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The Siasat Daily - Health - News Image
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HealthApr 09, 2026 04:38 PM

Human chain formed at Durgam Cheruvu Cable Bridge for AIDS awareness

Hyderabad: A human chain program was organised at the Durgam Cheruvu Cable Bridge by Telangana AIDS Control Society on Thursday, April 9, to raise awareness on Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). The program was organised as part of a "Health Week" hosted by the Telangana government. Addressing the gathering, state Health Minister Damodar Raja Narasimha said that a lack of awareness on the matter leads to fear, misconceptions and discrimination. He ...Read More >

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HealthApr 07, 2026 12:01 PM

India's Antibiotic Use: Is Our Gut Getting Imbalanced?

India's Antibiotic Habit: A Growing Threat to Gut HealthSource : AI-generated, for illustrative purposes Did you know? As per the University of Washington study published in The Lancet in 2021, drug-resistant infections in India were directly responsible for 267,000 deaths and contributed to nearly one million more. India stands at the cusp of an antibiotic epidemic that threatens the lives of thousands and poses a global health threat. There is a looming quick-fix culture of grabbing antibiot ...Read More >

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HealthApr 04, 2026 09:29 PM

Haryana mandates joint HIV, syphilis testing for pregnant women and spouses

Chandigarh, April 4 (UNI) In a significant move to eliminate the transmission of infectious diseases from parents to children, the Haryana government has announced a mandatory joint testing policy for HIV and syphilis covering both pregnant women and their husbands. The decision aims to conduct approximately 12 lakh tests annually across the state to ensure that newborns are shielded from these life-altering conditions. This strategic intervention was finalised during the 23rd Working Committe ...Read More >

The Times of India - Health - News Image
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HealthApr 04, 2026 09:41 AM

Those hit by 'kissing disease' are 3 times more likely to develop multiple sclerosis

NEW DELHI: Next time you wake up with crushing fatigue, a high fever, a raw throat and swollen glands, take note. The trigger behind it could be something as simple as a kiss.Infectious mononucleosis, or the 'kissing disease', is caused by the Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) - one of the most common human infections worldwide. It spreads through saliva, not just kissing, but every day close contact.A US study using records from the Mayo Clinic-led Rochester Epidemiology Project, tracking nearly 19,000 ...Read More >

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PoliticsDec 16, 2025 07:34 AM

FSSAI launches nationwide egg safety drive over antibiotic concerns

Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has tasked food safety officers with collecting samples of both branded and unbranded eggs for testing at 10 laboratories across the country, according to three officials familiar with the development. The regulator is specifically testing for traces of nitrofuran metabolites -- a potentially harmful class of antibiotics at the centre of the controversy -- to ensure that residues remain strictly within the permissible safety limit (MRPL) of 1 ...Read More >

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HealthSep 23, 2025 05:29 PM

Oncologist breaks down childhood cancer into 5 points every parent should know

Childhood cancer is a disease no child should ever have to face. Yet, the reality is sobering: around four lakh children worldwide are diagnosed with cancer every year, and nearly 20% of these cases come from India. Awareness is the first step to changing outcomes. This is the most common and often the hardest question to answer. Unlike adult cancers, there are no proven lifestyle or environmental factors that cause cancer in children. Nearly 90% of childhood cancers are sporadic, meaning they ...Read More >

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HealthSep 15, 2025 06:49 PM

HPV vaccine drive launched to prevent cervical cancer - Star of Mysore

Mysore/Mysuru: District Reproductive and Child Health Officer (RCHO) Dr. Mohammad Siraj Ahmed has emphasised that the HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) vaccine can significantly help in preventing cervical cancer among women. He was speaking after inaugurating HPV vaccination camp for 14-year-old girls, organised jointly by the Health and Family Welfare Department, Department of Public Instruction, Rotary Club of Panchasheel, Mysuru, and Infosys Foundation, at Government High School, People's Park, N ...Read More >

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HealthSep 14, 2025 10:32 PM

New Therapeutic Cancer Vaccines Focus on Preventing Recurrence, Not Prevention, Says Kerala State IM...

Kochi : The new cancer vaccine is not for the prevention of cancer, rather to prevent reoccurrence says Dr. Rajeev Jayadevan, Convener of the Research Cell, Kerala State IMA, and Chairman of the Scientific Committee, IMA Cochin. He was speaking at the inaugural event of the 2nd Annual Conference of The Gastrointestinal Oncology Society (GIOS) being held at Le Meridien Kochi. Highlighting the evolution of cancer treatment, including the development of new therapeutic cancer vaccines, Dr. Rajeev ...Read More >

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HealthSep 14, 2025 03:44 PM

Revolutionary Cancer Vaccines: Pioneering a New Era in Treatment | Health

The latest therapeutic cancer vaccines are designed to prevent cancer recurrence in patients who have already received treatment. These vaccines represent a form of immunotherapy that trains the immune system to target and destroy cancer cells. Experts emphasized the need for personalized treatment approaches in a rapidly evolving field. In a groundbreaking development, new therapeutic cancer vaccines have emerged, aimed at preventing the recurrence of cancer in treated patients, as explained b ...Read More >

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HealthSep 14, 2025 03:13 PM

Therapeutic cancer vaccines target recurrence, not initial cancer: Medical expert

Kochi, Sept 14: New cancer vaccines are being developed not to prevent the onset of cancer in healthy individuals but to stop its recurrence in those who have already undergone treatment, a medical expert has clarified. Speaking at the inaugural session of the second annual conference of the Gastrointestinal Oncology Society (GIOS) on Saturday, Dr Rajeev Jayadevan, convener of the Research Cell at Kerala State IMA and chairman of the scientific committee at IMA Cochin, explained that these are ...Read More >

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HealthSep 14, 2025 10:05 AM

Russia's Enteromix Cancer Vaccine Sparks Global Hope

Srinagar -- In what could be a miracle improving and saving thousands of lives across the globe, Russia's mRNA-based vaccine Enteromix has displayed 100% efficacy and safety in early clinical trials. Scientists say the breakthrough could mark a new chapter in the fight against aggressive cancers, offering patients hope where few options exist. For decades, cancer has been one of humanity's most formidable enemies. Conventional treatments like chemotherapy and radiation, while sometimes life-sav ...Read More >

The Times of India - Health - News Image
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HealthAug 01, 2025 11:25 PM

Breastfeeding week kicks off | Ranchi News - Times of India

Ranchi: The state health department on Friday kicked off breastfeeding week during which state national health mission director Sashi Prakash Jha stressed that the mother's milk is the most divine gift for an infant. The initiative is part of the world breastfeeding week from August 1-7."No other food in the world matches the nutritional value of breast milk," he said. He added, "Every essential nutrient found in various global diets is inherently present in a mother's milk. It is incomparable a ...Read More >

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HealthJul 01, 2025 08:27 AM

India News | BE to Manufacture HPV9 Vaccine for India, UNICEF and PAHO Tender Markets | LatestLY

Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], July 1 (ANI): Jiangsu Recbio Technology Company Limited (02179.HK), announced that they have entered into a licensing cooperation agreement, and have commenced the technology transfer of their Recombinant 9-valent HPV (HPV9) vaccine, REC603, to Biological E. Limited (BE), a leading Indian vaccine and pharmaceutical company. Recbio will provide BE with Drug Substance (DS) and transfer technology to formulate, fill, and package vaccines. It will also include technolo ...Read More >

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HealthJul 01, 2025 03:50 AM

Ageing is linked to inflammation -- but only in the industrialized world

People from Indigenous communities do not show the same link between chronic inflammation and age-related illness seen in industrialised societies, a study that looked at nearly 3,000 adults in four countries has found. Inflammation is an important part of the immune system's response to infection -- but long-term inflammation can cause damage. The latest findings, published in Nature Aging on 30 June, show that chronic inflammation -- which has been long considered a hallmark of aging -- could ...Read More >

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HealthJun 08, 2025 06:52 PM

Active Covid-19 Cases In India Crosses 6000 Mark, Kerala Tops The Chart

India: India's active Covid-19 case count has exceeded 6,000, with 378 new cases identified within the past 24 hours, as reported by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) on Sunday. The overall count of active Covid-19 cases in India has hit 6,133, with Kerala reporting the highest number of new infections, trailed by Gujarat and West Bengal. Covid-19 Cases In India The active Covid cases increased by 378 in India since Saturday, totalling 6,133, with 753 patients either recovered ...Read More >

Lokmat Times - Health - News Image
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HealthJun 07, 2025 03:52 PM

International Dance Day: From boosting confidence to improving flexibility, dance is therapy for all...

New Delhi [India], April 28 : Some call it artistic expression while others view it as a stress-buster. 'Dance' ... New Delhi [India], April 28 : Some call it artistic expression while others view it as a stress-buster. 'Dance' can be defined as movements of the body in sync and it's a celebration of physicality. Every year, April 29 is celebrated as International Dance Day. The birthday of Jean-Georges Noverre (1727-1810), creator of modern ballet, has been observed as International Dance Day ...Read More >

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HealthJun 06, 2025 05:40 PM

In a first, 27-week-old 'miracle baby' survives rare immune disorder

New Delhi, Jun 6 (PTI) A 27-week-old "miracle baby" survived multiple organ complications, two full blood exchanges after birth and the loss of a twin sibling to bring joy to his mother, who has survived a rare brain tumour aside from undergoing multiple failed IVF treatments. The hospital claimed it to be the first reported case in the world of a baby surviving the condition at under 28 weeks. Doctors at Amrita Hospital, Faridabad, saved the life of the newborn at just 27 weeks and four days ...Read More >

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BusinessJun 05, 2025 10:02 PM

Dr Reddy's, Alvotech to co-develop Keytruda biosimilar

Mumbai: Dr Reddy's Laboratories has entered into a collaboration with Reykjavik, Ireland-based biotech company Alvotech to co-develop, manufacture and commercialise a biosimilar version of blockbuster cancer drug Keytruda for the global markets. Keytruda (generic name is pembrolizumab), manufactured and marketed by Merck & Co, is the most successful medicine, recording worldwide sales of $29.5 billion in 2024. It is used to treat multiple forms of cancer. Under the terms of the agreement, both ...Read More >

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HealthDec 03, 2024 06:13 PM

Latest News | Death in Severe COVID-19 Could Be Due to Cell Damage Contributing to Excess Inflammati...

New Delhi, Dec 3 (PTI) Organ damage and death due to severe COVID-19 could be because of disruption to the mitochondria, or a cell's "energy-producing factory", which contributes to 'cytokine storm' -- or excessive inflammation commonly seen in these patients, a new study has found. Researchers found that the damage or stress in mitochondria can trigger immune responses, specifically those that activate the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system, or 'RAAS', network of hormones, proteins and enzym ...Read More >

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HealthDec 03, 2024 03:02 PM

Neem Tulsi Honey: the ultimate morning elixir for health, read details

It may change your life to begin your day with a spoonful of Neem Tulsi Honey. This powerful combination of Neem, Tulsi, and Honey offers a multitude of benefits, from boosting immunity and aiding digestion to reducing stress and promoting healthy skin. Let's dive into the top 5 benefits of incorporating Neem Tulsi Honey into your morning routine. Boosts immunity: Neem Tulsi Honey has antimicrobial properties that fight infections and boost immunity. Regular consumption prevents a lot of illnes ...Read More >

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HealthNov 28, 2024 01:29 PM

Researchers discover ANOTHER disturbing danger of ultra-processed food that could change your appear...

Eating lots of ultra processed food could increase your risk of suffering an unsightly scaly skin condition by over a third, French research suggests. Experts came to this conclusion after analysing health and diet data from over 18,000 people taking part in long term study on nutrition. Dividing the group into three tiers based on the amount of ultra-processed food (UPF) they ate per day on average, the scientists found the group which ate the most had a 36 per cent increased risk of sufferin ...Read More >

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OtherNov 27, 2024 01:43 PM

Benefits of chanting stotras: Spiritual, mental, and physical well-being | - Times of India

Chanting stotras, ancient Hindu hymns, offers a holistic path to well-being. Beyond spiritual devotion, these chants reduce stress, sharpen memory, and even boost the immune system. Scientific studies support these benefits, linking chanting to improved cardiovascular health and relaxation. From the Vishnu Sahasranama to the Kanakadhara Stotram, each hymn carries unique advantages, promising a balanced life through this timeless practice. ...Read More >

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HealthNov 27, 2024 01:41 PM

Feeling colder than others in a room in winters, it cold be the lack of this vitamin

Shivering uncontrollably? Feeling like you're wrapped in a chill all your life, no matter the number of layers you wear on? You are not alone! If you are always shivering even in mildly cold temperatures, it is probably not the weather's fault. According to a study, deficiencies in several of the body's key nutrients could be the reason why you're so intolerable to the cold. Yes, you read that right, a nutrient deficiency could be why you're stuck in your everlasting winter wonderland! Although ...Read More >

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