Switching from daily pills for life to a single injection could revolutionise cholesterol treatment, especially for those people who are unable to bring it under control
By Dr Keshava R May 28, 2026
DRC has reported nearly 1,000 suspected Ebola cases and more than 220 suspected deaths due to the outbreak
By Tisha Elizabeth Jacob May 28, 2026
Experts warn that Kambo can trigger severe side effects, including organ damage, seizures, and life-threatening complications
By Tisha Elizabeth Jacob May 27, 2026
Conversations around women’s sexual health still remain deeply uncomfortable in many spaces, which is why conditions like vaginismus often go unnoticed, misunderstood, or dismissed for years
By Sakshi Srivastava May 27, 2026
The uncommon post left social media users both confused and inquisitive about the job role. While many shared a laugh about it, some even questioned if such a job even exists
By Tisha Elizabeth Jacob May 27, 2026
For many patients battling blood cancer, a blood stem cell transplant is often the only hope for survival and long-term recovery
By The Week News Desk May 27, 2026
Authorities said she has no fever and is doing well. The Ministry of Health has confirmed no Ebola cases in India so far, with the woman's samples sent for testing
By The Week News Desk May 27, 2026
Researchers say maintaining stronger aerobic fitness in midlife may be a key factor in extending both lifespan and the number of years lived in good health
By First Check May 26, 2026
The vaccine development news offers fresh hope as the deadly outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda continues to raise global health concerns
By Tisha Elizabeth Jacob May 26, 2026
Viral “coffee + lemon” cough cure sounds convincing, but does it actually work?
By Sakshi Srivastava May 26, 2026
The internet says cucumber may work like metformin — fact or fiction?
By Sakshi Srivastava May 26, 2026
The state Drug Control Department banned the sale and use of oxytocin across the state after the seziure of fake batches at government hospitals in Kota
By Anuja Susan Varghese May 26, 2026
Over 900 suspected cases and nearly 300 deaths have been reported in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda since the outbreak of the virus
By Anuja Susan Varghese May 26, 2026
Paediatric specialists are increasingly seeing children with recurrent pneumonia, recurrent skin abscesses, non-healing mouth ulcers, prolonged fevers or infections that relapse despite treatment
By Dr Sagar Bhattad May 26, 2026
Researchers say early dietary habits may have lasting effects beyond body weight, while gut microbiome interventions could offer future solutions
By Tisha Elizabeth Jacob May 25, 2026
While India has reported no Ebola cases so far, authorities have intensified airport screening, surveillance, and travel advisories as a precaution
By Tisha Elizabeth Jacob May 25, 2026
From career goals to fertility choices: Experts explain how egg freezing works and what it can and cannot guarantee
By Sakshi Srivastava May 25, 2026
Experts say ovarian torsion is one such condition that can quickly become life-threatening if ignored
By The Week News Desk May 25, 2026
Most thyroid screening begins and ends with TSH, or thyroid-stimulating hormone. It’s a useful test, but not an infallible one
By Dr Prudwiraj Sanamandra May 25, 2026
Blurred vision, eye pain, and trouble seeing colours may sometimes point to a deeper nerve disorder
By Sakshi Srivastava May 25, 2026
Stress, ageing, and hormonal changes can mask or mimic thyroid-related symptoms, making it easy to overlook the condition
By Dr Shweta Mendiratta May 25, 2026
Two Ebola treatment centers in eastern Congo were attacked by a mob after health officials refused to retrieve the bodies of individuals suspected to have died from the virus
By Anuja Susan Varghese May 25, 2026
Induction is not about rushing birth—it’s about balancing safety, timing, and wellbeing
By Dr Johnson Kuttiyil Joseph May 24, 2026
FND is one of the commonest conditions seen in neurology clinics. It can occur at any age, but is seen more commonly in young and middle-aged adults
By Prof Dr. Sudhir Kumar May 24, 2026
Researchers found that mentally active sedentary behaviours such as reading or desk work may help lower dementia risk, especially in middle age
By Shyla Jovitha Abraham May 24, 2026
