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Experimental Pill Promises New Hope For Deadly Pancreatic Cancer
The drug is called daraxonrasib and it blocks a mutated protein that fuels tumor growth in more than 90% of pancreatic cancer cases — a target that had eluded treatment for decades.
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National Teacher's Eligibility Test Scorecard Available On DigiLocker, Says NTA
NTET 2026 Scorecard: A total of 5,813 female candidates appeared for the exam, while 3,228 male applicants appeared for the NTET 2026.
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Heart Attack Survival: What To Do In The First 10 Minutes
The first 10 minutes are critical to ensure that a heart attack doesn't turn fatal. Prof. (Dr.) Upendra Kaul explains why performing CPR after a person collapse is necessary.
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EU Secures Emergency Deliveries Of Potential Treatment Against Hantavirus
The European Union is launching emergency procurement procedures to secure additional doses in case further hantavirus cases are confirmed in the coming weeks.
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Ebola Outbreak: Aid Reaches Congo Epicentre As WHO Chief Arrives
Ebola outbreak in Congo worsens as aid reaches epicentre. WHO chief visits Kinshasa amid rising cases, deaths, and challenges in containing the ebola outbreak.
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Are Some Cancers Worse Than Others? What Scientists Say
Scientists say some cancers are biologically more aggressive than others, but outcomes depend on many factors including tumour type, stage, genetics, treatment response, and early detection.
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Government Health Expenditure Rises To 1.43 % Of GDP In Fiscal Year 2022-2023: Health Ministry
Government health expenditure in India has increased to 1.43 per cent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2022–23, which is a steady rise in public investment in the healthcare sector, according to data released by the government on Wednesday.
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Who Is Manav Shah? Meet Indian-Origin Golfer Who Chose Golf Over Medicine And Never Looked Back
Manav Shah is an Indian-origin professional golfer who chose golfing over practicing medicine as a profession. Here’s everything you need to know about the golfer who qualified for the US Open.
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Mira Kapoor Claims Facial Acupuncture Tightens Skin, What A Delhi Dermatologist Says
In a recent video, Mira Kapoor claimed that facial acupuncture tightens the skin, but a dermatologist revealed that the technique might not work the same for everyone
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ICMR Clinical Trial Finds Traditional Ayurvedic Formula Matches Standard Iron Pills For Anaemia
An ICMR clinical trial finds traditional ayurvedic formula matches standard iron pills for anemia. Here is how it can affect people who have anemia and know when they need to switch their course of treatment.
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Woman Shares 11 Everyday "Basic" Indian Things That Become "Premium" In UK, Internet Reacts
The post went viral as she spoke about food accessibility, medicine access, and transportation convenience.
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Can Using Sanitary Pads In Summer Trigger Fungal Infections? Doctors Answer
Hot and humid weather can increase intimate discomfort during periods, especially when sanitary pads are worn for long hours. Experts explain how sweat, moisture, friction, and poor ventilation may raise the risk of irritation and fungal infections.
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ICMR Hosts First Annual Clinical Trial Meet To Boost Integrative Medicine Research
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)'s multicentric Phase III clinical trial has found that Ayurvedic formulations are therapeutically equivalent to standard iron-folic acid supplementation in treating moderate iron deficiency anaemia among
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Chemists' Nationwide Strike Today: Will Access To Medicines Be Hit?
Chemists across India are observing a nationwide strike against e-pharmacies and online medicine sales. While the AIOCD warns of patient safety risks and regulatory gaps, the Centre says hospital pharmacies and Jan Aushadhi Kendras will remain open.
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Rare Ebola Strain Behind Current Outbreak In Congo: Bundibugyo Explained
Health authorities say the outbreak is caused by Bundibugyo, a rare type of Ebola that has no approved medicines or vaccines.
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Experimental Pill Promises New Hope For Deadly Pancreatic Cancer
The drug is called daraxonrasib and it blocks a mutated protein that fuels tumor growth in more than 90% of pancreatic cancer cases — a target that had eluded treatment for decades.
-
National Teacher's Eligibility Test Scorecard Available On DigiLocker, Says NTA
NTET 2026 Scorecard: A total of 5,813 female candidates appeared for the exam, while 3,228 male applicants appeared for the NTET 2026.
-
Heart Attack Survival: What To Do In The First 10 Minutes
The first 10 minutes are critical to ensure that a heart attack doesn't turn fatal. Prof. (Dr.) Upendra Kaul explains why performing CPR after a person collapse is necessary.
-
EU Secures Emergency Deliveries Of Potential Treatment Against Hantavirus
The European Union is launching emergency procurement procedures to secure additional doses in case further hantavirus cases are confirmed in the coming weeks.
-
Ebola Outbreak: Aid Reaches Congo Epicentre As WHO Chief Arrives
Ebola outbreak in Congo worsens as aid reaches epicentre. WHO chief visits Kinshasa amid rising cases, deaths, and challenges in containing the ebola outbreak.
-
Are Some Cancers Worse Than Others? What Scientists Say
Scientists say some cancers are biologically more aggressive than others, but outcomes depend on many factors including tumour type, stage, genetics, treatment response, and early detection.
-
Government Health Expenditure Rises To 1.43 % Of GDP In Fiscal Year 2022-2023: Health Ministry
Government health expenditure in India has increased to 1.43 per cent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in 2022–23, which is a steady rise in public investment in the healthcare sector, according to data released by the government on Wednesday.
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Who Is Manav Shah? Meet Indian-Origin Golfer Who Chose Golf Over Medicine And Never Looked Back
Manav Shah is an Indian-origin professional golfer who chose golfing over practicing medicine as a profession. Here’s everything you need to know about the golfer who qualified for the US Open.
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Mira Kapoor Claims Facial Acupuncture Tightens Skin, What A Delhi Dermatologist Says
In a recent video, Mira Kapoor claimed that facial acupuncture tightens the skin, but a dermatologist revealed that the technique might not work the same for everyone
-
ICMR Clinical Trial Finds Traditional Ayurvedic Formula Matches Standard Iron Pills For Anaemia
An ICMR clinical trial finds traditional ayurvedic formula matches standard iron pills for anemia. Here is how it can affect people who have anemia and know when they need to switch their course of treatment.
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Woman Shares 11 Everyday "Basic" Indian Things That Become "Premium" In UK, Internet Reacts
The post went viral as she spoke about food accessibility, medicine access, and transportation convenience.
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Can Using Sanitary Pads In Summer Trigger Fungal Infections? Doctors Answer
Hot and humid weather can increase intimate discomfort during periods, especially when sanitary pads are worn for long hours. Experts explain how sweat, moisture, friction, and poor ventilation may raise the risk of irritation and fungal infections.
-
ICMR Hosts First Annual Clinical Trial Meet To Boost Integrative Medicine Research
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)'s multicentric Phase III clinical trial has found that Ayurvedic formulations are therapeutically equivalent to standard iron-folic acid supplementation in treating moderate iron deficiency anaemia among
-
Chemists' Nationwide Strike Today: Will Access To Medicines Be Hit?
Chemists across India are observing a nationwide strike against e-pharmacies and online medicine sales. While the AIOCD warns of patient safety risks and regulatory gaps, the Centre says hospital pharmacies and Jan Aushadhi Kendras will remain open.
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Rare Ebola Strain Behind Current Outbreak In Congo: Bundibugyo Explained
Health authorities say the outbreak is caused by Bundibugyo, a rare type of Ebola that has no approved medicines or vaccines.
