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Childhood Cancer Survivors Confront Long-Term Socioeconomic Hurdles, Study Reveals

A recent review, published online in JAMA Pediatrics on April 15, sheds light on the socioeconomic challenges faced by childhood cancer survivors, underscoring the urgent need for comprehensive support systems to facilitate their social reintegration and well-being.

Exercise's Impact on Heart Health Linked to Brain's Stress Reduction, Study Finds

Recent research conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) sheds light on the intricate relationship between physical activity, stress reduction, and cardiovascular health. Led by Dr. Ahmed Tawakol, an investigator and cardiologist at MGH's Cardiovascular Imaging Research Center, the study underscores the significant role of exercise in lowering stress levels within the brain, subsequently yielding substantial benefits for heart health.

Study: Antibiotics Ineffective for Cough Treatment, Researchers Warn

In a recent study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, researchers have unveiled compelling evidence challenging the common practice of prescribing antibiotics for cough treatment. Contrary to popular belief, the study reveals that antibiotics neither alleviate the severity nor shorten the duration of coughing, even in cases where a bacterial infection is identified as the cause.

Biopharma Forums Drive Collaboration and Innovation in India

Avantor, a global leader in providing essential products and services to the life sciences and advanced technology industries, recently organised a series of biopharmaceutical forums across India. These forums, held in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune, aimed to tackle the challenges faced by biopharmaceutical companies in the country through collaboration and technological innovation.

Merck's Winrevair Approval Raises Concerns Over Affordability for PAH Patients

Merck's recent approval of its sotatercept, marketed as Winrevair to treat pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) marks a significant milestone in the pharmaceutical industry. However, amidst the celebration of this medical breakthrough, concerns are being raised about the financial burden it may impose on patients, particularly those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.

Multi Institution Study Seeks to Unreveal Vaccine Trust in India's Marginalised Communities

A groundbreaking study has been published in the Journal of Communication in Healthcare, which investigates the complex dynamics of trust and decision-making surrounding COVID-19 vaccines within India's transgender and disability communities. Led by a team of experts, including Sharin D'souza and Bhakti Ghatole, this research sheds light on the historical marginalization and present-day trust deficits that influence vaccine perceptions. It provides crucial insights into this critical issue and highlights the urgent need for effective communication strategies to address these challenges.

Roche's Ocrevus Shows Promising Results in Treating Multiple Sclerosis

Roche, a leading pharmaceutical company, recently announced promising results from the Phase III OCARINA II study of ocrelizumab, marketed as Ocrevus, a new subcutaneous (SC) injection treatment for multiple sclerosis (MS). The study showed near-complete suppression of clinical relapses and brain lesions in patients with relapsing or primary progressive MS, suggesting significant benefits for those living with the condition.

MediBuddy Advances Toward EBITDA Neutrality and Expands Services: A Healthcare Revolution in India

MediBuddy, India's largest digital healthcare platform, has achieved significant progress towards EBITDA neutrality, nearing break-even with a marginal loss at the end of the previous fiscal year (FY 23-24). This milestone reinforces MediBuddy's position as India's fastest-growing digital healthcare company, driven by its wide-ranging service offerings and steadfast commitment to revolutionizing healthcare accessibility across the nation.

Biden Administration Unveils Global Health Security Strategy to Combat Pandemics

In a move aimed at preventing future global health crises like the COVID-19 pandemic, the Biden Administration has announced its collaboration with 50 nations worldwide. This initiative intends to bolster preparedness, detection, and response to emerging outbreaks, particularly in regions like Africa and Asia.

Household Pets Identified as Potential Sources of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Transmission

A new study presented at the European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases Global Congress in Barcelona raises concerns about the transmission of antibiotic-resistant bacteria from household pets to their owners, potentially exacerbating the global antibiotics crisis.

Counterfeiters Exploit Weight Loss Craze: Surge in Fake anti-obesity Drug Peddling in 2023

In a concerning trend, counterfeiters have seized upon the growing popularity of GLP-1 drugs, contributing to a significant rise in fake drug peddling through websites in 2023. According to a report by Fierce Pharma, cybersecurity company BrandShield revealed that more than 250 websites selling counterfeit GLP-1 medications were removed last year, marking a sharp increase from previous years.

Breaking News: AI Revolutionises Parkinson’s Disease Treatment Development

In a groundbreaking stride towards combating Parkinson’s disease, researchers at the University of Cambridge have harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to accelerate the quest for effective treatments. Their innovative approach, detailed in a peer-reviewed publication in Nature Chemical Biology, promises to transform the landscape of Parkinson’s treatment by leaps and bounds.

Global Health Alert: The Silent Killer in Your Food

Trans fats, also known as trans-fatty acids (TFA), are lurking in your diet, and the consequences are dire. They are unsaturated fatty acids originating from both industrial and natural sources, and their impact on global health is staggering.

Revolutionizing Healthcare: Modi Government's Bold Moves to Make Treatment Affordable for All

Affordable healthcare has long been a challenge for the poor in India. Moving from one government hospital to another in search of treatment has been a daunting task, even for the middle class. Instances of families struggling to save the lives of their loved ones by navigating through various hospitals, only to face roadblocks in receiving treatment, are not uncommon, even in the national capital.

Miracle at Wockhardt Hospitals: Baby Triumphs Over Rare Birth Defect

In a remarkable tale of resilience and medical expertise, Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road, celebrated a victory against all odds as they successfully treated a one-year-old infant born with a rare congenital malformation known as Ano Rectal Malformation (ARM), characterized by the absence of an anal opening. Spearheading the treatment were Dr. Bhavesh Doshi, Consultant Pediatric Surgeon, and Dr. Nitu Mundhra, Neonatologist, who navigated through a series of complex surgeries to restore the baby's health.

Kapil Dev Unveils New Robotic Technology for Orthopaedic Treatment Unveiled at Manipal Hospital

In a welcoming development, Manipal Hospital in Kharadi was graced by cricket icon Kapil Dev, who introduced a revolutionary robotic technology for sophisticated orthopaedic procedures. This innovation is set to improve knee replacements and joint therapies, providing new hope for patients in Pune and the surrounding regions.

India Streamlines Drug and Medical Device Approval Process with Same-Day Decision Making

The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), India's drug regulatory body, is putting new tools into place to speed up decision-making to make clearance procedures for producers of pharmaceuticals and medical devices easier. According to media reports, the CDSCO has released draft guidance documents to improve communication between expert panels and applicants.

Breakthrough Research at UTSW Promises Personalized Birth Control Solutions

In a significant development in the realm of birth control, researchers at the University of Texas at Southwestern (UTSW) have achieved a breakthrough that holds the potential to revolutionise contraceptive methods. Led by experts including Bhaskar Thakur, Ph.D., Subaryani D. H. Soedirdjo, Ph.D., and Yida Liu, M.D., the study was supported by grants from the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS).

Study: Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes Linked to Long-Term Mortality Risks in Women

A recent study published in JAMA Internal Medicine has revealed a concerning association between major adverse pregnancy outcomes and increased mortality risks in women.

Review: Majority of Homeless Individuals Suffer from Mental Health Disorders

A comprehensive review published in JAMA Psychiatry sheds light on a stark reality: the majority of individuals experiencing homelessness also grapple with mental health disorders. Conducted by Dr. Rebecca Barry and colleagues from the Cumming School of Medicine at the University of Calgary, the study underscores the urgent need for targeted interventions to address the mental health needs of this vulnerable population.

Study Finds No Link Between COVID-19 and Increased Risk of Asthma in Children

In a groundbreaking study, researchers have found no evidence suggesting that a COVID-19 infection increases the risk of asthma in children. Led by senior author Dr. David Hill from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, this study, the first of its kind, provides valuable insights into the relationship between SARS-CoV-2 infection and asthma development in pediatric populations.

Know the role of science in Illuminating Sri Ram Lalla's Forehead with Sunlight

In a remarkable display of precision and scientific ingenuity, the Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA), an autonomous body under the Department of Science and Technology, has played a pivotal role in the Surya Tilak Project at Ayodhya.

Junk Food Diet in Teens Linked to Long-Term Memory Problems: USC Study

A recent study led by USC suggests that teenagers who consume a diet high in fats and sugars may experience long-lasting memory issues. Scott Kanoski, a professor at USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences, explained that rats fed a junk food diet during their youth exhibited memory impairments that persisted into adulthood, even after switching to a healthy diet.

Exclusive: Kolkata doctors remove a colossal 13-kilogramme abdominal rare tumour

In a medical milestone, Dr. Sanjoy Mandal and his team managed to successfully remove a colossal abdominal tumour weighing 13 kilogrammes from a 37-year-old patient at Devine Nursing Home in Kolkata.

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