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Avammune’s big bet: Why the future of cancer treatment may come in a pillAs global oncology races toward next-generation therapies, Avammune Therapeutics is betting on affordable, orally administered immunotherap...- Kerala’s healthcare gold rush: How private equity is reshaping hospitals and raising fears over costsPrivate equity funds are pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into Kerala’s healthcare sector, reshaping a system long dominated by inde...
- US study claims nearly 1 in 5 UTIs due to contaminated meat and poor kitchen hygiene - Here’s how to stay safeA new US study reveals a surprising link between contaminated meat and urinary tract infections. Researchers found that nearly one in five ...
- Parasite responsible for Australians losing job, road accidents; here’s why toxoplasmosis is creating havocA common parasite, Toxoplasma gondii, affects many in Australia. It comes from cat waste and uncooked meat. Research links it to slower rea...
- TB outbreak in California's Long Beach: 1 dead, 170 likely to be exposedTuberculosis (TB) is a bacterial infection primarily caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
- A global dengue coalition to deliver treatment within 5 years: Lancet commentThe Dengue Alliance, a coalition of institutions from dengue-endemic countries, plans to develop a new treatment for dengue within five yea...
- Covid vaccines effective against severe cases in children, study findsThe team, led by researchers at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute in Australia, explored the challenges and considerations of COVID...
- Why Budget 2022 should allow tax deduction for expenditure on Covid treatmentIn the Union Budget 2022-23, the government should provide tax relief to the people who are paying for medical treatment of Covid-19 on the...
- Reading serosurvey right: Troubling implications; No antibodies in some vaccinated, big undercounting of infectionsSince everyone who gets infected does not show symptoms, this allows tracking the numerical, temporal and geographic spread of infection. T...
- Covid first wave led to increase in antibiotic misuse in India: StudyThe researchers at Washington University in the US estimated that Covid-19 likely contributed to 216.4 million excess doses of antibiotics ...
- Economic activity down in April, May but shock less severe than 2020: FitchThe global rating agency said there are growing indications that the latest wave of COVID-19 infections will add to risks among financial i...
- Second wave of COVID infections poses increased risks for fragile economic recovery, banks: FitchIndia's active COVID-19 infections have been increasing at a rapid pace with new infections exceeding 1 lakh a day in early April 2021, aga...
- Second Covid wave raising risks for India’s banking sector, says FitchThe rating agency sees India’s GDP growing at 12.8 per cent in the current fiscal year.
- Largest contact tracing study in India shows COVID-19 transmitted mainly by 'superspreaders'The researchers, including those from the Government of Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh, found that over 70 per cent of COVID-19 infected pa...
- Scientists identify unique patterns in Covid-19 transmission in IndiaThe study, published in the journal Science on Wednesday, assessed the disease transmission patterns in 5,75,071 individuals exposed to 84,...
- View: To beat the coronavirus, India needs to accelerate drastic behavioural changesThe point, however, is that even with lockdowns, morbidity and mortality have been alarming. It is vital to accelerate behavioural changes,...
- Vivad se Vishwas scheme: Interest, penalty waived for entire scheme periodThe extension has come after the country has gone into lockdown mode due to the increase in cases of those infected by the coronavirus.
- Coronavirus infected patient will need intensive care and mechanical ventilation: ReportAccording to the mathematical methodology conducted by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) even if symptomatic cases are comprehe...
- Do you often take antibiotics, even without a prescription? It could turn minor infections into a major health concernStudies have shown that around 50-60% of antibiotic prescriptions are unnecessary.
- I-T lens on individuals who earn Rs 5-lakh interest on FDsMany senior citizens and professional, who either don't include this in taxable income or simply don't pay tax or file returns, will come u...
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