Silent Crisis: Majority Of Young Adults Unaware They Have Diabetes
Most young adults with diabetes remain undiagnosed, posing serious health risks and exposing global healthcare gaps, reveals The Lancet study.
Younger Adults Face Rising Risk Of High Blood Pressure; New Guidelines Warn
Doctors now warn that younger adults face growing risks of hypertension, which, if left unchecked, could lead to heart disease, stroke, and even memory loss later in life.
Antibody Drug SHR-4849 Shows Early Promise Against Small-Cell Lung Cancer In First Human Trial
A new antibody-drug, SHR-4849, has shown encouraging results in treating relapsed small-cell lung cancer (SCLC) in its first-in-human trial.
Liver Cancer Rising Among Young Non-Drinkers: Oncologist Issues Warning
Oncologist Dr Sanket Mehta warns liver cancer is rising in young adults, including non-drinkers, and shares causes and prevention tips.
Cipla Rolls Out India’s First Non-Antibiotic Therapy For Recurrent UTIs
Cipla launches HUENA, India’s first non-antibiotic treatment for recurrent UTIs, marking a major step in against antimicrobial resistance.
ICMR Study Highlights Gender Disparities In Cancer Incidence & Mortality
An ICMR-led study reveals that while women report higher cancer incidence in India, men are more at risk of cancer-related deaths.
Over 100 Crore People Suffer From Mental Health Disorders Globally: WHO
The WHO’s latest data shows that over 100 crore people worldwide live with a mental health disorder, with women accounting for 53%.
Sinus Surgery Proves More Effective Than Antibiotics, Major Trial Finds
A major clinical trial has found that surgery to treat chronic sinus disease is more effective than antibiotics.
Gut Bacteria Pill Could Revolutionise Weight Loss And Metabolic Health
A new study suggests that taking healthy gut bacteria in pill form could help with weight loss and combat metabolic syndrome, which is linked to heart disease and diabetes.
Hidden Bacteria Linked To Heart Attacks, Landmark Study Reveals
A new study suggests infectious diseases may trigger heart attacks, with dormant bacteria playing a key role.
