West Bengal Reports First Nipah Virus Death
West Bengal has reported its first Nipah virus fatality. Health officials say containment is in place, but vigilance remains critical.
WHO Rules Out Travel Curbs After Nipah Virus Cases In India
The World Health Organisation says it does not recommend travel or trade restrictions following two Nipah virus infections in India, adding that the risk of further spread remains low and investigations are ongoing.
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.
US Funding Halt Forces WHO To Slash Over 2,000 Jobs By June 2026: Report
WHO plans to cut over 2,000 jobs by 2026 after major US funding withdrawal.
Cervical Cancer ‘Preventable Yet Deadly’, Says UN On Elimination Day
On World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day, the United Nations warned that a woman dies every two minutes from cervical cancer.
Eat Right, Stay Active & Manage Stress To Lower Risk Of Strokes: JP Nadda
Healthy eating, regular exercise, and stress control can significantly reduce the risk of stroke and disability.
WHO Declares High National Risk As Congo Faces 16th Ebola Outbreak
The WHO intensified support for Congo after the authorities declared a fresh Ebola outbreak in Kasai Province.
EU Approves Groundbreaking Twice-Yearly HIV Prevention Injection
The European Commission has approved lenacapavir, a twice-yearly HIV prevention injection, marking a major step in the fight against the virus across Europe.
Toxic Metals In Breast Milk Is Leading To The Stunting In Infants
A University of Arizona study suggests that breast milk, though vital for infants, may contribute to stunting.
PM Modi Urges Healthier Lifestyle On World Health Day; Warns Against Obesity Crisis
On the occasion of World Health Day, PM Modi urged Indians to embrace healthier lifestyles and work towards eliminating obesity.
