AIIMS Delhi Launches India's First Face Transplant Program

AIIMS Delhi has formally launched India's pioneering face transplant program, aiming to perform the country's first such surgery within a year. This complex procedure offers hope for patients with severe facial deformities from acid attacks, burns, and in

Odisha CM Majhi Launches Medical College & Pilgrimage Scheme

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi laid the foundation for a 100-seat medical college in Nabarangpur and launched the 'Shree Jagannath Darshan' pilgrimage scheme, alongside inaugurating 177 development projects worth over Rs 446 crore.

AP Food Safety Inspections Hit by Staff Shortage, Labs Planned

Andhra Pradesh's health minister Satya Kumar Yadav stated in the assembly that a severe staff shortage prevents large-scale food adulteration screening. The government plans five new NABL-accredited labs to enhance testing and enforcement capabilities.

Cancer Risk: Daily Micro-Exposures We Ignore

Doctors warn that cancer risk often builds from small, everyday exposures like pollution, poor sleep, and processed foods, not just dramatic factors like smoking or radiation.

Why Kids Pause When Choosing and How to Support Them

Explore the reasons behind children's hesitation in decision-making, from fear of judgment to choice fatigue, and learn practical strategies to create a safer, less anxious environment for them to develop independence.

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