AIIMS Doctor's Warning: Don't Rush for Antibiotics
An AIIMS Delhi doctor explains why most sore throats are viral, not bacterial, and why gargling is a safer first step than antibiotics to avoid resistance.
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ISWAI's 'I Pledge' Campaign Targets Drunk Driving in India
The International Spirits & Wines Association of India launches a nationwide movement, urging citizens to pledge against drunk driving. Join the commitment for safer roads.
Delhi pollution drives up sales of eye drops, masks, nebulisers
As seasonal pollution engulfs Delhi, chemists report a 40% spike in sales of eye drops, masks, and nebulisers. Doctors warn of rising eye and respiratory issues. Read more for health tips.
N95 Masks Cut AQI from 192 to 37 in Mumbai Test
A viral Mumbai experiment shows N95 masks dramatically improve air quality readings. Doctors explain why they are crucial protection for vulnerable groups but warn masks are not a pollution solution.
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Bhagwat Calls for Decentralised Education & Healthcare
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, inaugurating a cancer hospital in Chandrapur, stressed affordable education and healthcare as fundamental rights needing decentralisation. He highlighted society's role in supporting cancer patients and families.
India's Diabetes Crisis: 100M+ Cases, Diet Key Factor
India faces a diabetes epidemic with over 100 million cases. ICMR study links it to refined grains and low fiber diets. Learn how dietary changes can help reverse the trend.
Geyser Safety: 3 Steps to Prevent Winter Electrocution
Electric geysers pose serious risks in Indian winters. Learn 3 life-saving steps from a police constable and forensic data to prevent electrocution, scalding, and toxic fume deaths.
Gurugram CMO Launches Mobile Medical Unit for Healthcare Access
Gurugram's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Alka Singh, launches a mobile medical unit to provide free healthcare in remote villages. The initiative aims to bridge the urban-rural health gap with on-site diagnostics and treatment.
India's Choice: Palliative Care Over Assisted Dying
Archana Datta argues that affordable palliative care and social connection, not planned death, are the answer to human suffering. Explore the legal and social safeguards needed.
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How Personal Questions in Clinic Improve Your Health Outcomes
Discover why doctors now ask about marriage, housing, and food. Research shows screening for social determinants improves treatment, cuts costs, and saves lives. Learn the science.
Delhi Traffic Police Face Pollution & Cold in Daily Duty
Delhi traffic personnel, like Sub-Inspector Sarita Shukla, endure toxic fumes and biting cold. Discover their daily challenges and the measures taken for safety. Read their inspiring story.
Smartphones Before Age 12 Linked to Health Problems
A new study reveals children under 12 using smartphones are prone to serious health issues like poor sleep and mental health struggles. Learn the risks and expert recommendations.
Delhi smog: 'Very Poor' AQI, airport issues advisory
Delhi woke up to a thick blanket of smog on December 22, 2025, with AQI in the 'Very Poor' category. IGI Airport issued a passenger advisory. Forecasts predict no significant relief in Delhi-NCR pollution levels in the coming days. Stay updated.
Delhi smog: 'Very Poor' AQI, airport issues advisory
Delhi-NCR woke up to a thick blanket of smog on Dec 22, 2025, with AQI in 'Very Poor' category. IGI Airport issued passenger advisories. Forecasts predict no significant relief in coming days. Stay updated.
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Panchkula Air 'Very Poor', 4th Worst in India; Chandigarh Improves
Panchkula's AQI hits 339, making it India's 4th most polluted city. Chandigarh sees slight improvement but remains in 'Poor' category. Experts warn vulnerable groups.
Delhi AQI 366, GRAP-IV Enforced Amid Severe Pollution
Delhi's air quality remains 'very poor' with AQI at 366. 7 stations hit 'severe' levels, prompting GRAP-IV restrictions. Fog disrupts flights, doctors report health crisis. Read for details and advisories.
Delhi Air Quality 'Very Poor', Dense Smog Persists
Delhi's air quality remains in the 'Very Poor' category with dense smog. Flight operations are normal, but visibility is low. Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely.
Chandigarh DLSA Blood Donation Camps Collect Over 70 Units
Chandigarh District Legal Services Authority holds successful blood donation camps at District Courts, collecting over 70 units. A vital initiative for community health and Thalassemia patients.
Delhi AQI Turns Severe, Fog Hits Train Schedule
Delhi's air quality remained 'very poor' with four areas hitting 'severe' levels. Dense fog disrupted trains at New Delhi Railway Station. IMD issues yellow alert for fog.
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FSSAI Confirms Indian Eggs Are Safe, No Cancer Risk
FSSAI reassures the public that eggs in India are safe. Claims linking them to cancer are misleading. Learn the facts about nutrition and safety standards.
Kanpur Cold Wave: Admin Issues Health Advisory
Kanpur district administration urges precautions amid cold wave. Advisory details safety tips for heaters, layered clothing, and care for vulnerable groups. Stay updated.
Dharwad Cold Wave: Public Health Advisory Issued
Dharwad district administration, led by DC Divya Prabhu, issues crucial guidelines from the State Disaster Management Authority to combat the severe cold wave. Learn how to protect yourself.
HP CM Sukhu launches pulse polio campaign, announces health initiatives
Himachal Pradesh CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu launched the state's intensified pulse polio drive, targeting 6 lakh children. He announced a new paediatric centre, special OPDs for seniors, and a ₹3,000 crore tech upgrade for health services.
Karnataka polio drive targets 62 lakh children
Karnataka launches a statewide polio vaccination campaign, aiming to protect over 62 lakh children. The drive utilizes health centres, schools, and anganwadis. Read more.
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BMC's ₹4.27 Crore Infection Control Mats Raise Questions
Mumbai's BMC spends ₹4.27 crore on anti-infective bed mats lacking clinical trial validation. Experts question efficacy as product is unknown in medical circles. Read the full investigation.
NCR Air Quality: Noida, Delhi See Marginal Improvement
Noida's AQI improved to 327 from 401, exiting the 'severe' zone. Delhi's air likely to remain 'very poor' until Wednesday. Check full NCR pollution report.
Lack of Drug Inspectors Hampers Action on Spurious Drugs
A severe shortage of drug inspectors is hampering enforcement against spurious and adulterated medicines in India. Officials admit the staffing crisis is a major hurdle. Read more on the critical public health issue.
Panchkula Air 3rd Most Polluted in North India
Panchkula's air quality deteriorates sharply, ranking as the third most polluted in North India with an AQI of 296. Experts cite local sources and stubble burning as key factors. Read for details and health advisory.
Siddaramaiah, Sitharaman Flag Off Karnataka Polio Drive
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman jointly launched a state-wide polio vaccination campaign in Bengaluru, targeting over 1 crore children under five.
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Punjab cancels psychologist recruitment, opts for outsourcing
Punjab government cancels recruitment for 343 psychologists after written tests, citing administrative reasons. Process likely to move to outsourcing, raising job security concerns. Read the full story.
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