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Over 1000 TB Cases Discovered In Tiruchi During Screening Drive

20 Mar 2025

In a significant health initiative, over three lakh people were screened for tuberculosis (TB) in Tiruchi district, leading to the detection of more than 1,000 new cases. The screening was part of a 100-day nationwide campaign aimed at raising awareness and improving early detection of the disease. The campaign, launched...

Heartbroken Mom Reveals Son’s Terrifying Disorder: ‘He Eats Walls, Screws, And Even His Own Nappies!’

15 Mar 2025

An 11-year-old boy diagnosed with a rare eating disorder, pica, has left his mother heartbroken as he compulsively consumes non-food items, including sponges, screws, wallpaper, and even his own nappies. Charlie, from Texas, was first spotted eating dog food at the age of five by his mother, Eileen Lamb. Initially...

How to Maintain Good Vaginal Health? 10 Tips From A certified Expert

05 Mar 2025

Vaginal health is an essential part of overall well-being. It affects comfort, confidence, and reproductive health. However, many people tend to overlook it. Dr. Pooja C Thukral, a consultant obstetrician and gynecologist at Cloudnine Group of Hospitals in Faridabad, shares expert insights on maintaining vaginal health and avoiding common mistakes...

Over 80% IT Employees Suffer From Fatty Liver: Causes, Risks, And Prevention Tips

03 Mar 2025

The booming IT industry has brought economic growth and innovation, but it has also led to an alarming health crisis, fatty liver disease. A recent study conducted by the University of Hyderabad, in collaboration with the Asian Institute of Gastroenterology (AIG), has revealed that approximately 84% of IT employees in...

Why is HIV Cases In Mizoram On ‘Surge’: Here’s How To Prevent Rapid Spread

26 Feb 2025

Mizoram, a small northeastern state of India, has reported the highest HIV prevalence rate in the country at 2.73%, far exceeding the national average of 0.2%. With nearly 30,000 reported cases, the crisis has drawn serious concern from health authorities and policymakers. The state's Health Minister, Lalrinpuii, recently urged legislators...

Narcissists People Have Difficulty With Social Exclusion, Says Research

21 Feb 2025

A recent research has provided significant findings regarding the emotional burden that narcissists feel when confronted with social exclusion. In contrast to the popular stereotype that narcissists are too self-centered to be concerned about others' views, the study points out that narcissists don't just perceive themselves as getting ostracized more...

IIT Madras Patents Drug Delivery System For Breast Cancer Treatment Using Nanotechnology

12 Feb 2025

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras have made a significant breakthrough in the fight against breast cancer, one of the leading causes of mortality among women globally. The team has developed and patented a next-generation drug delivery system that promises to revolutionize breast cancer treatment by leveraging...

More Than Half Of Oral Cancer Patients In India Do Not Have Tobacco Or Alcohol History, Reports

07 Feb 2025

Oral cancer has, for long, been related to tobacco and alcohol consumption, but recent findings by a ten-year study in Kerala have raised serious concern on the changing trend. A study conducted by the Head and Neck department at VPS Lakeshore Hospital in Kochi reveals that 57% of oral cancer...

Plastic In Your Brain? Brain Tissue Contains Microplastics Equal To 4-5 Paper Clips – Study Reveals

06 Feb 2025

Plastic pollution has transitioned from being a mere environmental issue to a pressing human health concern. A groundbreaking study from the University of New Mexico has discovered that microscopic plastic particles are accumulating in human brains at alarmingly high levels, significantly surpassing concentrations found in other organs. Even more concerning,...

What Is Plastic Pollution? Know Why It Is Responsible For Premature Births

02 Feb 2025

A groundbreaking study has uncovered a startling link between microplastic pollution and premature births, raising fresh concerns over the potential impact of these tiny particles on human health. Conducted in Houston, the study analyzed 175 placentas—100 from full-term births (averaging 37.2 weeks) and 75 from preterm births (averaging 34 weeks)....

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Over 1000 TB Cases Discovered In Tiruchi During Screening Drive

Heartbroken Mom Reveals Son’s Terrifying Disorder: ‘He Eats Walls, Screws, And Even His Own Nappies!’

How to Maintain Good Vaginal Health? 10 Tips From A certified Expert

Over 80% IT Employees Suffer From Fatty Liver: Causes, Risks, And Prevention Tips

Why is HIV Cases In Mizoram On ‘Surge’: Here’s How To Prevent Rapid Spread

Narcissists People Have Difficulty With Social Exclusion, Says Research

IIT Madras Patents Drug Delivery System For Breast Cancer Treatment Using Nanotechnology

More Than Half Of Oral Cancer Patients In India Do Not Have Tobacco Or Alcohol History, Reports

Plastic In Your Brain? Brain Tissue Contains Microplastics Equal To 4-5 Paper Clips – Study Reveals

What Is Plastic Pollution? Know Why It Is Responsible For Premature Births

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