Nighttime Light Exposure Linked To Harmful Heart Changes

A New Concern for Heart Health A new study published in the European Heart Journal has found that greater exposure to light during nighttime is associated with potentially harmful changes in heart structure and function. Researchers found that people exposed to higher levels of nighttime light had signs of cardiac remodelling, including changes in the […]
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New TB Strategy Targets Earlier Diagnosis Across South Asia

WHO Pushes for Faster TB Detection and Stronger Prevention Tuberculosis remains one of the biggest infectious disease challenges facing South Asia. Although TB is both preventable and curable, millions of people continue to develop the disease every year, while many cases are still detected too late. The WHO South East Asia Region has now committed […]
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WHO Calls For Stronger Global Health Emergency Preparedness

WHO Urges Countries to Prepare Before the Next Health Emergency The next global health emergency may not give countries much time to prepare. That is why World Health Organization Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has called on BRICS leaders to strengthen health emergency preparedness before the next crisis arrives. Speaking at the BRICS Summit in […]
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Abbott Agrees To Pay $384 Million Over Infant Formula Claims

Settlement Highlights the Importance of Infant Formula Safety Infant formula is more than a packaged food product. For millions of families, especially those who depend on formula as a primary source of nutrition, its safety and quality are critical. Abbott Laboratories has agreed to pay approximately $385 million to resolve allegations related to the manufacturing […]
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Safdarjung Hospital Adds Advanced Bladder Diagnostic Facilities

A New Step Toward More Precise Urological Diagnosis Diagnosing bladder disorders can become particularly challenging when urinary symptoms are linked to neurological conditions. Understanding whether a problem originates in the bladder itself, the nervous system, or both often requires specialised diagnostic assessment. Vardhman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital in New Delhi has strengthened its […]
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Balaghat Reports No New Measles Cases For Seven Days

A Positive Sign in Madhya Pradesh’s Measles Response Madhya Pradesh’s Balaghat district has reported an encouraging development in its ongoing measles response, with no new measles cases recorded for seven consecutive days. The improvement comes after an intensified public health response involving surveillance, vaccination, treatment, disease prevention and coordinated investigation across affected areas. Union health […]
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