Spring & Mulberry Recalls All Chocolates Over Salmonella Risk
Spring & Mulberry recalls all 12 chocolate flavors due to potential Salmonella contamination from dates. FDA confirms negative tests; refunds available.
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Sion Hospital Boosts Bone Marrow Transplant Capacity to 80
Sion Hospital in Mumbai expands bone marrow transplant services, increasing annual capacity from 20 to 80 cases with a new 26-bed ward and subsidized care.
Delhi-NCR Hospitals See Surge in Heat-Linked Kidney Ailments
As temperatures exceed 40°C, Delhi-NCR hospitals report rising dehydration-related kidney issues including AKI, stones, and UTIs, affecting all age groups.
23-Year-Old Dies of Suspected Drug Overdose in Mandi Gobindgarh
A 23-year-old man died of a suspected drug overdose in Mandi Gobindgarh, Fatehgarh Sahib district. He had recently returned from a de-addiction centre. Police are investigating.
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AIIMS Starts Free Advanced Blood Test for Epilepsy Treatment
AIIMS Delhi has initiated a free advanced blood test to improve epilepsy treatment by enabling precise medication dosing and reducing side effects for patients.
Forensic experts defend postmortem in Goa gaur attack death
A dispute erupts over the death of home guard Dinesh Gaude in a gaur attack, with forest officials questioning forensic findings and doctors defending the postmortem report.
Major Fire at Pharma Warehouse in Ahmedabad, No Casualties
A major fire broke out at a pharmaceutical warehouse near Jodhpur BRTS bus stand in Ahmedabad, destroying medicines and equipment. No injuries were reported, and firefighting operations lasted hours.
Kanpur Heat Index Soars to 41°C Despite Modest Temp Rise
Kanpur residents felt intense heat on Monday as the heat index reached 41°C, driven by high humidity and dry winds, even though the actual temperature was 37.6°C.
Noida activist on hunger strike over groundwater crisis
Social activist Chaudhary Praveen Bhartiya started an indefinite hunger strike in Noida demanding action against unchecked groundwater extraction by builders and industries.
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Two from Uttarakhand held with heroin worth Rs 3.8 crore
Mumbai police arrested two Uttarakhand men with 765 gm heroin worth Rs 3.8 crore. They worked as couriers for a north India drug syndicate.
Gujarat Heart Attack Deaths 2024: 3,253 Cases, 26% Rise
Gujarat recorded 3,253 accidental deaths due to heart attacks in 2024, averaging nine deaths daily. The number is the third highest in India, with a 26% increase from 2015.
15-Year-Old Dies, 3 Ill in Suspected Food Poisoning in Chhattisgarh
A 15-year-old boy died and three others were hospitalized after suspected food poisoning in Janjgir-Champa district, Chhattisgarh, prompting a probe.
Rare Wrist Surgery Saves Delhi Man from Permanent Disability
A Delhi man nearly lost wrist movement after ignoring a fracture for years. Surgeons performed a rare bone reconstruction, a procedure done in fewer than 100 cases worldwide.
Mumbai Heatwave: IMD Yellow Alert as Temperatures Rise
Mumbai faces intense heat with IMD yellow alert. Temperatures exceed normal by up to 2.2°C, with Ram Mandir hitting 39.7°C. High humidity adds to discomfort.
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Jharkhand Crops Devastated by Storms and Hail
Heavy rains, hailstorms, and high winds in Jharkhand have devastated mango and vegetable crops, causing financial distress for farmers and a slump in market prices.
Alzheimer's patient cheated of Rs 2.6 lakh by domestic help
A 70-year-old Alzheimer's patient in Delhi was allegedly cheated of nearly Rs 2.6 lakh by his domestic help-cum-driver, who was arrested after suspicious UPI transactions were reported.
Kitchen Air Pollution Worse Than Outdoors: DTU-IIT Delhi Study
A joint study by DTU and IIT-Delhi finds kitchen air often more polluted than outdoors, with PM2.5 and PM10 levels far exceeding safe limits, especially in winter.
Jaipur Nurses Pay Candlelight Tribute to Florence Nightingale
On International Nurses Day, nurses in Jaipur honored Florence Nightingale with a candlelight ceremony at SMS Hospital, pledging selfless service and patient care.
Hantavirus Ship Captain's Emotional Video Message
Captain Jan Dobrogowski of the hantavirus-stricken MV Hondius releases a video message praising his crew, as nations scramble to repatriate passengers amid the deadly outbreak.
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Odisha Man Arrested for Rape and Murder of Aunt
Police in Sundargarh district sent blood samples from the accused's house for forensic examination after he allegedly raped and murdered his 45-year-old mentally-challenged aunt.
College Student Found Hanging in Belagavi Hostel on Birthday
A 21-year-old BSc student was found hanging in a Belagavi hostel on her birthday. She was engaged to a police constable three months ago. Investigation is ongoing.
Quartz Kitchen Slabs: Silent Health Hazard Causing Silicosis
Engineered quartz kitchen slabs are popular but pose serious health risks. Workers cutting and polishing them develop silicosis, a deadly lung disease. Learn about the dangers and parallels to asbestos.
Stray Dog Bites Three-Year-Old Girl in Pathanamthitta
A three-year-old girl was seriously injured after a stray dog attacked her in Omalloor, Pathanamthitta. The child was playing indoors when the dog entered the house and bit her face. She is hospitalized at Kottayam Medical College.
Suppressing Sneeze Can Cause Brain Leak: Rare Case
A rare case report reveals that suppressing a sneeze can lead to a cerebrospinal fluid leak, causing headaches and nasal discharge. Doctors warn against blocking sneezes.
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Twins Collapse After Laced Vape in Hull Park
Two 13-year-old twin sisters were hospitalized in Hull after a vape laced with MDMA and spice caused them to collapse. Their mother warns others about the dangers.
WHO Introduces Tongue Swab Testing for TB: No Phlegm Needed
The World Health Organization has introduced a new tongue swab test for tuberculosis, eliminating the need for phlegm samples. This method benefits children, seniors, and those with HIV.
Is Office Cafeteria Food Harming Your Health? Debate
A LinkedIn post by Dr. Yashawant Kumar sparks debate on whether daily office meals, high in refined carbs and oil, could lead to long-term health issues like diabetes and hypertension.
Soha Ali Khan on Genetic Heart Disease Risk Despite Fitness
Actor Soha Ali Khan opens up about being genetically predisposed to heart disease despite her fit lifestyle, and how she manages cholesterol levels through diet modifications.
Doctor Warns: Hidden Metabolic Crisis Affecting Millions of Indians
India faces a silent metabolic crisis with rising obesity, diabetes, and fatty liver disease. Doctor explains why early detection is crucial.
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Wearables with Location and Surveys Capture Exposures and Health Effects
A new study suggests that wearable devices combined with location tracking and surveys can effectively capture environmental exposures and their health impacts, offering a novel approach for public health research.
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