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Long-term Investing: Ecosystem with an edge called India; 12 large- mid- and small-cap stocks with upside potential of up to 34%Tactical investing should not be confused with long-term investing. In a world where geopolitical risk, commodity shocks, and uncertainty a...- Butterfly Network gets FDA clearance for AI ultrasound pregnancy toolUnlike traditional ultrasound machines that rely on expensive piezoelectric crystals, Butterfly's device uses a single silicon chip for w...
- Gaza malnutrition to have 'generational' impact on newborns, UN warnsA senior UN official warned Wednesday of "generational" impacts in Gaza from malnutrition among pregnant women and babies, urging a surge o...
- US pediatrics group reverses decades-old advice against HIV-positive mothers breastfeedingPeople with HIV can now breastfeed their babies if they are on effective medications, according to a new report from the American Academy o...
- Hair straightening can give you cancer. Read doctors warningRepeated use of chemicals in hair straightening products poses a potential health risk, with the possibility of cancer. The US FDA has prop...
- Over 9.9 lakh health melas organised under Ayushman Bhav campaign since Sept 17: GovtOver 9.9 lakh health melas at health and wellness centres have been organised under the Ayushman Bhav campaign since September 17 that have...
- How five doctors saved the life of an 18-month-old girl mid-air on Bengaluru-Delhi flightA 1.5-year-old girl, who stopped breathing on a Vistara flight from Bengaluru to Delhi, was saved by a group of five doctors. The doctors, ...
- Study finds common arthritis drug could boost effectiveness of contraceptivesCombining the anti-inflammatory pain medication piroxicam with the widely available morning-after pill levonorgestrel, also called Plan B, ...
- For 190 mn women worldwide suffering from endometriosis, Australian researchers may have found a solution (and some hope)Endometriosis is a common (yet severe) gynaecological problem that affects over 10 per cent of women all over the world.
- 'Indian' cervical cancer vaccine to hit market soonSingh said Covid-19 had raised awareness about preventive healthcare and the development of vaccines like the one against cervical cancer w...
- Policy rethink to allow pregnant women get jabs needed: ExpertsExperts said it would be best to explain the risks and benefits to pregnant women and allow them to make an informed choice, while recordin...
- Sun Pharma, Ferring Pharmaceuticals ink pact to introduce obstetric drug in IndiaAs per the agreement, Sun Pharma is granted rights for co-marketing of the drug in India in the private market under the brand name Caritec...
- Health Ministry questioned on delayed use of Oxytocin after childbirthIn an article published in the reputed British Medical Journal (BMJ), doctors and maternal health experts have questioned the “scientific r...
- Aurobindo Pharma gets USFDA nod for anesthetic injectionAfter receiving the nod from USFDA, Aurbindo Pharma is all set to launch its anaesthetic Bupivacaine Hydrochloride injection in American ma...
- Infosys Foundation offers Rs 56-crore grants to Indian academiaInfosys Foundation, the philanthropic arm of IT services giant Infosys, said it has committed Rs 56 crore to eight Indian academic institut...
- Private health sector important in achieving family planning goals: FOGSI & PSIThe two organisations stressed that the potential of private healthcare sector needs to be tapped to achieve the ambitious Family Planning ...
- India almost wins battle against malaria, sees steady fall in casesThough there has been a spurt in dengue cases in the past couple of years, the number of malaria cases across the country has actually decl...
- Start-up dWise provides online record of patients & alerts against prescribing ‘wrong’ drugBangalore-based start-up dWise is ready to inject tech into health care so that a doctor accesses the entire record of a patient online.
- Crackdown on female foeticide in Maharashtra creates shortage of abortion pillsA crackdown on female foeticide in Maharashtra has, triggering a shortage of medicines used to terminate unwanted pregnancies.
- Govt to examine Sun’s breast cancer drugThe government will examine Sun Pharma’s post marketing surveillance studies (PMS) and clinical trials report of breast cancer medicine Let...
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