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From undernutrition to obesity, Lancet study unveils India’s double...
"On the other hand, social factors compel them to prioritise their children's and family's health over their own. These factors present as barriers to...
Measles cases rising alarmingly across Europe: WHO
More than 30,000 measles cases were reported by 40 of the WHO European region’s 53 member states between January and October in 2023
More diabetics died during pandemic, women & children more affected:...
The review also found a startling increase in diabetes-related admissions to paediatric ICUs, as well as a rise in cases of diabetic ketoacidosis...
With 72% deaths, work-related ‘diseaseburden’ higher among men: WHO...
In a first global analysis of the loss of life and health associated with working long hours, the study revealed 7.45 lakh deaths from stroke and...
Respiratory infections surge in Europe: WHO
Various pathogens, including Covid-19, influenza virus and seasonal coronavirus are "now common" among the population
Researchers give new insight into tuberculosis treatment
Tuberculosis mainly affects the lungs, but can also damage other organs. If diagnosed early and treated with antibiotics, it is curable.
JN.1 represents 'very serious evolution' of Covid virus, say global...
JN.1, classified as a variant of interest (VOI) by the World Health Organization (WHO) due to its rapid spread, is currently present in about 41...
Stigma against gay men could worsen Congo’s biggest mpox outbreak,...
“It could be that because homosexuality is prohibited by law in most parts of Africa, many people do not come forward if they think they have been...