Study: Cutting Pills May Help Frail Elderly, Doctors Say

A new global review suggests carefully stopping some long-term medications in frail older adults may be safe and beneficial, reducing risks like falls and confusion. Indian doctors highlight the growing issue of polypharmacy.

Vet University Unveils Ready-to-Eat Nutritious Food Items

Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University in Ludhiana has introduced two innovative ready-to-eat foods, G-E-M Balls and Core-3 Energy Delight, combining egg, milk, and millets for balanced nutrition. The products, rich in protein and energy

Dr. Prabha Chandra Named NIMHANS Director in Bengaluru

Dr. Prabha Chandra has officially taken charge as the new director of the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) in Bengaluru, bringing extensive experience in psychiatry and mental health leadership.

Second Water-Borne Disease Death in Ferozepur Village

A youth from Ferozepur's border area died at PGIMER, Chandigarh, marking the second death from water-borne diseases in his village. His family alleges jaundice, while officials await medical records for confirmation.

Punjab Nurses Strike Over Grade Pay, Defy ESMA Order

Nursing staff at Punjab's government medical colleges have begun an indefinite strike demanding restoration of Rs 4,600 grade pay, ignoring the state's ESMA invocation. Emergency services continue with skeletal staff.

UK Cardiologist Starts India Tour at PGIMER Chandigarh

UK-based cardiologist Dr Dhiraj Gupta has launched his India tour from PGIMER Chandigarh, performing atrial fibrillation procedures and training local doctors at no cost to expand access and build capacity in cardiac care.

Youth Mental Health Gap in Viksit Bharat 2047 Vision

Experts warn that unaddressed youth mental wellbeing challenges could derail India's demographic dividend, hindering the conversion of young population into productive human capital for sustainable national development by 2047.

Haryana's Second HIV Viral Load Lab Approved for Panchkula

Haryana has approved a second HIV viral load testing laboratory at Civil Hospital, Panchkula, costing ₹1.65 crore annually. The facility will conduct 15,000 tests yearly, reducing turnaround time and improving monitoring for HIV-positive patients.

Haryana AI TB Detection Campaign with BPCL Partnership

Haryana government launches AI-driven tuberculosis detection initiative with ₹20.5 crore CSR partnership from BPCL, deploying 150 molecular diagnostic machines and AI-enabled X-ray devices across 2,111 high-risk areas.

Andhra Bus Accident: Families Mourn as Fire Traps Victims

A horrific private bus accident in Markapuram has left multiple families in grief. Stories of victims like Ambati Anil and Muthangi Venkateshwarlu highlight the human tragedy behind the charred remains at the government hospital.

Mumbai: 72 Living Wills Filed, Digitization Delays Persist

Seventy-two Mumbaikars have registered living wills with BMC officials, reflecting growing interest after India's first passive euthanasia case. However, state-level digitization remains incomplete, causing processing uncertainties.

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