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WHO Urges Faster Tuberculosis Elimination, Recommends New Diagnostic Tools
The World Health Organization has called on countries to accelerate tuberculosis elimination efforts, unveiling new diagnostic tools like rapid molecular tests and tongue swabs to improve early detection and close global testing gaps.
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Delhi Government's ANMOL Scheme To Boost Newborn Healthcare, Improve Emergency Response
After the launch of the ANMOL scheme to provide screening tests for genetic and metabolic disorders in newborns, medical experts say the scheme will drive early detection and help critical cases reach hospitals within the golden hour'.
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Severe COVID, Flu Infections Linked To Higher Lung Cancer Risk, Finds Study
A recent study has found that severe cases COVID-19 or influenza can leave lasting changes in the lungs that increase the risk of lung cancer years later. The study was conducted by researchers from the University of Virginia Health System.
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Mardaani 3 Set for OTT Release Soon: What You Need to Know About Shivani Shivaji Roy’s Return
Mardaani 3 is set to release on OTT following its theatrical run. The film is the third instalment in the Mardaani trilogy, a gritty cop drama that marks the return of Senior IPS Officer Shivani Shivaji Roy. The plot revolves around a harrowing case involving the mysterious disappearance of 93 girls over three months. Viewers can see Mardaani 3 onl...
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Truke TruClips Launched in India With Open-Ear Design, Up to 55 Hours Total Battery Life: Price, Features
Truke TruClips open wireless stereo earbuds were launched in India at Rs. 1,999. The earbuds feature an open-ear clip-on design intended to allow ambient sound to remain audible during use. They come with 12mm customised titanium drivers and also include quad microphones with ENC, a 40ms low-latency mode, and Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity with dual de...
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Global Breast Cancer Cases Rise, Indian Spike At 74%: Lancet Study
The new report states that annual deaths due to breast cancer may increase by 44% from around 764,000 to 1.4 million.
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World Obesity Day 2026: Date, Significance And Why It Matters For India
In India, where obesity rates are rising rapidly, this day serves as an important reminder to prioritise healthy lifestyles and seek medical support when needed.
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Mizoram Records Highest Cancer Incidence And Mortality In India, Say Health Officials
Mizoram has the highest cancer incidence and mortality rates in India, with Aizawl district reporting an age-adjusted incidence rate of 269.4 per one lakh men, health officials said on Sunday.
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Mumbai Pollution Linked To 57% Of Lung Cancer Cases: Maharashtra Government Warns of Health Crisis
Rising air pollution in Mumbai is now being linked to 57% of lung cancer cases, the Maharashtra government told the state assembly.
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Haryana Issues Tougher Dengue Regulations: The Risk Is Year-Round, Warns Doctor
As Haryana tightens epidemic regulations to curb vector-borne diseases, doctors warn dengue is no longer just a monsoon illness. Rising temperatures and repeat infections are making outbreaks more unpredictable and potentially more severe.
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WHO Urges Faster Tuberculosis Elimination, Recommends New Diagnostic Tools
The World Health Organization has called on countries to accelerate tuberculosis elimination efforts, unveiling new diagnostic tools like rapid molecular tests and tongue swabs to improve early detection and close global testing gaps.
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Delhi Government's ANMOL Scheme To Boost Newborn Healthcare, Improve Emergency Response
After the launch of the ANMOL scheme to provide screening tests for genetic and metabolic disorders in newborns, medical experts say the scheme will drive early detection and help critical cases reach hospitals within the golden hour'.
-
Severe COVID, Flu Infections Linked To Higher Lung Cancer Risk, Finds Study
A recent study has found that severe cases COVID-19 or influenza can leave lasting changes in the lungs that increase the risk of lung cancer years later. The study was conducted by researchers from the University of Virginia Health System.
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Mardaani 3 Set for OTT Release Soon: What You Need to Know About Shivani Shivaji Roy’s Return
Mardaani 3 is set to release on OTT following its theatrical run. The film is the third instalment in the Mardaani trilogy, a gritty cop drama that marks the return of Senior IPS Officer Shivani Shivaji Roy. The plot revolves around a harrowing case involving the mysterious disappearance of 93 girls over three months. Viewers can see Mardaani 3 onl...
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Truke TruClips Launched in India With Open-Ear Design, Up to 55 Hours Total Battery Life: Price, Features
Truke TruClips open wireless stereo earbuds were launched in India at Rs. 1,999. The earbuds feature an open-ear clip-on design intended to allow ambient sound to remain audible during use. They come with 12mm customised titanium drivers and also include quad microphones with ENC, a 40ms low-latency mode, and Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity with dual de...
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Global Breast Cancer Cases Rise, Indian Spike At 74%: Lancet Study
The new report states that annual deaths due to breast cancer may increase by 44% from around 764,000 to 1.4 million.
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World Obesity Day 2026: Date, Significance And Why It Matters For India
In India, where obesity rates are rising rapidly, this day serves as an important reminder to prioritise healthy lifestyles and seek medical support when needed.
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Mizoram Records Highest Cancer Incidence And Mortality In India, Say Health Officials
Mizoram has the highest cancer incidence and mortality rates in India, with Aizawl district reporting an age-adjusted incidence rate of 269.4 per one lakh men, health officials said on Sunday.
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Mumbai Pollution Linked To 57% Of Lung Cancer Cases: Maharashtra Government Warns of Health Crisis
Rising air pollution in Mumbai is now being linked to 57% of lung cancer cases, the Maharashtra government told the state assembly.
-
Haryana Issues Tougher Dengue Regulations: The Risk Is Year-Round, Warns Doctor
As Haryana tightens epidemic regulations to curb vector-borne diseases, doctors warn dengue is no longer just a monsoon illness. Rising temperatures and repeat infections are making outbreaks more unpredictable and potentially more severe.
