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 In a ground-breaking achievement for India’s medical diagnostics sector, Erba Transasia proudly announces the commercial launch of the country’s first indigenously manufactured MonkeyPox PCR test kit. Validated by the Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR), this kit today received emergency approval from Central Drugs Standard

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Air pollution exposure can significantly decrease the chance of a live birth after IVF treatment, according to research that deepens concern about the health impacts of toxic air on fertility. Pollutant exposure has previously been linked to increased miscarriage rates and preterm births, and microscopic soot

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Rising inactivity, increased screen time, & popularized junk food consumption in children have heavily contributed to this Hypertension or high blood pressure (BP) has recently become increasingly prevalent among children and young adults. Causes of pediatric hypertension including overweight and obesity, heart defects, kidney problems, poor

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Traditional medicine systems have experienced a significant resurgence in recent years, attributed to the growing recognition of their effectiveness, safety, and patient-centric approach worldwide. The AYUSH systems, deeply rooted in ancient Indian traditions, offer a comprehensive framework for health promotion and disease prevention that encompasses

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By - Dr. Gagan Brar, Senior Consultant, Critical care medicine, Aster RV hospital Malaria, a disease caused by the Plasmodium parasite and transmitted through the bite of infected mosquitoes, continues to be a significant public health challenge in many parts of the world. Despite concerted efforts

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Early diagnosis and treatment can help PIDs-affected children to lead a good quality life Apollo Cancer Centres (ACC) advocates raising awareness and addresses the challenges posed by the often-overlooked Primary Immunodeficiency Disorders (PIDs). In commemoration of the World Primary Immunodeficiency Week, observed from April 22nd to

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Mumbai: A team of doctors have come together to bring awareness about Vaccination catering to all age groups at Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road. Millions of children are being deprived of essential routine vaccinations, putting their lives at risk. Not only does vaccination safeguard individual health, but

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MedGenome, a leading global genomics company in South Asia, has partnered with Darshan GIVA Foundation, a non-governmental organization, to pioneer a transformative approach to TB diagnosis and treatment. The partnership aims at an access intervention pilot for offering Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) testing free of cost

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Thousands of Made in China E-Cigarettes on route to Delhi seized in Noida  Mothers Against Vaping underscores the critical importance of increased seizures and heightened awareness about the harmful effects of these devices among children and the youth  Advocates anti-vaping campaigns using influencers to

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New strategic partnership will scale-up manufacturing capacity to support global supply of dengue vaccine and expands Takeda's footprint in vaccine manufacturing The strategic partnership will deliver potentially up to 50 million doses per year by 2030 to address global public health need Dengue is a

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