Medical Publications In India
- All
- News
-
2026 Needs A National Obesity Strategy: Doctor Explains Why Weight Is Now A Public Health Emergency
The rising obesity trend is seriously worrying and requires urgent, dedicated and consistent intervention on both micro and macro scales.
-
Old Horror Haunts Madhya Pradesh Again: Rats Jump Over Patients In Hospitals
The menace of rats in government hospitals across Madhya Pradesh is fast turning into a public health nightmare. After shocking incidents from Indore's Maharaja Yeshwantrao Hospital and Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College in Jabalpur.
-
Climate Change Turning India Into A Dengue Hotspot, Experts Tell NDTV
As India accounts for one-third of global dengue cases, medical experts speaking to NDTV warn that the country needs urgent interventions, stronger public awareness, and a coordinated national response.
-
Mumbai YouTuber Undergoes Surgery After Rapido Ride Accident, Company Responds
The incident has sparked a dispute over the accountability of app-based services, with Gupta criticising the company's handling of her insurance claim.
-
Rajasthan Medical Body Bans 7 Firms, 40 Medicines In 2025 For Substandard Quality
Rajasthan Medical and Health Department, intensifying its focus on strengthening healthcare quality and ensuring better services for the public, is adopting a zero-tolerance policy toward negligence or irregularities.
-
India Steps Away From Pro-Monarchist Nepali Activist Durga Prasai
The Indian government has firmly distanced itself from the political campaign of controversial Nepali businessman and royalist agitator Durga Prasai, who arrived in Delhi this week for a follow-up medical visit.
-
Yogi Adityanath Assures Girl's Admission, Fulfills Her Dream Of Becoming Doctor At Janata Darshan
In a heartwarming gesture, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath assured a young girl, Mayra, of admission to pursue her dream of becoming a doctor during a Janata Darshan on Monday.
-
Crackdown On Quacks In Telangana, 500 Police Cases Filed
A massive and unprecedented crackdown on fake doctors across the state has been started, with the Telangana Medical Council asking the police to file around 500 FIRs in an effort to safeguard public health.
-
Heavy Rain Forces Kerala School To Declare Holiday, Roof Collapses Hours Later
A major tragedy was narrowly averted on Wednesday after the ceiling of an auditorium at Kodaly Government Upper Primary School in Thrissur collapsed -- fortunately, on a day when the school was closed due to heavy rains.
-
"When Arrogance...": Goa Minister 'Loses Cool', Fires Top Hospital Official
Health Minister Vishwajit Rane fired the Chief Medical Officer of the Goa Medical College and Hospital in public view.
-
Obesity In Delhi Private Schools 5 Times Higher Than Public Schools: AIIMS Study
The prevalence of obesity among school-going adolescent children in Delhi is over five times higher in private schools than public schools, a new study by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) states.
-
US Woman Lists 10 Things India Does Better Than Other Countries: "Affordable Healthcare, Diverse Food"
She praised India's affordability, resilience, and strong community values, citing aspects of Indian culture, infrastructure, and lifestyle that surpass those in other parts of the world.
-
What Is "Obesity" As Defined By Lancet Commissioner
Healthy Living: In January, a global commission of 56 experts, endorsed by 76 international medical organisations, proposed a new framework for diagnosing obesity, moving beyond the traditional reliance on Body Mass Index (BMI).
-
Bengal Doctors Protest On RG Kar Issue For Public Interest: Medical Body Chief
The continuing protests by the junior doctors of West Bengal against the rape and murder of a junior woman doctor of R.G. Kar Medical College & Hospital are not in self-interest but in the larger public interest, R.V. Asokan said.
-
Medical Curriculum Revision Sparks Outrage By Activists Over Omission Of Disability And Transgender Rights
The controversy led to widespread media coverage and public backlash, culminating in the withdrawal of the curriculum on Teachers' Day, September 5, 2024.
-
2026 Needs A National Obesity Strategy: Doctor Explains Why Weight Is Now A Public Health Emergency
The rising obesity trend is seriously worrying and requires urgent, dedicated and consistent intervention on both micro and macro scales.
-
Old Horror Haunts Madhya Pradesh Again: Rats Jump Over Patients In Hospitals
The menace of rats in government hospitals across Madhya Pradesh is fast turning into a public health nightmare. After shocking incidents from Indore's Maharaja Yeshwantrao Hospital and Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College in Jabalpur.
-
Climate Change Turning India Into A Dengue Hotspot, Experts Tell NDTV
As India accounts for one-third of global dengue cases, medical experts speaking to NDTV warn that the country needs urgent interventions, stronger public awareness, and a coordinated national response.
-
Mumbai YouTuber Undergoes Surgery After Rapido Ride Accident, Company Responds
The incident has sparked a dispute over the accountability of app-based services, with Gupta criticising the company's handling of her insurance claim.
-
Rajasthan Medical Body Bans 7 Firms, 40 Medicines In 2025 For Substandard Quality
Rajasthan Medical and Health Department, intensifying its focus on strengthening healthcare quality and ensuring better services for the public, is adopting a zero-tolerance policy toward negligence or irregularities.
-
India Steps Away From Pro-Monarchist Nepali Activist Durga Prasai
The Indian government has firmly distanced itself from the political campaign of controversial Nepali businessman and royalist agitator Durga Prasai, who arrived in Delhi this week for a follow-up medical visit.
-
Yogi Adityanath Assures Girl's Admission, Fulfills Her Dream Of Becoming Doctor At Janata Darshan
In a heartwarming gesture, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath assured a young girl, Mayra, of admission to pursue her dream of becoming a doctor during a Janata Darshan on Monday.
-
Crackdown On Quacks In Telangana, 500 Police Cases Filed
A massive and unprecedented crackdown on fake doctors across the state has been started, with the Telangana Medical Council asking the police to file around 500 FIRs in an effort to safeguard public health.
-
Heavy Rain Forces Kerala School To Declare Holiday, Roof Collapses Hours Later
A major tragedy was narrowly averted on Wednesday after the ceiling of an auditorium at Kodaly Government Upper Primary School in Thrissur collapsed -- fortunately, on a day when the school was closed due to heavy rains.
-
"When Arrogance...": Goa Minister 'Loses Cool', Fires Top Hospital Official
Health Minister Vishwajit Rane fired the Chief Medical Officer of the Goa Medical College and Hospital in public view.
-
Obesity In Delhi Private Schools 5 Times Higher Than Public Schools: AIIMS Study
The prevalence of obesity among school-going adolescent children in Delhi is over five times higher in private schools than public schools, a new study by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) states.
-
US Woman Lists 10 Things India Does Better Than Other Countries: "Affordable Healthcare, Diverse Food"
She praised India's affordability, resilience, and strong community values, citing aspects of Indian culture, infrastructure, and lifestyle that surpass those in other parts of the world.
-
What Is "Obesity" As Defined By Lancet Commissioner
Healthy Living: In January, a global commission of 56 experts, endorsed by 76 international medical organisations, proposed a new framework for diagnosing obesity, moving beyond the traditional reliance on Body Mass Index (BMI).
-
Bengal Doctors Protest On RG Kar Issue For Public Interest: Medical Body Chief
The continuing protests by the junior doctors of West Bengal against the rape and murder of a junior woman doctor of R.G. Kar Medical College & Hospital are not in self-interest but in the larger public interest, R.V. Asokan said.
-
Medical Curriculum Revision Sparks Outrage By Activists Over Omission Of Disability And Transgender Rights
The controversy led to widespread media coverage and public backlash, culminating in the withdrawal of the curriculum on Teachers' Day, September 5, 2024.
