New data analysis shows stillbirth rates are higher than previously thought. Focusing only on late-gestation stillbirths misses almost 40 p...

Millions worldwide still cannot access simple cataract surgery. A new study shows progress is too slow to meet global targets. The World He...

A new study in The Lancet highlights concerns about the HbA1c test for diabetes detection in India. This common test may not accurately sho...

The breakthrough, achieved using a new system called STAR (Sperm Tracking and Recovery), offers fresh hope for men with severe infertility ...

Food systems are major global crisis drivers. A new report highlights the need for sustainable diets and farming. Current practices harm he...

A Lancet report reveals human-caused PM2.5 pollution led to over 17 lakh deaths in India in 2022, a 38% rise since 2010. Fossil fuels contr...

India faced nearly 20 heatwave days in 2024, with over six attributed to climate change. This extreme heat cost 247 billion potential labor...

Over 40 per cent of Indian clinicians are now using AI for work, a threefold increase from last year, surpassing global adoption rates. Des...

Diabetes is rapidly increasing in India, affecting over 101 million people, often manifesting differently than in the West. Indians tend to...

India faces a growing diabetes crisis, with over 100 million adults affected, exacerbated by sedentary work culture. Prolonged sitting and ...

Global plastic treaty talks in Geneva 2025: Global leaders are meeting in Geneva to discuss a treaty on plastic pollution. A new report hig...

India has been ranked as the fifth most polluted country globally by the 2024 World Air Quality Report. Congress demands the rollback of al...

A recent Lancet report highlighted India's healthcare spending low at 1.2% of GDP, but government sources defended increased investments. T...

On this World Cancer Day, get to know the most common cancers identified in India.

For the EV rollout in Delhi, the most crucial issue would be charging points. The state government would have to follow the example of othe...

In developed countries, more than 80% of children suffering with cancer are cured because of significant progress in treatment.

This number is projected to rise to 5 billion, or 81 per cent of the projected 6.1 billion by 2025 if the current pace of tobacco cessation...