After years of limited private sector access, the Human Papillomavirus vaccine has finally entered the National Immunisation Programme, with the
After years of limited private sector access, the Human Papillomavirus vaccine has finally entered the National Immunisation Programme, with the
Bamboo is rewriting the rules of sustainable design, apart from providing the synergy of ecological and human health benefits,
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Characterised by extreme exhaustion lasting at least six months, unrelieved by rest, and worsened by exertion, chronic fatigue syndrome disrupts
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Reports of rising COVID-19 cases in India have sparked fleeting concern—but the uptick remains small, symptoms are mild, and health
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The coronavirus may have long shed its virulence, but not its aura of fear. As its weakened descendants spread silently,
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Turbulence ahead: monsoons and post-monsoon season may fuel surges in tropical endemic diseases. The decline of tropical medicine, rooted in
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From crumbling infrastructure and faculty shortages to outdated teaching methods and uneven regulation, the challenges threaten to undermine the very
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The conference showcased groundbreaking initiatives, from AI-driven diagnostics to sustainable practices, while sparking debates on accreditation and patient safety. By
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Hypertension, affecting over 294 million individuals, remains dangerously underdiagnosed and undertreated, with a staggering 88 per cent of cases lacking
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The Pushpanjali Medical Education and Research Centre recently organised its monthly Pushpanjali Study Circle, a clinical meet focusing on pressing
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Maldives, Thailand Sign MoU on Health: WHO Lauds Collaboration Te Ministry of Health of the Republic of Maldives and the
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