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  • Watch | Telangana’s Hidden Hunger Problem: Why Eating more doesn’t mean Eating better

    Can you eat full meals and still miss essential nutrients? Hyderabad-based ICMR-NIN highlights the importance of dietary diversity in its guidelines for Indians. Discover what hidden hunger means, how traditional Telangana foods can support balanced nutrition, and six practical dietary recommendations.
  • Editorial: Diluting institutional autonomy may boomerang

    Opening the doors to private players in ICMR and ISRO may help in capacity building, but regulating their work through bureaucrats toeing the line of political masters raises disturbing questions
  • Flu cases rise in Telangana: ICMR clarifies which vaccine to take

    With flu and influenza cases rising in Telangana, doctors are urging vulnerable groups to get vaccinated. The ICMR has clarified that Southern Hemisphere flu vaccines can be used temporarily when Northern Hemisphere formulations are unavailable, ensuring high-risk groups receive protection.
  • NIN study links Micronutrient deficiencies to higher dementia risk in Indian adults

    A landmark study by ICMR-NIN, Stanford, and Karolinska Institute reveals that nearly 40% of surveyed Indian adults face high dementia risks, directly linking cognitive decline to deficiencies in vitamins D and B, alongside low dietary diversity
  • Why a heart attack in Hyderabad is a direct ticket to poverty

    A new ICMR-funded study involving NIMS reveals that rising heart failure treatment costs are pushing many Hyderabad families into poverty. Lack of insurance, costly medicines, income loss, and distress financing are leaving households burdened with severe financial stress after cardiac illnesses.
  • No end in sight: Telangana struggles with dog bite surge and anti-rabies vaccine shortage

    Telangana continues to grapple with a rising dog bite crisis, with Hyderabad and surrounding districts reporting 3,500-3,800 new cases every month. While anti-rabies vaccines are available, a severe shortage of Rabies Immunoglobulin (RIG) has left victims vulnerable, especially those with severe Category-III bites.
  • Made-in-India TB diagnostic tests validated by ICMR; offer cheaper, faster detection

    ICMR has validated two new TB diagnostic tools—Quantiplus MTB FAST and UniAMP MTB Test Card—developed by Huwel Lifesciences. These affordable, scalable, and non-invasive innovations aim to revolutionize early TB detection, especially in underserved areas, supporting India’s TB elimination goals
  • Hyderabad to lead production of India’s first indigenous malaria vaccine

    India’s first indigenous malaria vaccine, AdFalci Vax, is set to be produced in Hyderabad after ICMR licensed Indian Immunologicals and Biological E. The multi-stage recombinant vaccine targets malaria at different stages, has shown strong pre-clinical results, and requires only one shot
  • Hyderabad’s AIIMS Bibinagar leads final trials for India’s first indigenous dengue vaccine

    Hyderabad’s AIIMS Bibinagar has emerged as a crucial site for India’s first indigenous dengue vaccine, currently in phase III clinical trials. Led by ICMR and developed in partnership with Panacea Biotec, the single-shot tetravalent vaccine is in its final phase of enrollment.
  • Hyderabad sperm bank raided, seven detained

    Hyderabad police raided a private sperm bank in Secunderabad on Saturday over serious alleged irregularities, including unlicensed surrogacy procedures and unethical collection methods. Seven individuals were detained, and 16 sperm samples were seized.
  • ‘Oil and sugar boards’ now coming up at all govt offices, hospitals, public spaces and more

    Oil and sugar boards showing calorie content in common food items will soon be installed in government offices, hospitals, airports and railway stations. The NIN-led initiative aims to raise public awareness on healthy eating and reduce lifestyle diseases
  • Siddaramaiah’s remarks on Covid vaccines factually incorrect, misleading: Biocon chief Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw

    Karnataka Chief Minister has said the recent heart attack deaths in Hassan district may be linked to the vaccination drive. He also claimed the vaccines were 'hastily' approved
  • Editorial: Be vigilant but don’t panic

    There is a need to focus on ramping up surveillance under the Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme, intensifying genome sequencing and making testing accessible again
  • NIN led consortium advocates for additional health tax on sugary drinks, salty foods

    The consortium, titled ‘Let’s Fix Our Food’ and led by NIN, recommended additional health tax of 20 percent to 30 percent on sweets and confectionaries, health tax of 32 percent on SSBs and HFSS. The group recently submitted its report to ICMR and NITI Aayog.
  • Applications open for PhD courses in scientific institutions affiliated to CSIR, ICMR and DST 

    As part of AcSIR PhD programme, the course is being offered across many disciplines in STEM, in scientific institutes that are affiliated to CSIR, ICMR and DST across India
  • 11 HMPV positive cases were reported in Hyderabad in December 2024

    A private laboratory in Hyderabad disclosed they had in fact detected 11 HMPV positive infections last month
  • 2 children test positive for HMPV in Nagpur

    The children were initially suspected to be infected with H1N1 (swine flu), but later polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests confirmed HMPV. Both children recovered through outpatient care
  • HMPV: Symptoms, how it spreads and precautions you should take

    Currently, there is no specific antiviral therapy and vaccine to treat HMPV
  • HMPV infection is in circulation globally, including India, ICMR clarifies

    ICMR clarified that, according to current data from the Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP) network, there has been no significant increase in cases of Influenza-Like Illness (ILI) or Severe Acute Respiratory Illness (SARI) across the country.
  • Well-prepared to handle respiratory illnesses, no unusual surge: Centre on HMPV scare

    Number of laboratories to be enhanced, Indian Council of Medical Research to monitor trends all year
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