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Leading doctors and policymakers deliberate on air pollution’s growing impact on physical, mental and child health at Illness to Wellness Conference New Delhi, 18 December, 2025: Air pollution is no longer just an environmental concern; it is steadily eroding India’s economic growth while triggering a sharp

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●      Global Healthcare Academy hosts a two-day summit with experts from India, Italy, Malaysia, and Singapore. ●      Surgeons flag alarmingly high rates of misdiagnosis; emphasize that correct initial surgery can boost survival rates to over 70%. ●      Call for National Sarcoma Registry and inclusion of treatment under public health insurance

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Demonstrating its continued commitment to public health and preventive care, Care Health Insurance today issued an urgent advisory encouraging households and workplaces to adopt HEPA-certified air filtration in response to escalating respiratory illnesses due to the increasing pollution. In recent weeks, multiple regions have reported a

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Dr. Jyotirmay S Hegde, HOD & Lead Consultant ENT, Aster Whitefield Hospital Certainly children get colds very often. However, if these runny noses and coughs keep recurring,and the ear pain or hearing difficulties follow each time, parents must not ignore it: frequentlyrepeated upper-respiratory infections can obtain

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Dr. Sohail Ambi Consultant Pediatrician HCG Suchirayu Hospital, Hubli Every caregiver carries an instinct - that quiet voice that senses when something just doesn’tfeel right. It might be the way a child avoids eye contact, a word that takes longer toemerge, or a behaviour that seems unusually

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Awareness on HIV is essential Discrimination against affected individuals is unacceptable Dr. Anuradha, Joint Director, Telangana SARC participated as chief guest 24 lakh people affected in India, 1.4 lakh in Telangana Free medicine distribution at Kamineni ART Centre Kamineni Doctors said in AIDS Day Awareness Walk AIDS continues to be a

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India’s participation, led by the Indian Stroke Association (ISA), focused on strengthening early intervention through district-level stroke units  At the 17th World Stroke Congress 2025 in Spain, ISA President Dr. P. Vijaya called for dedicated stroke units in every Indian district, highlighting scalable, low-cost models to

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PNEUBEVAX 14® is Biological E. Limited’s 14-valent Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine · PNEUBEVAX 14® induces robust, functional serotype-specific immune response in infants to 14 serotypes, offering the broadest coverage of any paediatric Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine available in India   Biological E. Limited (BE), a leading Hyderabad-based vaccine and pharmaceutical

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The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, has been formally designated as a World Health Organization (WHO) network site for pandemic preparedness, marking a significant advancement in India’s contribution to global health security. This strategic recognition places AIIMS Delhi among a distinguished

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In a major move to strengthen pediatric healthcare, the Tamil Nadu government has announced the statewide expansion of Type 1 diabetes care for children across all government hospitals. The initiative, unveiled by the state’s Health Minister, aims to ensure early diagnosis, uninterrupted treatment, and long-term

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