Bangladesh in January 2026.
Tamil Nadu Issues Statewide Bird Flu Alert After Crow Deaths
Tamil Nadu has issued a statewide bird flu alert following reports of large-scale crow deaths, with authorities urging vigilance and strict biosecurity measures.
WHO Rules Out Travel Curbs After Nipah Virus Cases In India
The World Health Organisation says it does not recommend travel or trade restrictions following two Nipah virus infections in India, adding that the risk of further spread remains low and investigations are ongoing.
