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August 17, 2026
How MMA embolisation treats brain bleeds without opening the skull
Instead of surgically draining the blood, this technique allows the body to naturally resorb the collection, significantly reducing the risk of recurrence for appropriately selected patients
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August 16, 2026
Why India must prioritise prevention over cure for obesity, diabetes
THE WEEK Metabolic Health Summit highlighted that diabetes and obesity should be tackled with preventive care across homes, schools, communities and health systems
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August 13, 2026
Paradox of India's organ transplant success: Higher numbers, but longer waiting list
Organ transplantation in India reached a record-breaking 20,138 procedures in 2025, an encouraging increase driven by improved infrastructure and regulation
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August 12, 2026
Mumbai’s monsoon double whammy: Why malaria and dengue cases are rising?
Malaria and dengue remain among the most common vector-borne infections associated with the rainy season
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August 08, 2026
On Bhumi Pednekar's stance on respectful dissent amidst CJP protests
From playing women who challenge the status quo on screen to speaking up on the protest culture, how Bhumi Pednekar is herself slowly eroding the image she worked to build throughout her career
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August 02, 2026
Why life is a struggle for young cancer survivors
A cancer diagnosis in adolescence or early adulthood can be life-altering, but what grounds survivors is lifelong psycho social support. And, for that, India needs to incorporate psycho-oncology services in its cancer care programme
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July 26, 2026
The new wave of Indian design: Why slow, authentic craft is the ultimate luxury
Authenticity over perfection, slow over fast, identity over uniformity—luxury creators like Vikram Goyal are reinterpreting heritage
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July 24, 2026
Hyderabad doctors save 9-month-old with rare brain tumour in high-risk dual surgery
The infant was brought to the hospital after his family noticed he had become unusually lethargic, less active and was not responding normally
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July 24, 2026
Bullet lodged near Ethiopian man's spine for six years successfully removed at Delhi hospital
Mohamed Faisal Jama sustained the gunshot injury while returning home from school in Ethiopia after being caught in the middle of a local protest during which shots were fired
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July 24, 2026
How cancer 'trains' your immune system to ignore it
The study conducted on how tumours manipulate the thymus helps scientists enhance the effectiveness of cancer immunotherapy treatments
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July 23, 2026
India's handheld breast cancer scanner crosses 25 lakh screenings: Could this be a game changer for early detection?
According to the firm, more than 1,600 women have been referred for further diagnostic evaluation after positive findings on the device
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July 22, 2026
How your daily routine could be protecting or damaging your brain
On World Brain Day, neurologists are warning that while people are living longer, their brains are increasingly under assault from poor sleep, chronic stress, diabetes, obesity, pollution and excessive screen time
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July 20, 2026
Food Review | At 8ish, a journey through Radhanagari finds its way to the plate
8ish's new menu, Local-ish, embarks on a culinary journey through Radhanagari, focusing on authentic local ingredients and techniques rather than mere marketing
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July 15, 2026
What is infantile fibrosarcoma? How Bengaluru doctors saved a baby's arm from rare cancer
Experts successfully performed what is believed to be India's first neonatal limb-salvage surgery for infantile fibrosarcoma, preserving a baby's arm from a rare tumour
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July 14, 2026
Why is the Maharashtra FDA warning against these skin-lightening creams?
The regulator has initiated criminal proceedings against those involved in manufacturing and distributing the products and has advised consumers to stop using them immediately
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July 14, 2026
75-year-old Mumbai woman's nearly amputated finger saved after 18-hour delay following freak accident
According to the experts, the case was especially challenging because the patient had uncontrolled diabetes and a long-standing tobacco-chewing habit
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July 12, 2026
From Bigg Boss to MasterChef: The secret behind Indian reality shows' success
By creating a shared, real-time experience, reality shows have successfully transitioned to a hybrid model that combines traditional broadcast with digital streaming to build powerful fan communities
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July 07, 2026
Shabana Azmi's 'Batwara 1947' and 'Awarapan 2' to hit screens together: 'Excited by the opportunity to play diverse roles'
While 'Batwara 1947' is an emotional period drama, 'Awarapan 2' caters to audiences looking for high-octane action
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July 06, 2026
Mumbai's treefall deaths: Are development works making monsoon more dangerous?
Mumbai's monsoon has brought a deadly wave of tree falls, with a recent fatality raising urgent questions about the city's development
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July 05, 2026
From Mirzapur to Raakh: Ali Fazal on his career, craft and redefining the hero image
Ali Fazal's crime thriller ‘Raakh’ revisits the harrowing 1978 Ranga-Billa case, which fundamentally changed India's perception of public safety
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July 04, 2026
Mumbai rains: Saki Naka death revives questions over open manholes
The latest incident has reignited concerns over civic preparedness and accountability, with citizens questioning why open or displaced manhole covers continue to claim lives
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July 03, 2026
Is it just a sports injury? Why a painless lump or persistent pain shouldn't be ignored
Observed every July, Sarcoma Awareness Month seeks to raise awareness about a cancer that accounts for less than one per cent of all adult cancers but poses significant diagnostic and treatment challenges
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July 01, 2026
Ageing trees, road work and accountability: Chembur tragedy raises questions over Mumbai's monsoon preparedness
The fall of a massive peepal tree onto a school bus in Mumbai's Chembur claimed the life of Class VII student Vihaan Shrivastava, and injured four other children
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June 30, 2026
Why young resident doctors still choose medicine, despite the odds
For many resident doctors, medicine is not merely a profession but a calling. The journey, however, begins with years of intense preparation, followed by one of the world's most demanding training programmes
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June 30, 2026
In the age of super specialists, why family physicians matter more than ever
In an age of super-specialists, the family physician remains the cornerstone of healthcare. They are vital for holistic care, managing chronic diseases, and building the trusted doctor-patient relationships that lead to better health outcomes
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