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Delhi Launches AYUSH-Based Mental Health Programme for Children, Professionals, and the Elderly

In a progressive move to address the growing mental health crisis, the Delhi government is set to launch a dedicated mental health programme rooted in the AYUSH system (Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, and Homoeopathy). This initiative will focus on three major groups: children, the working class, and senior citizens. Announced by Delhi Health Minister Pankaj […]

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Karnataka Declares Sudden Deaths a Notifiable Disease Amid COVID-19 Vaccine Concerns

In a significant step toward understanding rising cases of sudden deaths, especially among the young, the Karnataka Government has announced that sudden deaths in people under 45 will now be treated as a notifiable disease. This means any such death occurring outside a hospital must be reported to the government, and an autopsy will be […]

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Are You Caught in the ‘Wellness Trap’? When Self-Care Turns Stressful

Self-care was meant to help us feel better. But today, it’s often doing the opposite. From green smoothies to early morning yoga routines and gratitude journaling, the idea of wellness has become a daily checklist, especially for young Indians. But when you can’t keep up with these routines, it leads to guilt, anxiety, and even […]

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How Much Salt Is Too Much? Here’s What the Science and WHO Say

Salt is essential for life — it makes food taste better, helps preserve it, and keeps our bodies functioning. But when it comes to how much salt we should eat, more is not better. The World Health Organisation (WHO) and major global health bodies agree: more than 5 grams of salt (about 1 teaspoon) per […]

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Why CDSCO Wants You to Flush These 17 Unused Medicines Immediately: A Must-Read for Doctors and the Public

India’s leading drug regulatory body, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), has recently issued an urgent public alert. The message is clear: flush certain high-risk expired or unused medicines down the toilet instead of tossing them in the trash. This move is part of a new “Guidance Document on Disposal of Expired/Unused Drugs”, released […]

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Big Breakthrough in Infant Care: First Approved Malaria Drug for Newborns – Coartem Baby by Novartis

In a major step forward for infant healthcare and malaria treatment, Novartis has received approval from Swissmedic for its new medicine Coartem Baby (also known as Riamet Baby in some countries). This is the first-ever malaria treatment officially approved for newborns and young infants, especially those weighing less than 4.5 kilograms. This breakthrough offers new […]

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Making Medicines Accessible: Govt Panel Proposes Braille Cards & Voice-Enabled QR Codes for the Visually Impaired

In a significant step toward accessible healthcare in India, the Drugs Consultative Committee (DCC) has proposed new measures to help visually impaired individuals identify and use medicines more safely and independently. What’s the Proposal About? At the 66th DCC meeting held on June 17, 2025, the committee recommended innovative packaging changes for medicines. These include: […]

Microsoft’s New AI Tool Claims to Diagnose Better Than Doctors: What It Means for the Future of Healthcare

In a groundbreaking development, Microsoft has introduced a new AI-powered tool called the Medical AI Diagnostic Orchestrator (MAI-DxO), which is turning heads in the healthcare industry. According to Microsoft, this tool is four times more accurate than experienced human doctors in diagnosing complex medical conditions. This innovation could be a major step toward what Microsoft […]

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