Mother's milk

Fruity cure

Pills for health?

Consuming vitamin and mineral supplements can be unsafe

Killing pain

The hole truth of cigarettes

Prescription done, how about the cure?

Transfusion spoiler

Health wise

Arunachal Pradesh wakes up to the fact that women's health is the key to overall societal well-being

Even the womb does not protect against pesticides

Air pollution is certainly an enemy of health. But there are others that may be even nastier. Chlorpyrifos -- a pesticide that can easily enter …

Good for health, bad for fertility

Study shows antioxidants reduce ovulation in women

Milking the African market

Papaya cure

Heals burns and wounds

Calculating disability

Area of brain responsible identified

Menopaused 20-somethings

Hysterectomies on a high since the launch of insurance scheme for BPL families in Andhra Pradesh  

Parliamentary committee flags concerns over ‘grossly insufficient’ funding for department of health research

The committee also noted that the demand was much lower compared to Rs 3,467.65 crore demanded for 2022-2023

Musings on the Independence of the Other India

Even after 71 years of independence, 1 in 11 children in India is a child labourer, 1 in every 3 is malnourished, only 3 in every 10 children …

How international scientific collaborators sideline African researchers

Scientists from sub-Saharan Africa writing research papers on health in their own countries are often not named first or senior author, finds a study

WHO releases guidelines on how countries can use digital health technology

Guidelines stress on protecting patients’ privacy and providing supportive environments for dealing with unstable infrastructure

The concept of schizophrenia is coming to an end – here's why

The symptoms of 'schizophrenia' are very real, but experts are looking for a better way to define them

India wants to be TB-free by 2025, but patients suffer due to stigma, lack of counselling

There is evidence of increased risk of suicidal behaviour among people living with TB

Poor access to support systems causes high mortality among women with burn injuries

About 100,000 women die of burn injuries in India every year, and most of the deaths happen due to inadequate support service

Syringe safety

Clinical safety comes of age with the devising of a new equipment to dispose of all infected "sharps"

On the dot

A magnetically guided neurosurgical technique called magnetic stereotaxis could enable the performance of delicate brain surgery without …

Filling in fractures

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