Could Diabetes Affect Kidney Markers? Study Finds Differences In Key Measures
A 300-person study found differences in kidney and electrolyte markers among people with diabetes, but did not establish causality.
India’s AB PM-JAY Completes Eight Years; Funds 13.25 Crore Hospital Admissions Worth Rs 2.03 Lakh Crore
AB PM-JAY completes eight years with 48.51 crore Ayushman cards, funding 13.25 crore hospital admissions worth Rs 2.03 lakh crore.
Chennai Hospitals Face Surge As Flu; Respiratory Infections And Dengue Cases Rise
Chennai hospitals are witnessing rising flu, respiratory infections and dengue cases, with crowded wards and prolonged waits for beds.
Why New Allergies Can Suddenly Appear In Adults As Immune Triggers Shift
New allergies can develop at any age, with infections, antibiotics, hormonal changes and tick bites disrupting immune responses.
Sore Throat After Cancer Treatment: What It Could Mean
A sore throat during or after cancer treatment does not necessarily indicate an infection or cancer recurrence.
Dengue Cases Rise Across Tamil Nadu As Monsoon Intensifies Mosquito-Borne Disease Surveillance Efforts
Tamil Nadu reports rising dengue infections after monsoon onset, prompting intensified mosquito control, surveillance and preventive health measures statewide.
Stress Can Raise Blood Sugar Without Food As Adrenaline Triggers Temporary Glucose Spikes
Stress, anxiety, pain and intense exercise can raise blood sugar without food as adrenaline prompts the liver to release stored glucose.
Bangladesh Measles Outbreak Claims 1,009 Lives As Immunity Gaps Widen
Bangladesh’s measles outbreak has killed 1,009 people since mid-March, with declining vaccination coverage and disrupted immunisation services worsening immunity gaps.
Chandigarh High Court Blood Donation Camp Collects 80 Units Of Blood
Chandigarh High Court’s blood donation camp collected 80 units, with judges, advocates and employees supporting patients undergoing cancer treatment.
Menopause May Start Affecting Your Gut Years Earlier Than You Think, Study Finds
A new study suggests menopause may weaken gut barrier integrity, with intestinal damage beginning years before the final menstrual period.
