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Health authorities have intensified preparedness measures for dengue and other vector borne diseases following concerns that El Niño weather conditions could increase the risk of outbreaks during the upcoming transmission season. The advisory comes after observations of higher dengue incidence during previous El Niño years,

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Union Health Minister Jagat Prakash Nadda has reviewed the country's preparedness for dengue, malaria and other seasonal vector borne diseases ahead of the monsoon season, directing states and Union Territories to strengthen surveillance systems, enhance outbreak monitoring and ensure rapid response measures to prevent disease

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The rollout of a government supported free cervical cancer vaccination programme has faced implementation challenges in several regions, slowing vaccination coverage among eligible adolescent girls despite the availability of vaccine doses. Health officials have attributed the delays primarily to school board examinations, summer vacations and

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Health authorities in Kerala's Wayanad district have reported no new cases of Shigella infection, providing a measure of relief amid ongoing efforts to contain the outbreak. According to the District Medical Office (DMO), 23 patients who tested positive for the bacterial infection remain under treatment,

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A new Australian study has shed light on why walking tends to become slower, less efficient, and more tiring as people age, revealing that the body increasingly prioritizes stability over energy efficiency in an effort to reduce the risk of falls.   The research, led by Flinders

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Malabar Group has partnered with the Institute of Palliative Medicine (IPM), Kozhikode, to launch Malabar Care Connect, a new initiative aimed at expanding access to palliative care through digital platforms, community engagement, training, and knowledge sharing. The collaboration marks a significant step towards making quality

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A growing shortage of critical chemotherapy medicines is beginning to impact cancer treatment across India, with hospitals reporting dwindling inventories and patients struggling to access life-saving drugs. Oncologists and healthcare providers have warned that prolonged supply disruptions could affect treatment schedules and potentially compromise outcomes

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Health authorities in Telangana have confirmed that a second Sudanese national admitted to a Hyderabad hospital has tested negative for Ebola, providing reassurance amid heightened surveillance following global concerns over recent Ebola outbreaks in parts of Africa.   Officials stated that the individual was admitted as a

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Health authorities in Rajasthan have placed a Ugandan woman under medical observation after she was identified during routine airport screening at Jaipur International Airport with symptoms consistent with Ebola Virus Disease. Officials emphasized that the case remains suspected, and laboratory confirmation is awaited.   According to preliminary

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The terms "dietitian" and "nutritionist" are often used interchangeably, but healthcare experts say there are important differences between the two professions. Understanding these distinctions can help individuals make informed decisions when seeking guidance for weight management, chronic disease prevention, sports nutrition, or overall wellness.   Both dietitians

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