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The government has restricted Chlorpheniramine-Phenylephrine fixed dose medicines for children below four, citing safety concerns and safer alternatives.

The Centre has made prescriptions mandatory for cough syrup purchases, ending key exemptions and tightening controls on medicine sales across India.

West Bengal has implemented Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY, becoming the final State and Union Territory to join the scheme.

India has issued an Ebola advisory following outbreaks in Africa, urging travellers to monitor symptoms while confirming no cases have been reported in the country.

Thailand has classified hantavirus as a dangerous communicable disease, introducing stricter surveillance, reporting and quarantine measures.

The government has launched a new integrated training programme to strengthen frontline healthcare teams and improve last-mile medical services across India.

From pregnancy updates to child health tracking, the government’s new JANANI platform is bringing maternal and neonatal care into one digital system.

The government launched the Swasth Bharat Portal, an integrated digital platform designed to unify national health programme applications, reduce data duplication and improve healthcare governance.

Government highlights progress in rare disease policy, expands Centres of Excellence and boosts financial aid to improve diagnosis and treatment access.

Health Ministry holds Suraksha Sankalp workshop to strengthen HIV response in Delhi and Haryana, focusing on treatment, outreach, and early diagnosis.