Researchers at RGCB in Keralam develop nanopore sensors for early detection of Parkinson’s disease

RGCB team designs ‘self-assembling dual-diameter’ nanopore sensors that are capable of detecting biomarkers linked to neurodegenerative diseases with high sensitivity

Tamil Nadu government hospitals running short of critical medicines for pre-term babies

Surfactant medicines are essential to inflate the lungs of pre-term babies in need of the therapy. Inquiries with a number of hospitals and…

A.P. Health Minister orders action against doctors and staff for remaining absent from duties

Minister of Health, Medical, and Family Welfare Satya Kumar Yadav on Monday (September 21, 2026) directed officials to take action against doctors and…

Karnataka to track cancer patients after fake drug bust

In order to make it easy for laboratories, doctors, and pharmaceutical firms to differentiate between fake and original drugs, the department has written…

Why students with disabilities face a digital and remedial learning gap

While education has shifted from exclusion towards inclusion, implementation remains uneven; sustained awareness, teacher training, and institutional support are essential for students with…

Three infants killed in fire accident at Telangana’s RIMS Adilabad hospital SNCU ward; 25 children rescued

Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy orders an inquiry into the incident and directs officials to submit a report on the cause of…

What is scrub typhus | Explained

Scrub typhus is a bacterial infection caused by the bacteria Orientia tsutsugamushi. It is spread by the bite of infected larval mites or…

Stem cell therapy for autism: What does the Health Ministry’s latest advisory mean?

The Health Ministry has reiterated that stem cell therapy can be offered as standard clinical care only for disease conditions or indications included…

Enveloping patients with safety standards

On spurious drugs, patient safety inside and outside of hospitals, climate change links to mental health and dengue, elder care, healthy diets, and…

Karnataka launches action plan to cut salt intake by 30% by 2030

The plan focuses on reducing salt consumption at three levels: households, food consumed outside the home, and processed and packaged foods.
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