Category : Public Health


TB Screening for Daltonganj Jail Inmates Using Portable X-Ray

In Daltonganj, over 800 inmates at the central jail were screened for tuberculosis using portable X-ray machines on Sunday, with plans for more screenings. The initiative, a first for the jail, includes financial support for positive cases.

India's NAFLD Crisis: Cases to Surge by 2026

India faces a growing epidemic of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD), with projections indicating a significant rise in cases by 2026, driven by lifestyle factors like poor diet and sedentary habits.

Bengaluru HPV Vaccination Crosses 1.5 Lakh Mark

The administration of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine in Bengaluru has successfully crossed the significant milestone of 1.5 lakh doses, marking a major achievement in public health efforts to prevent cervical cancer.

Ranchi Mosquito Drive Targets Dengue Prevention

Ranchi Municipal Corporation initiates a comprehensive mosquito elimination campaign focusing on anti-larval spraying, fogging, and sanitation measures across key areas to prevent vector-borne diseases.

India's NCD Crisis Deepens, Lifestyle Management Missing

India faces a growing non-communicable disease crisis with over 50% of deaths from NCDs. Doctors warn that screening alone is insufficient, emphasizing the urgent need for sustained lifestyle management and systemic healthcare evolution.

India Approves First Dengue Vaccine for Public Health

India has approved its first dengue vaccine, marking a significant advancement in combating the mosquito-borne disease. This vaccine could provide crucial protection against dengue, potentially reducing cases and saving lives.

Third Drug Addict Found Dead in Kapurthala Village

A 30-year-old drug addict was found dead in Bagrian village, Kapurthala, marking the third such death in the area this month. The incident highlights Punjab's ongoing struggle with substance abuse.

Rajasthan Seals 6 Illegal Clinics After 7 Child Deaths

Rajasthan health authorities sealed six illegal clinics in Salumber district after seven children died due to delayed treatment. Officials say families relied on unqualified practitioners instead of government facilities.

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