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  • Hyderabad faces surge in advanced-stage prostate cancer cases

    Hyderabad is witnessing a rise in advanced-stage prostate cancer due to low screening rates and lifestyle factors. Experts stress early detection and routine primary care integration as essential measures to reduce fatalities and improve survival outcomes.
  • NIN scientists develop five-spice extract to combat diabetes complications

    Scientists at Hyderabad’s National Institute of Nutrition have developed a five-spice Poly-Herbal Extract that may help prevent serious diabetes complications. Preclinical studies show it can reduce cataracts, kidney damage and nerve disorders, with human clinical trials planned next.
  • IIT Madras develops low-cost, minimally invasive glucose monitoring device

    IIT Madras researchers have developed and patented a low-cost, user-friendly glucose monitoring device that shows readings directly on a microneedle patch. The reusable, energy-efficient system eliminates finger pricks and smartphone dependence, making diabetes management simpler and more affordable
  • Your depression isn’t in your head; it is linked to immunity

    Mental health issues like depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia may not just come from the brain — they’re also linked to the immune system. Low immunity and inflammation can affect mood and behaviour. Improving immunity may help mental well-being and recovery
  • Do wireless earbuds harm your brain? Experts clarify

    A viral claim by a neurosurgeon suggesting that wireless earbuds can harm the brain has been dismissed by experts. Doctors and engineers clarify that Bluetooth earbuds operate on low radio frequencies and pose no proven risk to brain health
  • Proposed obesity redefinition may halve global prevalence, but raises health risks, say researchers

    A global study shows that using stricter obesity criteria requiring an existing health issue could drastically reduce obesity rates. Experts warn this could delay diagnosis and give a false sense of health, risking missed opportunities for early intervention and care
  • Overweight may influence breast cancer risk in women with heart disease: WHO study

    A WHO study shows postmenopausal women with excess weight and heart disease face a higher risk of breast cancer. Each 5 kg/m² BMI rise raises risk, especially in women with cardiovascular issues. Type 2 diabetes showed no added effect
  • Detect food adulteration from the comfort of your kitchen

    Worried about food adulteration? Simple kitchen-based tests can help detect impurities in milk, oil, honey, and more. With guidance from FSSAI’s DART booklet, consumers can safeguard their health without lab support by using easy home techniques to spot adulterants
  • 5-month delay in treating children’s eye cancers, study

    Retinoblastoma, a fast-growing eye cancer in children, often faces treatment delays of up to 5 months. This delay reduces survival chances. Raising awareness, improving healthcare access, and tackling social barriers are key to saving lives, especially in poorer countries
  • ICMR launches India’s first rare blood donor registry for thalassemia, sickle cell patients

    ICMR has created India’s first national rare blood donor registry to aid patients with uncommon blood types. Integrated with e-Raktkosh, the platform aims to streamline access to rare blood, particularly for those with thalassemia, sickle cell disease, or high-frequency antigen antibodies
  • Night owls, or evening people, are at higher risk of age-related cognitive decline: Study

    Chronotype refers to one's sleep-wake type or times during the day when one naturally tends to be awake and asleep. A 'night owl' chronotype is said to have a later sleep-wake cycle, compared to an 'early bird' or a 'lark'
  • States told to cut sugar, salt in food items

    The Women and Child Development Ministry has urged the States to adhere to the advisory while implementing take-home rations and hot cooked meals
  • Study reveals drinking soda, fruit juices may raise diabetes risk

    Dietary sugars consumed in or added to nutrient-dense foods, such as whole fruits, dairy products, or whole grains, do not cause metabolic overload in the liver, said researchers from Brigham Young University in the US
  • Covid-19 is not severe this time in Telangana

    Following the rise of Covid-19 infections in other Indian States, the Public Health department in Telangana State on Monday maintained that the situation is not so that grave as to warrant the launch of a mass Covid-19 testing and surveillance and drive
  • Poor sleep, 3 sleepless nights may raise your risk of heart disease: Study

    With chronic lack of sleep growing as a public health concern, researchers from Uppsala University in Sweden found that disturbed sleep may raise inflammation, increasing the risk of heart disease
  • IMA intensifies fight against quacks in Telangana

    In a letter addressed to its local units, the IMA, Telangana, directed its members approach the District Collector and SP to give proper directions to District Medical and Health Officer (DM&HO) to take action against healthcare facilities that are operated by unqualified individuals
  • Apollo HealthCo launches ‘Health-First Credit Card’ and ‘Heath Challenge Program’

    Developed in collaboration with leading credit card issuers, the card offers exclusive benefits from medicines and diagnostics to doctor consultations and wellness services
  • Are you getting enough protein? How to hit daily protein targets?

    The Dietary Guidelines of Hyderabad-based National Institute of Nutrition (ICMR-NIN), released last year, clearly state that the Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for protein intake is 0.83 grams of protein/kg/day for healthy adults.
  • Just 5 min exposure to junk food ads can coax kids to consume more calories daily

    The study showed that 7-15-year-olds with just five minutes of ad exposure, regardless of the type of media advertising, can consume on average 130 kcals per day extra, which is equivalent to the calories in two slices of bread
  • Antibiotics during infancy linked to early puberty in girls

    The findings highlight the importance of using these medicines in infants appropriately and how early-life drug exposure could shape future health outcomes
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