Neurosurgeon Reveals Secrets Of The World’s Longest-Living People
Dr Brian Hoeflinger, a neurosurgeon with 26 years of experience, shares key habits from Blue Zones that promote longevity, including plant-based diets, natural movement, strong social connections, and prioritising rest.
Hyderabad Dermatologist Recommends Three-Ingredient Morning Drink For Quick Digestive Relief
A Hyderabad dermatologist recommends a simple three-ingredient kitchen drink that she claims can ease acidity, bloating, and sluggish digestion, offering an affordable morning remedy for better gut health.
Kerala Sees Surge In Amoebic Meningoencephalitis Cases
The Union Health Ministry has confirmed a rise in amoebic meningoencephalitis cases in Kerala, with 170 cases and 42 deaths recorded in 2025.
Childhood Virus Linked To Higher Bladder Cancer Risk, Say UK Scientists
Researchers in the United Kingdom have identified a virus commonly caught in childhood that may contribute to bladder cancer later in life.
Nadda Calls On MPs To Strengthen Grassroots Push For TB-Free India
JP Nadda briefed MPs on the TB-Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan and urged them to boost public engagement to speed up India’s fight against tuberculosis.
DEG Tragedy Triggers Nationwide Crackdown On Cough Syrup Makers
A deadly cough syrup contamination in Madhya Pradesh has prompted audits of over 700 manufacturers after multiple child deaths were reported.
WHO Warns: Obesity Crisis Needs More Than Medicines
WHO says GLP-1 drugs help treat obesity, but cannot solve the global crisis without lifestyle changes, early intervention, and equitable access.
World AIDS Day: India Reports Sharp Decline In HIV Infections & AIDS-Related Deaths
India has recorded a significant reduction in HIV infections, AIDS-related deaths and mother-to-child transmission between 2010 and 2024.
Early RSV Infection Strongly Linked To Higher Childhood Asthma Risk, Scientists Report
Early RSV infection raises childhood asthma risk, especially in allergy-prone families, but newborn protection can prevent it.
Study Warns That Bird Flu Viruses Can Withstand Fever; Heightens Risk To Humans
A new UK-led study reveals that bird flu viruses can continue to replicate at fever-level temperatures, reducing the human body’s natural defence against infection and raising concerns for pandemic preparedness.
