Despite digital connectivity, loneliness has become a global public health crisis, killing over 871,000 yearly. WHO urges urgent action to foster real human connection and end emotional isolation.
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Dr. Neelam Mohan warns of MASLD, a rising liver disease in kids tied to poor diets and inactivity. Affecting 10–18% of Indian children, early screening and lifestyle changes are vital.
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India refutes Lancet's claim, stating zero-dose children dropped to 0.06% in 2024 from 0.11% in 2023. With high vaccination coverage, India surpasses global averages, achieving a 78% decline in under-five mortality.
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HIV remains incurable but manageable. Johns Hopkins found a way to silence it long-term using a molecule from the virus itself, offering hope for future gene therapy without daily meds.
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Measles and polio cases are surging globally in 2025 due to falling vaccine coverage, worsened by COVID-19's impact, misinformation, and hesitancy—putting millions of children at risk.
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India won the Bloomberg Philanthropies Award for Global Tobacco Control (O category) for its efforts under WHO’s MPOWER strategy, aiding millions in quitting tobacco through NTCP and NTQLS programs.
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Researchers at Delhi Technological University discover potent anti-cancer compounds in Himalayan tuber Dioscorea deltoidea, offering new hope for breast cancer treatment through cutting-edge bioinformatics and traditional plant medicine.
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India supplies 70% of WHO vaccines, 14% of U.S. generics. Minister Anupriya Patel highlights India's global pharma leadership at key forum.
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India's low birth weight crisis persists, with 47% of cases in 4 states. Study urges targeted healthcare and maternal education reforms.
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As India observes World Blood Donor Day, alarming data highlights a 4 million unit blood shortfall annually. With an aging population and low voluntary donation rates, experts warn of a looming public health crisis.
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