Potato Across Meals: Impact on Blood Sugar and Carb Management
Learn how portion control and carb timing affect blood sugar in type 2 diabetes, with insights on glycemic index, load, and insulin resistance for better dietary choices.
Category : Diseases
Karnataka Youth Dies of Monkey Fever, Health Alert Issued
A young man from Karnataka's Shivamogga district has tragically passed away after contracting Kyasanur Forest Disease, commonly known as monkey fever. Health authorities have issued an alert and are intensifying surveillance in forested regions.
US Cancer Survival Hits 70%, India at 30-35%: ACS Report
American Cancer Society reports 5-year cancer survival rate improved from 50% to 70% in US since 1970s. India's survival rate remains 30-35% due to late diagnosis and limited access to advanced treatments.
Penguin Virus Linked to Alzheimer's: Study Reveals Human Risk
A groundbreaking study reveals a virus found in penguins may be linked to Alzheimer's disease in humans, raising concerns about cross-species transmission and new research pathways.
India's Medical Tourism Boom: Musk Clinic Shapes Global Aesthetics Demand
India's medical tourism sector is experiencing a significant boom, with Musk Clinic emerging as a key player in shaping global demand for aesthetics and hair restoration procedures. This growth highlights India's competitive edge in affordable, high-quali
Radiographer's Migraine Mimics Stroke, Reveals Rare Disorder
Yusra Saad Khan, a Pakistani radiographer in the UK, experienced sudden paralysis from a hemiplegic migraine that triggered Functional Neurological Disorder, highlighting rare conditions and recovery.
Nipah Virus in India: Symptoms, Spread, Prevention Guide
A comprehensive guide to the Nipah virus outbreak in India, detailing symptoms, transmission methods, and essential prevention strategies to protect public health.
Trump Admin Picks 15 Drugs for Medicare Price Talks
The Trump administration has chosen 15 drugs for Medicare price negotiations, targeting treatments for cancer, diabetes, HIV, and arthritis. This move aims to save billions for American seniors and taxpayers.
Jhansi Deputy Jailor Dies of Heart Attack Before Republic Day
Surendra Kumar, 56, deputy jailor at Jhansi district jail, passed away after suffering a heart attack on Sunday night while preparing for Republic Day parade.
AIIMS Kalyani's Rapid Response Averts Nipah Outbreak
A detailed account of how AIIMS Kalyani's midnight response, rapid testing, and strict containment measures successfully prevented a Nipah virus outbreak in West Bengal, with insights from the doctor who led the operation.
Liver Cancer Surge in Non-Drinking Indians Alarms Experts
India faces a growing liver cancer epidemic among non-drinkers, driven by fatty liver disease and hepatitis. Experts warn of a 20% rise by 2026, urging urgent lifestyle changes and screening.
Nipah Virus Outbreak Revives Airport Health Checks in Asia
Asian airports in Thailand, Nepal, and Taiwan have reinstated COVID-era health screening protocols following a Nipah virus outbreak in West Bengal, India, with five confirmed cases reported.
Delhi AQI Hits 336, 'Very Poor' Despite Rain
Delhi's air quality deteriorated to 'Very Poor' with an AQI of 336 on Tuesday, despite rainfall across the city. Noida and Gurgaon also saw similar declines in air quality.
Migraine Mimics Stroke, Leads to Rare Neurological Diagnosis
Yusra Saad Khan, a Pakistani radiographer in the UK, shares her harrowing experience with hemiplegic migraine and Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) after a sudden paralysis episode.
FIR Against Delhi 5-Star Hotel Over Food Poisoning Allegation
Delhi Police registers FIR against a five-star hotel following a guest's complaint of severe food poisoning after dining at the establishment, sparking health safety concerns.
Three Workers Die of Toxic Fumes in Hisar Factory Room
Three workers died and two others are critically ill after inhaling toxic fumes in a closed room at a furniture factory in Dhandhur village near Hisar. The incident occurred when they lit a fire for warmth during Republic Day holiday.
Gujarat Earthquake Research: ISR Conference Insights
A three-day conference at Gandhinagar's Institute of Seismological Research examined seismic developments since the 2001 Bhuj earthquake, revealing ongoing tectonic movements and fluid dynamics in Kutch.
Coimbatore: 17 More Nursing Students Hospitalized, Water Suspected
Seventeen additional nursing students from a Coimbatore hostel were hospitalized with vomiting and diarrhea, bringing total cases to 58. Officials suspect contaminated tanker water, with food safety tests underway and a 10-day holiday declared.
Gujarat Adds 6.45 Lakh New Beneficiaries to Poshan Tracker
Gujarat's Women and Child Development Department launched a special drive, adding 6.45 lakh new beneficiaries to the Poshan Tracker platform between November 2025 and January 2026 to enhance ICDS coverage.
Bengaluru Records 3,000+ Sudden Deaths Annually Amid Stressful Lifestyle
Bengaluru's IT-driven lifestyle is causing a public health crisis with 2,800-3,000 sudden deaths yearly, mostly cardiac-related. Doctors warn of rising risks from stress, supplements, and declining healthy habits.
Crack in Vamanapuram Salt Wall Threatens Water Supply
A developing crack in the salt exclusion barrier wall near Poovanpara dam on Vamanapuram River raises serious concerns about drinking water safety for lakhs in Chirayinkeezhu and Varkala taluks as river flow declines ahead of summer.
50+ Hospitalized in T'puram Food Poisoning Incident at Hotel
More than 50 people were hospitalized with suspected food poisoning after eating at A1 Hotel in Sreekaryam, Thiruvananthapuram. Corporation authorities have closed the hotel and launched an investigation.
AP to Launch 13 Advanced Public Health Labs by April
Andhra Pradesh government establishes 13 Integrated Public Health Laboratories with ₹16.25 crore investment under PM-ABHIM scheme, offering 134 diagnostic tests to strengthen healthcare infrastructure.
Kolkata Fire: DNA Identification Challenges for Victims
Forensic experts in Kolkata struggle with DNA extraction from charred remains in the Pushpanjali Decorators fire, as 23 people remain missing and families endure painful waits for identification.
Measles Cases Jump 89% in South Carolina to 789
South Carolina's health department reports a sharp 89% increase in measles cases, with total infections rising to 789. The outbreak highlights growing public health concerns amid vaccination challenges.
Ludhiana Family Escapes Gas Cylinder Fire in Jawahar Nagar
A family in Ludhiana's Jawahar Nagar camp narrowly escaped a major tragedy when a cooking gas cylinder ignited on Monday night. This marks the third such incident in the city within a fortnight, raising serious fire safety concerns.
14-Year-Old's Organs Save Lives in Trichy's Youngest Donation
MGMGH in Trichy records its youngest organ donation from a 14-year-old brain-dead boy, whose organs saved multiple patients across Tamil Nadu in a heart-wrenching yet noble act.
French Journalist Suffers Stroke in Badami, Karnataka
A 75-year-old French journalist suffered a stroke in Badami, Karnataka. He received first aid and was shifted to a private hospital in Bagalkot for advanced treatment.
India OTC Drug Market to Hit Rs 98,000 Cr by 2030
India's over-the-counter drugs market is projected to grow significantly, reaching Rs 98,000 crore by 2030. The report highlights varying health behaviors across age groups, with younger consumers showing reactive tendencies.
Cuttlefish Use Polarized Light for Mating Displays
Scientists discover cuttlefish create polarized light patterns on their skin during courtship, invisible to humans but visible to potential mates, revealing novel animal communication methods.
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