Health Ministry Notifies NDCT Rule Changes To Accelerate Drug Approvals
The Health Ministry has amended the New Drugs and Clinical Trials (NDCT) Rules, 2019, to speed drug development and boost pharma innovation.
Asia Steps Up Vigil As New Nipah Cases Surface In India
Asia has tightened health surveillance after new Nipah cases in West Bengal raised concerns over hospital transmission and cross-border spread.
Sun Pharma, Cipla Recall Products In US Following Manufacturing Lapses
Indian drugmakers Sun Pharmaceutical Industries and Cipla have recalled multiple products from the US market after the regulator flagged manufacturing-related issues.
Study Shows Text Alerts Improve Heart Failure Care; Reduce Hospital Readmissions
Researchers find SMS reminders improve medication adherence among heart failure patients and cut costly readmissions, influencing future healthcare policy decisions.
Study Finds No Link Between Childhood Vaccination And Epilepsy Risk
A major study finds no evidence linking routine childhood vaccinations or aluminium adjuvants to an increased risk of epilepsy in young children.
German Scientists Develop Skin Scan Technology To Detect Early Heart Disease Risk
Fast-RSOM, a noninvasive skin scan, detects early microvascular changes to assess heart disease risk.
Chikungunya Cases Surge In Tamil Nadu; State Health Department Issues Alert
Tamil Nadu issued a statewide alert as chikungunya cases rise, stepping up surveillance and mosquito control.
167 Drug Samples Fail Quality Standards In December: CDSCO
The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) flagged 167 drug samples as ‘Not of Standard Quality’ in December.
AIIMS Delhi Sets New Benchmark With 1,000+ Robotic Surgeries In Just 13 Months
AIIMS Delhi completes over 1,000 robotic surgeries in 13 months, expanding advanced, minimally invasive surgical care within India’s public health system.
Study Finds Human Heart Can Regenerate Muscle Cells After A Heart Attack
Australian researchers have found that the human heart can regenerate muscle cells after a heart attack, challenging long-held medical assumptions.
