Pakistan reports 5th polio case of 2024
Islamabad, June 9 - Pakistan reported the fifth polio case so far this year after a child was paralysed in Quetta city of southwest Balochistan province and eventually died, the Pakistani Health Ministry said.
Largest association of S.Korean doctors may stage walkout on June 20
Seoul, June 8 - Medical doctors and professors in South Korea may stage a walkout later this month in protest against the government's recent decision to hike medical school admissions, sources said on Saturday.
Young, women more likely to suffer from multiple sclerosis: Experts
New Delhi, June 8 - Young adults and women are more likely to suffer from multiple sclerosis, said experts on Saturday.
Nourish your heart: Simple diet changes for a healthier life
By Health Corner, IndoUs Tribune Lipid Panel = Cholesterol A healthy diet and lifestyle are key to preventing various diseases, including heart disease. Making dietary changes might seem daunting, but starting with small steps and building on your successes can lead to improved
Invest in Your Future: Affordable Medical Education at IUHS
Do you dream of a career in medicine but worry about the financial burden of traditional medical schools? At International University of Health Sciences (IUHS) in St. Kitts, we make world-class medical education accessible with our low tuition fees – a third of
Mindful Meditation Yoga Camp: Connecting Mind, Body, and Spirit
By Dr. Avi Verma In an effort to promote holistic well-being and inner harmony, a camp organized under the banner of Mindful Meditation Yoga brought together enthusiasts from diverse backgrounds. This unique gathering, held in a serene natural setting, aimed to foster a
Complex robotic surgery saves 70-year-old man with malignant renal tumour
Kolkata, June 7 - Doctors here used an advanced robotic surgery to treat a 70-year-old man with a renal tumour. Doctors at the Apollo Cancer Centres (ACC), Kolkata, diagnosed the patient, Dulal Dutta, with a malignant tumour affecting the largest vein in the
‘Aggression, confusion, altered behaviour may signal brain tumour risk’
New Delhi, June 7 - Erratic mental health symptoms like aggression, confusion, altered behaviour, and persistent headaches may indicate the potential risk of a brain tumour, said experts on Friday, ahead of Brain Tumour Day.
Bengaluru doctors save premature girl born at 25 weeks weighing 750 gm
Bengaluru, June 7 - In a medical feat, doctors here gave a new lease of life to a premature girl born at 25 weeks, weighing just 750 grams.
Health Ministry reviews States/UTs preparedness to tackle heatwave, hospital fire
New Delhi, June 6 - The Union Health Ministry on Thursday conducted a virtual meeting with States/UTs to assess the preparedness for the ongoing heatwave conditions in the country.
Energy drinks may raise deadly irregular heartbeat condition: Study
New Delhi, June 6 - Consuming energy drinks may raise the risk of life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias -- an irregular heartbeat condition, especially among patients with genetic heart diseases, finds a study on Thursday.
India narrowed inequities in severe child food poverty in last decade: UNICEF
New Delhi, June 6 - India has successfully narrowed the inequities in severe child food poverty between poorer and wealthier households in the last decade by at least 5 percentage points, according to a global report by UNICEF on Thursday.
Health and Defence Ministry to set up dedicated Tele MANAS cell for armed forces
New Delhi, June 5 - The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) and the Ministry of Defence (MoD) on Wednesday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to launch a pilot project of Tele MANAS for the armed forces.
Strike vote at Seoul National University Hospital raises concerns of general strike
Seoul, June 6 - Doctors at Seoul National University Hospital were holding a vote on Thursday on whether to go on a strike in protest of the government's medical reform plan, raising concerns other doctors' associations could join the collective action.
‘Reducing methane, nitrous oxide key to curb rising temperatures in India’
New Delhi, June 4 - While India has made a mark as a global leader in climate action, it must work towards reducing greenhouse gases like methane and nitrous oxide to curb rising temperatures, according to an environmental expert on Tuesday.
‘Govt must now focus on tackling emerging infectious diseases, NCDs’
New Delhi, June 4 - While India has made significant progress in the healthcare sector, tackling emerging infectious diseases and non-communicable diseases must be among its top priorities, said a leading infectious disease expert on Tuesday.
CSIR’s project to map cardio-metabolic diseases in India completes 1st phase
New Delhi, June 3 - In a bid to develop an enhanced prediction model for cardio-metabolic disease, the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) on Monday announced the successful conclusion of the first phase of its ground-breaking health monitoring project.
Centre asks States/UTs to follow fire-safety norms in healthcare facilities
New Delhi, June 3 - Amid reports of fire incidents in hospitals due to rising temperatures, the Union Health Ministry on Monday directed all States/UTs to strictly follow fire-safety norms in healthcare facilities.
Making health insurance accessible and affordable with monthly premiums
New Delhi, June 3 - Are you someone who is looking to choose the right health insurance plan but is hesitant about the premium prices? Well, you’re not alone! Finding the right health insurance plan can be overwhelming as navigating costs can be
India played key role in adoption of health regulations at World Health Assembly: Centre
New Delhi, June 2 - India played a key role in helping countries agree to the adoption of International Health Regulations (IHR 2005) at the 77th World Health Assembly (WHA) to protect against future pandemics, said Apurva Chandra, Union Health Secretary on Sunday.