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Swine Flu Surge Strains Hospitals as Cases Rise Among Vulnerable
Swine flu cases surge across India, overwhelming OPDs. Unvaccinated and vulnerable groups face severe symptoms.
JP Nadda Assesses National Preparedness for H1N1 Influenza Surge
Health Minister JP Nadda reviews India's readiness to tackle rising H1N1 cases amid growing concerns.
Indian Scientists Develop Targeted Smart Drug for Cancer Treatment
Indian researchers unveil RK-251, a smart drug targeting cancer cells, offering a potential alternative to chemotherapy.
Delhi Records Over 1,700 Swine Flu Cases Amid Influenza Spike
Delhi faces a surge in swine flu with over 1,700 cases reported this year, amidst increasing seasonal influenza infections.
Study Links Sleep Patterns to Wellbeing in Cirrhosis Patients
Regular sleep patterns may enhance wellbeing in cirrhosis patients, a new study suggests.
Lipoprotein(a) Identified as Key Predictor of Heart Events: Study
A decade-long study highlights lipoprotein(a) as a significant predictor of major cardiovascular events, urging a reevaluation of risk assessments.
UN Reports Alarming Surge in DR Congo Ebola Outbreak
The Ebola outbreak in DR Congo is escalating rapidly, warns the UN, as health officials struggle to contain the virus.
AHA Unveils Results of Nationwide Lp(a) Awareness Initiative
The American Heart Association reports increased awareness of Lipoprotein(a), highlighting its role in cardiovascular risk.
Microbiome's Impact on Infertility and Assisted Reproductive Tech
A comprehensive review highlights the role of the reproductive tract microbiome in infertility and its implications for assisted reproductive technologies.
DR Congo Initiates Ebola Prevention Along Congo River
Amid rising Ebola cases, DR Congo launches a prevention initiative along the Congo River to curb the virus's spread.
DRC Faces Tightened Controls Amid Ebola Cases Surpassing 5,000
The M23 group intensifies movement restrictions as DRC's Ebola outbreak exceeds 5,000 cases, challenging response efforts.
World Mosquito Day Highlights Urgent Need for Disease Prevention
World Mosquito Day underscores the importance of proactive measures to combat mosquito-borne illnesses.
Indian-Origin Doctor Pioneers New Framework for Liver Cancer Treatment
A US-based team led by an Indian-origin doctor has developed a new approach to treating liver cancer, promising improved patient outcomes.
RK-251: India's Breakthrough Drug Set to Transform Cancer Treatment
Indian scientists unveil RK-251, a promising smart drug targeting cancer cells, potentially replacing chemotherapy.
India's RK-251: A Promising New Cancer Drug Targeting Tumors
RK-251, a new 'smart' drug developed in India, aims to target cancer cells while sparing healthy ones, potentially replacing chemotherapy.
Takeda to Manufacture Dengue Vaccine for India at German Facility
Takeda will produce its dengue vaccine for India at its German plant, following recent approval.
Nepal Faces Rising Dengue Cases Amid World Mosquito Day Observance
Nepal reports a surge in dengue cases as health officials mark World Mosquito Day with calls for increased prevention efforts.
Ebola Cases in DR Congo Surge Past 5,000 with Over 2,300 Deaths
The Democratic Republic of Congo reports over 5,000 Ebola cases, with children comprising a significant portion of the 2,378 deaths.
Microbiomes' Role in Reproductive Health Under Investigation
New research explores how gut and seminal microbiomes may impact fertility and reproductive success.
Nephrologist Recommends Habits to Prevent Kidney Failure
Adopting healthier habits can significantly reduce the risk of kidney failure, a nephrologist advises.
Innovative Bone Material Combats Infection, Captures RNA
A new smart bone material not only fights infections but also captures RNA, offering advancements in medical implants.
Motorbike Riders Crucial in Combating Congo's Ebola Crisis
Motorbike riders are emerging as key players in transporting Ebola patients in Congo, aiding response efforts.
Study Finds BMI Impacts Efficacy of JAK Inhibitors in Arthritis Treatment
Research reveals a higher BMI may limit the effectiveness of JAK inhibitors in arthritis patients, prompting considerations for personalized treatment approaches.
Flight Crews Face Increased Risk from Radiation-Linked Cancers
Research highlights elevated cancer risks for pilots and flight attendants due to radiation exposure.