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NEW DELHI, Sept 15: India is among the countries where chances of dying from a chronic disease such as cancer and heart disease have increased among both men and women, even though the rates have…
NEW DELHI, Sept 15: Women who are cared for by mothers-in-law following childbirth are 16 per cent less likely to be well post-delivery, compared to those cared for by mothers, a study of 551 mother-caregiver…
NEW DELHI, Sept 14: Making eye care accessible to citizens, a team of leading ophthalmologists in Delhi have launched a national eye helpline number to connect doctors with patients from all over the country. …
New Delhi, Sep 14: Tobacco kills 1.35 million Indians every year, but quit rates remain very low despite widespread awareness. With India spending more than Rs 1.77 lakh crore annually on tobacco-related…
KOCHI, Sept 13: Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) has emerged as a major crisis in the Indian healthcare system, severely hampering the treatment of infectious diseases and leading to higher mortality, longer hospital stays, and escalating healthcare…
New Delhi, Sep 12: A new study has showed that chronic pain such as back pain and migraine could be linked with significantly higher levels of perfectionism and reduced self-compassion, underlining how psychological factors can…
NEW DELHI, Sept 11: Emissions from fossil fuel and cement producers could be directly responsible for making an average heatwave “50 per cent more intense” since the pre-industrial era, a study has suggested. The…
NEW DELHI, Sept 10: A belief that “patients want antibiotics” could be driving healthcare providers in India to overprescribe antibiotics, and not a motive of profit or lack of education, according to a new study…
NEW DELHI, Sept 11: Recent cuts to US foreign aid could impact tuberculosis programmes in high-burden countries like India, potentially resulting in additional 22 lakh deaths over the next five years, a study has estimated.…
NEW DELHI, Sept 10: A new analysis of dengue cases across 21 countries in Asia and the Americas reveals that 18 per cent of disease incidence during 1995-2014 can be traced to higher temperatures resulting…
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