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Can a simple selfie reveal clues about cancer? New study finds surprising answers in patients’ facesA photograph may contain health clues that are difficult to measure at a glance. Researchers have developed AI tools that connect facial fe...- The young people we never seeRecent research underscores the importance of social interaction in mitigating adolescent substance abuse risks. Key elements, such as a se...
- Can AI feel human emotions now? Scientists prompted ChatGPT to mimic fear and sadness. A three-minute breathing exercise changed its responsesResearchers at TU Dresden in Germany have found that artificial intelligence models can reproduce patterns associated with human fear, anxi...
- 20% of Indian teens at moderate to high risk of alcohol, tobacco use; Guwahati tops list, Nagpur safest: StudyNew research reveals varied adolescent substance use risk across Indian cities. Guwahati and Deoghar show higher risk, while Nagpur and Pud...
- No starving, no extreme diet, just consistency: Woman with PCOS shares how she went from 80 kgs to 58 kgs by following 7 simple habitsPCOS has been renamed PMOS, highlighting its broader metabolic and endocrine impact. Digital creator Tanisha Chadha, who has the condition,...
- Nearly two-fifths of stillbirths missed if only late gestation counted: AnalysisNew data analysis shows stillbirth rates are higher than previously thought. Focusing only on late-gestation stillbirths misses almost 40 p...
- We need to quickly get OzempickyAffordable semaglutide generics are coming to India. This drug helps with diabetes and weight loss. Millions need it for health issues. How...
- Critical thinking, not reliance on AI, will protect against de-skilling: Elsevier's Jan HerzhoffHerzhoff, who was attending the India AI Impact Summit 2026 from February 16-20, reflected on a 2025 study in The Lancet Gastroenterology a...
- Budget 2026 plays the long gameBudget 2026 focuses on building essential public goods. It enhances macro credibility and coordination through increased capital expenditur...
- Beating early diabetes risk with simple lifestyle changes may help prevent a deadly disease later. Scientists find surprising linkNew research published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology shows that reversing prediabetes through simple lifestyle changes can signifi...
- Global report says 40% of clinicians in India could be using AI in workOver 40 per cent of Indian clinicians are now using AI for work, a threefold increase from last year, surpassing global adoption rates. Des...
- Make our healthcare closer for eldersDespite increasing affluence, Indian seniors face healthcare access challenges, traveling significant distances for medical services. With ...
- AI revolutionising everything from patient care to health communication: Delhi AIIMS directorAI is transforming healthcare by improving efficiency, reducing delays, and enabling research, as highlighted and therefore, AIIMS, Delhi i...
- International experts outline recommendations for reducing bias risk in AI health techStudies indicate that AI systems can be biased, potentially leaving certain individuals and communities at a disadvantage or even causing h...
- India rubbishes Lancet report, says spending on healthcare is at all-time highA recent Lancet report highlighted India's healthcare spending low at 1.2% of GDP, but government sources defended increased investments. T...
- Best sugar testing machine in kits under 2000 for accurate readings and convenient useDesigned to simplify diabetes management, this selection of carefully picked out best sugar test machine kits under 2000, we aim to help yo...
- 35 per cent of women die from heart attacks globally; know more about red flags & post-surgery careWorldwide, many women are succumbing to heart attacks.
- Why mental health startups haven't yet taken off in IndiaDespite the magnitude of the problem, risk money has largely eluded mental health startups in India, a sector that receives limited public ...
- Early Covid symptoms: Men experience breathessness, fatigue & fever; women report loss of smell & coughFor those aged 40 to 59, a persistent cough had a higher relevance to detect Covid.
- View: The pandemic should guide India towards an equitable health systemTrouble is, health is a physical state, and digitising records and creating stacks will not make us a healthier nation. Vastly improving he...
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