Category : Public Health


Expired Food Found at Amazon Seller in Jaipur

Food safety officers in Jaipur discovered expired products and misleading labels at an Amazon seller warehouse. Legal action is pending after samples were sent for testing. Read the full report.

CMS Radio, UP AIDS Society Raise Awareness on World AIDS Day

City Montessori School's community radio partnered with UP AIDS Control Society for a live phone-in program on World AIDS Day. Dr. Maya Bajpai shared vital facts and discussed government prevention campaigns. Read to learn more.

Haryana Orders Raids on Illegal MTP, PNDT Violations

Haryana health officials direct civil surgeons to intensify raids against illegal sex determination and abortions. Strict action ordered to improve state's sex ratio of 915. Read the full directive.

203 Screened at Assam's TB Mukt Bharat Health Camp

Assam's Lok Bhavan marked Asom Divas with a major health camp, screening 203 patients for TB. Governor Acharya leads the initiative, aligning with PM Modi's Viksit Bharat vision. Read more.

Four Injured in Surat Cooking Gas Leak Fire

Four people suffered burn injuries after a flash fire from a suspected gas leak in Surat's Gurukrupa Society. The victims are hospitalized. Read for details and safety reminders.

Govt Audits 700+ Cough Syrup Makers, Tests 19 Samples

Indian government intensifies scrutiny on pharmaceutical sector, auditing 700+ cough syrup manufacturers. Health Ministry reveals 19 drug samples collected for testing amid child safety concerns. Read the full report.

Spot Bronchitis Signs in Winter Pollution

Winter pollution worsens bronchitis risk. Learn the 6 key symptoms, from persistent cough to chest tightness, and crucial prevention steps to protect your lungs.

World's Deadliest Insects: Mosquitoes Top List

Discover the 9 most dangerous insects threatening human lives globally. From malaria-carrying mosquitoes to venomous ants, learn about their deadly impact and crucial prevention tips.

Delhi's Air Turns 'Very Poor', Two Areas 'Severe'

Delhi's air quality deteriorated to 'Very Poor' levels, with two areas entering the 'Severe' category. Authorities warn of health risks and urge precautions. Read for details and safety measures.

WHO Recognises 'Scromiting' Cannabis Syndrome

WHO officially recognises 'scromiting' or Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS), a severe condition linked to long-term cannabis use causing a surge in emergency room visits. Learn the risks.

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