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infectionslinkedtoover19lakhcancercasesinindia

Infections linked to over 1.9 lakh cancer cases in India

Nearly 1.9 lakh new cancer cases in India every year can be attributed to infections, according to a new study by the World Health Organisation’s Inte...

supremecourtssuggestsa16%markupcaponmedicineshasopenedafreshdebate

Supreme Court's suggests a 16% markup cap on medicines has opened a fresh debate

India’s drug-pricing system does not impose one uniform margin across all medicines. Instead, it operates through a mix of price controls for essentia...

preventableinfectionslinkedtothousandsofcancercasesintelangana

Preventable infections linked to thousands of cancer cases in Telangana

A significant number of cancer cases in India are linked to infections, many of which can be prevented through timely vaccination, screening and appro...

foodgiantsseekrethinkofredwarninglabelsasschearsfssaiplan

Food giants seek rethink of red warning labels as SC hears FSSAI plan

India’s proposed front-of-pack warning labels (FOPL) for packaged foods face another challenge from the food industry as the Supreme Court takes up th...

exfssaichiefseekschangestojunkfoodwarninglabelplan

Ex-FSSAI chief seeks changes to junk food warning label plan

Former Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) CEO Pawan Kumar Agarwal has moved the Supreme Court seeking changes to the proposed front-...

cdscowarnsagainstpainkillerantibioticmisuseoverkidneyandamrrisks

CDSCO warns against painkiller, antibiotic misuse over kidney and AMR risks

The country's apex drug regulator, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), has issued a fresh advisory warning the public, doctors an...

hivinjectionskeepvirussuppressedbetterthandailypills:study

HIV injections keep virus suppressed better than daily pills: Study

A new clinical trial has found that long-acting HIV injections given every eight weeks may keep the virus suppressed more effectively among adolescent...

privatehealthcareneedsanewsocialcontract

Private healthcare needs a new social contract

Any serious discussion about India's health system must begin by acknowledging an uncomfortable truth: we cannot deliver healthcare to 1.4 billion peo...

nestleindiafacesfssaiactionoverinfantproductspromotionalclaims

Nestle India faces FSSAI action over infant products, promotional claims

India’s food regulator FSSAI on Friday cracked down on Nestle India Limited over alleged non-compliance involving three infant nutrition products.Acco...

healthministryissuesadvisoryonstemcelltherapywarnsagainstunproventreatments

Health Ministry issues advisory on stem cell therapy, warns against unproven treatments

The Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has issued an advisory to all States and Union Territories regarding the regulation of stem cell thera...

airpollutionlinkedtohighersuicideriskandsuicidalbehavior:study

Air pollution linked to higher suicide risk and suicidal behavior: Study

Air pollution may be linked to a higher risk of suicide, suicide attempts and suicidal thoughts, according to a new international review of research. ...

pakistaniwhiteningcreamsflaggedinindiaoverexcessiveheavymetals

Pakistani whitening creams flagged in India over excessive heavy metals

The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has issued a public health alert against the use of two unauthorised cosmetic products being s...

severeperiodpainnotnormalcouldsignalendometriosiswarndoctors

Severe period pain not normal, could signal endometriosis, warn doctors

Doctors have said that severe or persistent period pain should not be dismissed as a normal part of menstruation, warning that it could be a sign of e...

indiacrosses80lakhhpvvaccinationsundernationwidecampaign:healthministry

India crosses 80 lakh HPV vaccinations under nationwide campaign: Health Ministry

India has crossed 80 lakh human papillomavirus, or HPV, vaccinations, marking another important milestone in the country's preventive healthcare effor...

menopausemaydamagethegutyearsbeforefinalperiod:usstudy

Menopause may damage the gut years before final period: US Study

Menopause has long been recognized for its impact on bone health and cardiovascular risks, but new, groundbreaking research reveals a surprising new d...

icmrbacksnhflushotash1n1casescontinuetosurge

ICMR backs NH flu shot as H1N1 cases continue to surge

As H1N1 infections continue to push up influenza cases in Delhi-NCR and several other parts of India, the latest recommendation on which flu vaccine s...

foodindustryseeksreviewbeforescwarninglabeldecision

Food industry seeks review before SC warning-label decision

With the Supreme Court expected to take a final call on front-of-pack warning labels for packaged foods high in sugar, salt and fat on September 10, t...

kajubarfimaycontainaluminiumvarakthatcanharmyourliverwarnsdoctor

Kaju barfi may contain aluminium varak that can harm your liver, warns doctor

Chandi varak, the thin shiny foil commonly placed on Indian sweets, is often associated with traditional sweets and festive celebrations. While the fo...

fssaichiefbackstukarammundhesmaharashtrafdacrackdownamidcourtcriticism

FSSAI chief backs Tukaram Mundhe's Maharashtra FDA crackdown amid court criticism

FSSAI CEO Rajit Punhani has backed Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe’s aggressive enforcement of food safety rules, saying his work proves t...

govttoenforcebestbeforedateongroceryplatformsafterconsumergrouppush

Govt to enforce 'Best Before' date on grocery platforms after consumer group push

The Legal Metrology Department and the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) have separately confirmed that they will enforce mandatory...

cancerdrugsshowpromiseagainstchronicnervepaininnewstudy

Cancer drugs show promise against chronic nerve pain in new study

Chronic nerve pain can be difficult to treat. Unlike pain caused by a temporary injury, neuropathic pain can continue for months or even years after t...

upmakesh1n1testsfreeatgovernmenthospitalsamid685confirmedcases

UP makes H1N1 tests free at government hospitals amid 685 confirmed cases

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday directed that testing for Influenza-A (H1N1) be provided free of cost at all government heal...

fssaicracksdownoneverest:hingbanned3masalasfoundnoncompliant

FSSAI cracks down on Everest: Hing banned, 3 masalas found non-compliant

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has temporarily banned the sale of hing (asafoetida) manufactured by Everest Food Products an...

persistentstomachpaininchildrenmaysignalappendicitis:doctors

Persistent stomach pain in children may signal appendicitis: Doctors

Appendicitis in children can be difficult to recognise in its early stages as its symptoms may resemble those of common stomach infections, but delays...

karnatakahealthdepartmentissuesadvisoryamidrecentriseinh1n1seasonalinfluenza

Karnataka Health Department issues advisory amid recent rise in H1N1 seasonal influenza

Amid a recent rise in cases of H1N1 influenza,  the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Karnataka, has issued a public advisor...

delhih1n1casescross2600as166newcasesreportedin24hours

Delhi H1N1 cases cross 2,600 as 166 new cases reported in 24 hours

Delhi has reported more than 2,600 H1N1 cases so far, with 166 new cases recorded in the last 24 hours. The rise in cases has prompted the Delhi gover...

shinglesvaccinefoundtolowerriskofheartdiseasesstrokes:study

Shingles vaccine found to lower risk of heart diseases, strokes: Study

Shingles vaccine that is primarily used to prevent the painful rash and nerve complications caused by virus herpes zoster may also be linked to a lowe...

imareleasesadvisoryonh1n1urgesvigilancebutsaysnocauseforpanic

IMA releases advisory on H1N1, urges vigilance but says no cause for panic

The rise in H1N1 cases across India has raised concerns, but the Indian Medical Association (IMA) says the situation calls for caution rather than pan...

fluvaccineneededforsomeabove65notallsaysicmramidsurgeinh1n1cases

Flu vaccine needed for some above 65, not all, says ICMR amid surge in H1N1 cases

The government of India has advised against the administration of the vaccine against seasonal flu or against H1N1 for the entire population. Taking a...

bournvitaamwaywithdrawmisleadingclaimsafterfssaiflagshealthviolations

Bournvita, Amway withdraw misleading claims after FSSAI flags health violations

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India has ensured corrective action by several food businesses after flagging misleading claims and labelli...

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