Health

The ICMR clarifies that the recent H1N1 spike in India is a seasonal surge of the existing strain, not a new mutation, emphasizing the importance of vaccination and hygiene.

A major clinical analysis reveals that Chemoradiotherapy (CRT) provides significantly better outcomes for rectum preservation than short-course radiotherapy, offering new hope for surgery-free recovery.

The National Institute of Nutrition’s latest study reveals that lead exposure acts as a catalyst for severe nerve cell damage, potentially accelerating neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s.

A comprehensive study from the Netherlands demonstrates that early arthritis screening clinics provide significant long-term clinical and economic benefits for patients.

A groundbreaking study from the Netherlands reveals that early screening clinics significantly improve long-term outcomes for patients with suspected arthritis, paving the way for a global shift in rheumatology.

The Ebola death toll in the Democratic Republic of Congo has officially exceeded 1,700, as health workers battle both the deadly virus and unprecedented insecurity in the region.

Explore our comprehensive guide for World Lung Cancer Day 2026, covering the latest medical breakthroughs, essential early symptoms, and global prevention strategies to save lives.

Recent research suggests that adding 10-12 grams of soluble fiber to your daily diet can drastically reduce blood sugar spikes and improve metabolic health.

New hospital data analyzed by the EMJ highlights a transformative shift in rheumatology, moving from intensive inpatient stays to precision-based outpatient care and early biological intervention.

Recent breakthroughs in genomic profiling and surgical technology are transforming sarcoma treatment in India, offering patients personalized care and better survival outcomes.