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** A live webinar on anaemia is set to take place on July 26, featuring a diverse panel of experts who will discuss the complex causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options of this common yet often neglected medical condition. The webinar aims to raise awareness about anaemia, particularly among the general public and healthcare professionals, and provide a comprehensive overview of its definition, classification, and prevalence.
A Cyclospora outbreak in the US has been linked to lettuce from a region in central Mexico, affecting over 1,000 people and raising concerns about the safety of the food supply chain. The outbreak has had a significant impact on the local economy, with many farmers and producers reporting a decline in sales, and has highlighted the need for more robust safety measures and greater transparency in the food supply chain.
As autumn arrives with crisp mornings and cooler evenings, kitchens around the world begin to...
** A staggering 53.5% of adult women from Odisha's Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG) suffer from anaemia, according to a study by Utkal University, highlighting the need for urgent intervention to address the health disparities faced by these communities.
Lancet Chronic kidney disease affects over 844 million people globally, new research suggests, highlighting the...
Andhra Pradesh is set to get 4 new Ayush colleges and integrated AYUSH hospitals, which will provide degree courses in alternative systems of medicine and offer quality healthcare services to the people, especially in rural areas.
Thousands of chickens have died in France due to heat-related stress, highlighting the growing concern of heat waves on chicken farms worldwide and the need for sustainable farming practices to mitigate the effects of climate change.
** The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) has declared the hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius cruise ship over, following a thorough investigation and implementation of stringent health protocols. The outbreak, which resulted in 3 deaths and several severe cases, highlights the risks of hantavirus and the importance of global health coordination and surveillance.
** In a groundbreaking medical achievement, doctors at HCG Suchirayu Hospital in Hubballi, India, performed a complex windpipe reconstruction surgery, giving a new lease on life to a 48-year-old patient suffering from a severely narrowed windpipe. The successful operation marks a significant milestone in the field of thoracic surgery and highlights the hospital's commitment to delivering top-notch patient care using cutting-edge technology and expertise.
Spain's health ministry has issued a warning about a potential high death toll due to an intense heat wave, with temperatures reaching record highs and over 200 suspected heat-related deaths since Sunday, prompting the government to activate its emergency response plan and provide relief to those affected.
The High Court of Karnataka has made a landmark decision, allowing a 23-year-old woman with...
France has confirmed its first case of Ebola, a 29-year-old male doctor who recently traveled to the Democratic Republic of Congo, where a significant outbreak is ongoing. Health authorities are taking precautions to prevent the spread of the virus, including contact tracing and quarantine measures.
** A heatwave is sweeping across Europe, sparking a heated debate over whether schools should remain open or close due to the soaring temperatures. With few schools equipped with air-conditioning, students are struggling to cope, and parents, teachers, and officials are at odds over the best solution to prioritize children's health and safety.
IRISH PARLIAMENT VOTES TO REMOVE THREE-DAY ABORTION WAIT Dublin, Ireland – In a significant move...
The NHS in England has begun rolling out an advanced radiotherapy technique for prostate cancer...
A new weekly injectable drug, retatrutide, designed for type 2 diabetes, has shown striking results...
The frequency of repeat hip replacement surgeries due to infections and fractures is on the rise, prompting concerns over economic and healthcare implications, and highlighting the need for innovative solutions and collaborative approaches to improve patient outcomes.
The Madras High Court's landmark ruling allows mothers to donate kidneys to their children without DNA tests, paving the way for easier organ transplantation and sparking a global debate on organ donation regulations and oversight.
