Health

Stomach Flu Outbreaks: India faces an unprecedented surge in stomach flu and food poisoning outbreaks: Here’s what to blame |

India is facing an outbreak of food poisoning and stomach flu cases. The nation saw more than 1,000 outbreaks of acute diarrheal disease as of December 22, 2024, which is the most since data tracking started in 2009, in addition to 300 cases of food poisoning. Foodborne diseases are mainly due to bacteria, viruses, and

Stomach Flu Outbreaks: India faces an unprecedented surge in stomach flu and food poisoning outbreaks: Here’s what to blame | Read More »

Manifesting wellness: Can speaking kind words to yourself transform your health

In today’s fast-paced environment, the way people communicate with themselves significantly influences their overall well-being. Self-talk, whether positive or negative, plays a crucial role in shaping mental resilience, productivity, and overall health. While personal experiences and early conditioning form the foundation of self-perception, workplace culture acts as a powerful external influence. A supportive environment that

Manifesting wellness: Can speaking kind words to yourself transform your health Read More »

Office raids and arrests shock aid workers in Yemen

Getty Images About half of Yemen’s population needs humanitarian assistance, including nearly 10 million children When Hanaa arrived at work a few months ago, she found “drawers and doors smashed, and the boss surrounded by security personnel”. Computers, phones, cameras and documents were all confiscated, her boss was arrested and the organisation’s bank account was

Office raids and arrests shock aid workers in Yemen Read More »

S Korea’s impeached president fans communist fears and conspiracies

Jean Mackenzie Seoul Correspondent BBC/Hosu Lee Shin Jeong-min is one of Yoon’s supporters On a cold January afternoon, a young pharmacy student, Shin Jeong-min, waited restlessly outside South Korea’s Constitutional Court, as the country’s suspended president arrived to fight his impeachment. While Yoon Suk Yeol testified, she chanted along with hundreds of his incensed and

S Korea’s impeached president fans communist fears and conspiracies Read More »

Research finds a common ingredient found in cough syrups can treat Pulmonary Fibrosis

Pulmonary fibrosis is a devastating disease that leads to progressive scarring of the lungs. Fibrotic scarring causes lung tissue stiffness, which leads to breathing difficulties and reduces oxygen concentration in the bloodstream, ultimately resulting in organ failure. For treating pulmonary fibrosis, presently the pharmacological arsenal involves only two drugs, pirfenidone and nintedanib, which work to

Research finds a common ingredient found in cough syrups can treat Pulmonary Fibrosis Read More »

Four-year-old donates stem cells to save her baby sister from blood cancer in Odisha

Aliza Naaz, the two-year-old infant, after Bone Marrow Transplant in SCB Medical College Hospital, Cuttack. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement A four-year-old girl has donated her stem cells to her two-year-old sister, who is battling acute myeloid leukemia (AML), a severe form of blood cancer. This marks the first-ever allogeneic bone marrow transplant (BMT) performed

Four-year-old donates stem cells to save her baby sister from blood cancer in Odisha Read More »

Does Cold Milk Really Help With Acidity, Or Is It Making Things Worse? Expert Reveals

Acidity is a common problem that many people face. It can be triggered by spicy food, stress, or irregular eating habits. To find relief, home remedies are often the first choice, and one of the most popular is drinking cold milk. The logic seems simple-milk is cool and soothing, so it should ease the burning,

Does Cold Milk Really Help With Acidity, Or Is It Making Things Worse? Expert Reveals Read More »

Innovation, as a solution to the growing crisis of antimicrobial resistance 

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is an escalating public health crisis with the potential to undermine the effectiveness of current antibiotics, leading to longer hospital stays, more intensive care, and higher mortality rates. To address AMR, we must recognise that it is a multifaceted issue influenced by various sectors such as human health, animal husbandry, agriculture, and

Innovation, as a solution to the growing crisis of antimicrobial resistance  Read More »

Scroll to Top
Receive the latest news

Subscribe To Our Weekly Newsletter

Get notified about new articles