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Manipal Health Prepares ₹9,200 Crore IPO, Sets Price Band at ₹560-₹590
Manipal Health's IPO aims to raise ₹9,275 crore, opening on July 29 with plans for major expansion.
Dr Lal PathLabs Sees Q1 Profit Surge Amid Rising Demand for Health Tests
Dr Lal PathLabs reported a 28.8% rise in Q1 profit, driven by strong demand for health tests and strategic expansions.
FDA Panel Endorses Expanded Use of Peptides, Sparking Concerns
FDA panel supports broader peptide use in compounding pharmacies, raising safety and regulation concerns.
Merck's New HIV Prevention Pill: Global Access and Challenges
Merck partners with companies in Africa and India to produce affordable generic HIV prevention pills, but Latin America faces access hurdles.
Budget Cuts Cast Doubt on Cyclospora Outbreak Response
Federal agencies face scrutiny over budget cuts potentially hampering the response to a cyclospora outbreak linked to Taco Bell lettuce.
Measles Cases Surge to Highest Level Since 1991 Amid New Outbreaks
The CDC reports measles cases hit a 35-year high in 2026, with outbreaks emerging in multiple states.
FDA Panel Endorses Controversial Peptide Treatments
An FDA panel's support for peptide treatments sparks debate over their safety and efficacy.
FDA Panel Supports Looser Rules on Peptides Despite Internal Dissent
An FDA advisory panel has recommended easing restrictions on peptides, challenging the agency's scientists' concerns about insufficient evidence.
Thyrocare Sees 34% Profit Surge in Q1 FY27 with ₹240 Cr Revenue
Thyrocare's Q1 FY27 revenue reached ₹240.02 crore, fueled by a dynamic pathology segment and strategic expansion.
Trump Officials Claim Doctors Exploit No Surprises Act Loopholes
The No Surprises Act faces scrutiny as Trump officials allege doctors manipulate the system for inflated payments.
FDA Scientists Warn Against Peptide Injections Amid RFK Jr. Push
FDA scientists caution against peptide injections as RFK Jr. advocates for public experimentation.
FDA Panel Evaluates Peptide Restrictions Amid Safety Concerns
An FDA advisory committee is reviewing peptide restrictions, with discussions focusing on safety and efficacy.
Navigating AI in Healthcare: Questions to Ask and Trustworthy Sources
Three in 10 adults use AI for health advice. Experts urge caution, emphasizing learning over diagnosis.
RJ Corp Healthcare Unveils Cocoon Hospital in Chandigarh
RJ Corp Healthcare has launched Cocoon Hospital in Chandigarh, enhancing maternal and child healthcare in Northern India.
Vijender Singh Appointed as CEO of Agilus Diagnostics
Agilus Diagnostics has named Vijender Singh as its new MD and CEO, succeeding Dr Anand K.
42-Day Quarantine: Americans' Harrowing Hantavirus Isolation
Eighteen Americans endured a 42-day quarantine in Nebraska after potential hantavirus exposure.
U.S. Shifts Teen Pregnancy Program to Emphasize Marriage
Federal grants for teen pregnancy prevention now prioritize marriage and abstinence, cutting support for programs promoting premarital sex education.
Expert Tips for Summer Nutrition: Emphasize Fiber and Hydration
Nutritionist Dr. Amy Shah shares insights on summer diets, highlighting fiber and hydration's role in health.
AHA Report: Coffee May Lower Risk of Stroke and Heart Failure
The American Heart Association suggests up to five cups of coffee daily may reduce stroke and heart failure risks.
Agilus Diagnostics Appoints Vijendra Singh as New CEO
Vijendra Singh takes the helm at Agilus Diagnostics, succeeding Dr. Anand K after nearly six years.
Wastewater Analysis Offers Insights Into Community Diets
Scientists expand wastewater testing from virus detection to analyzing community dietary habits.
Genetic Risk Tools May Exacerbate Health Inequities
Genetic risk models trained on European DNA may widen health disparities, limiting their effectiveness for diverse populations.
FDA Clarifies False Positive in Taylor Farms Lettuce Cyclospora Test
The FDA confirmed a false positive for cyclospora in Taylor Farms lettuce, continuing their probe into a nationwide outbreak.
Debunking Summer Health Myths: Swimmer’s Ear, Ticks, and More
Dr. Jen Caudle separates fact from fiction on common summer health issues, from swimmer’s ear to ticks.