Cancer does not affect men and women equally, and the paths they take to diagnosis, treatment, and recovery are shaped as much by gender …
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Clinical study finds family conflict outweighs academic stress in students’ mental health struggles
by AdminThe clinical study was conducted by Cadabams Hospitals, drawing on over 58,000 student touchpoints across 3,569 documented counselling sessions
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Four-member committee constituted to prepare draft legislation for proposed university, which aims to bring all AYUSH educational institutions under a single umbrella
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Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda said TB case notification has increased over the past three years, helping bridge the gap in “missing” cases
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Scientists at ICAR-National Institute of High Security Animal Diseases (ICAR-NIHSAD), Bhopal, have developed the vaccine using a novel attenuated ASFV Genotype II virus
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Three common medicines classified as carcinogenic by IARC; experts urge patients not to stop treatment | Explained
by AdminThe findings are relevant because all three medicines are routinely prescribed in India. Hydrochlorothiazide remains an inexpensive and widely available option for managing hypertension, …
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The World Food Program attributed supply shortages to conflict in West Asia and a nine-month border closure between Pakistan and its neighbours, disrupting nutrition …
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Preeclampsia rates in minority communities shed light on the social roots of maternal health disparities
by AdminPreeclampsia rates are rising most significantly in contexts with the greatest social, political and economic insecurities. These factors will almost certainly put more and …
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Moderna said it plans to make at least 500,000 doses available to low- and middle-income countries at access pricing under its agreement with CEPI
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The experiment found that a modified analogue of vitamin B12 known as nitrosylcobalamin (NO-Cbl) that was specifically designed to include nitric oxide, a substance …