AIIMS New Delhi Launches Free Cervical Cancer Screening Drive
AIIMS New Delhi is offering free cervical cancer screening with HPV testing, follow-up care, and vaccination through January 2026.
School HPV Vaccination Programmes Offer Widespread Protection Against Cervical Cancer
Research shows school-based HPV vaccination lowers pre-cancerous cervical changes and provides herd immunity for unvaccinated women.
Strength Training Or 10,000 Steps: What’s Better For Your Health?
Dr explains how three weekly strength sessions compare with walking 10,000 steps a day and reveals the real health benefits of walking.
Trump Maintains High-Dose Aspirin Regimen Despite Medical Advice
US President Donald Trump continues his daily high-dose aspirin intake, citing cardiac prevention, despite doctors advising a lower dosage.
Chennai To Get Dedicated Free Cancer Screening Centre For Women At Thousand Lights
Chennai is set to receive a dedicated women’s cancer screening centre by February, aimed at improving women’s healthcare in Tamil Nadu.
India’s Hospital Industry Seen Growing 11–12% Annually Over Next Five Years: Report
India’s hospital sector is expected to record steady revenue growth of 11–12 per cent annually over the next 3–5 years.
Scientists Turn Cancer’s Drug Resistance Into A Powerful Therapeutic Weapon
Researchers discovered a way to exploit drug-resistance mutations, turning cancer’s survival mechanism into a shared immunotherapy target.
Mann Ki Baat: PM Modi Highlights Dangers Of Antibiotic Overuse
Health experts praise PM Modi’s warning on antibiotic misuse, stressing its role in combating AMR and protecting public health.
Namakkal Poultry Sector On High Alert After Bird Flu Outbreaks In Kerala
Tamil Nadu has intensified biosecurity and surveillance in Namakkal’s poultry farms following reports of avian influenza cases.
Micro-Hospitals Can Bridge India’s NCD Care Gap, Say Health Experts
Community-based micro-hospitals could help India tackle non-communicable diseases by improving coordinated care and reducing pressure on large hospitals.
