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Mothers Against Vaping (MAV), a collective of concerned mothers battling the menace of new age tobacco devices that threaten an entire generation by acting as gateway products, has called for an inquiry into the visuals showing cricketer Riyan Parag apparently vaping during an IPL 2026

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All India Institute of Medical Sciences Bibinagar has launched a dedicated community radio initiative aimed at enhancing public health awareness and grassroots outreach across the region. The move marks a significant step in leveraging community driven communication to bridge healthcare information gaps, particularly in rural

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In a significant step towards advancing global health, the University of Oxford has entered into a new agreement with the Serum Institute of India (SII) to expand the development and supply of a malaria vaccine, aiming to improve access and affordability in endemic regions.   The collaboration

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The much anticipated National Family Health Survey-6 (NFHS-6) is set to be released shortly, offering comprehensive insights into India’s health, nutrition, and demographic indicators.   Conducted periodically, the NFHS is one of the country’s most significant large scale surveys, providing critical data on maternal and child health,

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In a major push towards digital transformation in healthcare, the Government of Jharkhand has approved the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare and announced a strategic partnership with Google to modernize the state’s digital health ecosystem.   The initiative aims to leverage AI-driven technologies to enhance

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Rising use of e-cigarettes, heated tobacco, and nicotine pouches endangers younger generations New-age nicotine products not effective for smoking cessation and instead fuels addiction Use of illegal means to flood the market and creation of a narrative to legalise these harmful products

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Dr Nikhil Mehta Surgical Oncologist, HCG Cancer Centre, Jaipur   Cervical cancer has long been associated with middle aged women, but a concerning shift is underway. Increasingly, younger women, especially those in their 20s and early 30s are being diagnosed with the disease. This emerging trend underscores a critical

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Malaria during pregnancy can be dangerous, but early care and prevention can make a life-saving difference for both mother and baby.     With malaria continuing to pose a seasonal public health risk in Hyderabad, Fernandez Hospital is urging pregnant women and families to remain vigilant, as malaria

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On World Immunization Week, a leading neonatologist speaks out on India's immunization divide  and why adults are the missing piece Dr. Babu S Madarkar Clinical Director Consultant Neonatologist & Paediatrician KIMS Cuddles, Secunderabad Every year during the last week of April, the world pauses to reflect on one of

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With stroke being a time-critical emergency, experts call for a unified national helpline to reduce delays and improve survival outcomes     The Indian Stroke Association (ISA) presented a comprehensive proposal to strengthen stroke care delivery in India at a meeting hosted by FICCI, attended by policymakers, healthcare

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