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More Than Bags and Books: Why True School Readiness Starts at Home.
New Genetic Approach Unmasks Hidden Roots of Kidney Disease.
Health Without Borders: Why Israel-Palestine Public Health Cooperation Still Matters.
More Americans Are Dying by Firearm Suicide Outside the Home, Study Reveals.
LGBTQ+ Medical Students Face Higher Dropout Rates, Study Reveals Systemic Gaps in Support.
Despite Millions of Calls, Study Finds Untapped Potential for 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
SIMS Hospital Sets National Milestone with India’s First Hybrid TAVR-FET Cardiac Surgery.
India Launches World’s First Indigenous AI-Powered Dialysis Machine, Marking Major Leap in Affordable Kidney Care.
Ankle Blood Pressure Method May Help Millions, Finds Study.
New Hope: Scientists Find Breakthrough Stroke Treatment by Targeting Brain’s Immune Cells Using Old Cancer Drugs.
COVID-19 Vaccines May Shield Kidneys: UCLA Study Reveals Lower Death and Dialysis Risk in Hospitalised Patients.
Antipsychotic Medication Cuts Crash Risk by Half in Drivers with Schizophrenia: Study.
Fire in Noida Hospital Contained Swiftly by Alert Staff.
Resident Doctor Recalls Harrowing Escape After Intense Fire in Ahmedabad Air India Crash.
‘Yog Samavesh’ Launched at Safdarjung Hospital to Support Maternal Wellness Ahead of International Yoga Day 2025.
Mitochondrial Genetics May Predict Resistance to Immunotherapy in Metastatic Melanoma Patients.
New Shigella Vaccine Deal Targets Deadly Diarrhoea in Kids.

More Than Bags and Books: Why True School Readiness Starts at Home

As the school bell prepares to ring in a new academic year, most parents rush to buy uniforms, books, and lunchboxes. But a deeper challenge lies ahead—are children truly ready to return to school in body and mind?

New Genetic Approach Unmasks Hidden Roots of Kidney Disease

In a groundbreaking genetic study, Australian researchers have revealed that common methods for studying chronic kidney disease (CKD) may be missing key clues—something especially important for South Asia, where kidney-related illnesses are on the rise due to diabetes, hypertension, and changing lifestyles.

Health Without Borders: Why Israel-Palestine Public Health Cooperation Still Matters

Leading global health professionals have called for the restoration of Israel-Palestine public health collaborations in a rare but significant moment of solidarity amidst a continuing humanitarian crisis. A recent editorial in the American Journal of Public Health describes how decades of collaboration once resulted in life-saving health achievements — and urges that these relationships must be re-established, even during times of strife.

More Americans Are Dying by Firearm Suicide Outside the Home, Study Reveals

A growing proportion of firearm suicides in the United States are occurring in locations far from home—most commonly inside motor vehicles—according to a sobering new study published in JAMA Network Open.

LGBTQ+ Medical Students Face Higher Dropout Rates, Study Reveals Systemic Gaps in Support

A new study has raised serious concerns about the higher dropout rates among lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) medical students, pointing to systemic inequities that continue to affect underrepresented groups in medicine. Published in JAMA Network Open on June 10, the research analyzed national data and found that sexual orientation—particularly when combined with race and gender—significantly influenced medical school attrition rates.

Despite Millions of Calls, Study Finds Untapped Potential for 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

Although more than 16 million Americans have contacted the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline since its launch in July 2022, researchers say there is still significant room to expand its reach and impact.

SIMS Hospital Sets National Milestone with India’s First Hybrid TAVR-FET Cardiac Surgery

Chennai facility performs groundbreaking 10-hour operation on high-risk Mumbai patient with complex cardiac history

India Launches World’s First Indigenous AI-Powered Dialysis Machine, Marking Major Leap in Affordable Kidney Care

In a significant step towards affordable and accessible kidney care, Indian company Renalyx Health Systems Pvt. Ltd. has unveiled RENALYX–RxT 21, the world’s first fully indigenous AI-enabled haemodialysis machine with real-time remote monitoring features. Developed entirely in India, this advanced machine is priced at ₹6.7 lakh—far cheaper than imported alternatives that often cost over ₹10–15 lakh—offering a practical solution for India's growing kidney disease burden.

Ankle Blood Pressure Method May Help Millions, Finds Study

A new worldwide study has presented a more reliable technique of estimating blood pressure using ankle measures, potentially improving diagnosis and treatment for millions of South Asians who are unable to use standard arm-based methods owing to handicap, accident, or stroke.

New Hope: Scientists Find Breakthrough Stroke Treatment by Targeting Brain’s Immune Cells Using Old Cancer Drugs

Researchers from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have discovered that certain cancer treatments can lessen brain damage and enhance recovery after a stroke, in a significant finding that could transform how stroke is treated around the world. The revelation provides new hope to millions of stroke patients, particularly older folks, who frequently suffer long-term disability due to limited treatment options.

COVID-19 Vaccines May Shield Kidneys: UCLA Study Reveals Lower Death and Dialysis Risk in Hospitalised Patients

A Ground Report on the Silent Impact of Vaccination on COVID-Linked Kidney DamageA new study by researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), has revealed a vital health advantage of COVID-19 vaccination that has gotten little public attention: kidney function protection in critically ill patients.

Antipsychotic Medication Cuts Crash Risk by Half in Drivers with Schizophrenia: Study

A new study found that patients with schizophrenia who consistently take their prescribed antipsychotic medications are 50% less likely to be involved in a motor vehicle crash than those who skip their medication. The study, published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ), examined 20 years of population-level data to investigate a rarely discussed but crucial issue: the relationship between mental illness, medication adherence, and road safety.

Fire in Noida Hospital Contained Swiftly by Alert Staff

A fire broke out recently in the physiotherapy area of a hospital in Sector 11, Noida. According to media accounts, the situation occurred about 7:50 a.m. but was promptly resolved due to the medical staff's rapid vigilance and the fire department's timely arrival.

Resident Doctor Recalls Harrowing Escape After Intense Fire in Ahmedabad Air India Crash

In the aftermath of the tragic Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad, survivors continue to recount harrowing experiences, with many left without homes or basic belongings.

‘Yog Samavesh’ Launched at Safdarjung Hospital to Support Maternal Wellness Ahead of International Yoga Day 2025

In celebration of the upcoming International Day of Yoga 2025, Devayaa, a non-profit dedicated to the welfare of women and children, has launched “Yog Samavesh,” a 10-day prenatal yoga program at VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital. This unique initiative, which commenced today, aims to integrate the time-tested benefits of yoga with modern maternal healthcare for pregnant women, offering a holistic approach to physical and emotional well-being during pregnancy.

Mitochondrial Genetics May Predict Resistance to Immunotherapy in Metastatic Melanoma Patients

New study links mitochondrial haplogroup T to poor response to anti-PD-1 treatment

New Shigella Vaccine Deal Targets Deadly Diarrhoea in Kids

In a significant step towards treating childhood diarrhoea, pharmaceutical giant GSK has entered a licensing agreement with Hyderabad-based Bharat Biotech to research and potentially market aerms of protecting children under the age of five, who are the most vulnerable to this often neglected bacterial menace.

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