Category : Public Health


HPV Vaccine Herd Effect: Swedish Study's Lesson for India

A Swedish study reveals high HPV vaccination coverage reduces cervical cancer risk for all women, including the unvaccinated. As India plans a school-based rollout, experts explain why achieving 70-90% coverage is crucial for public health.

UP's New Strategy to Reduce Maternal Mortality

Uttar Pradesh builds on past gains with a new data-driven roadmap to cut maternal deaths, aiming for universal institutional deliveries and real-time health monitoring. Discover the state's ambitious plan.

Delhi shivers at 4°C, cold wave to persist

Delhi woke up to a freezing 4°C on Monday with dense fog. IMD forecasts cold wave conditions for Jan 12-13. AQI remains poor. Read for health advisories and detailed forecast.

E Coli in Barwaha Well Stops Water Supply to 200 Homes

Water supply from a well in Khargone's Barwaha was declared unsafe after E coli detection. Authorities have stopped supply and are implementing structural fixes. Read about the district-wide testing drive.

Noida Sectors Grapple with Severe Drainage Crisis

Residents of Noida sectors 40, 99, and 100 face severe sewage overflow and backflow into homes. RWA demands immediate action from Noida Authority to resolve the long-standing drainage blockage and health hazard.

Chinese Manjha Claims Second Life in Indore

A tile contractor in Indore died after a banned Chinese manjha slit his throat. This is the second such death recently, highlighting the black market menace. Authorities must act now.

Ludhiana: Kids Risk Lives Flying Kites on Railway Tracks

During Lohri, children in Ludhiana are flying kites on active railway tracks, risking electrocution and train accidents. Lack of fencing and supervision creates a public safety crisis. Authorities urged to act.

NGOs Aid Kolkata's Homeless Amid Severe Winter Chill

As Kolkata faces an unusually cold winter, NGOs like IHA Foundation and United Sympathetic Hands are distributing blankets and woollens to the homeless. Read how the city is showing solidarity.

Drugs sold as food in Telangana: DCA finds 9 cases

Telangana's drug regulator finds pharmaceutical firms illegally marketing medicines as 'nutraceuticals' to bypass safety checks, posing serious health risks. Read the full investigation.

Health Dept Deploys 50-Bed Hospital for Medaram Jatara

Ahead of the massive Sammakka-Saralamma Jatara, Telangana's health department establishes a 50-bed hospital, 30 camps, and deploys over 3,000 staff for pilgrim safety. Read about the full preparedness.

Amritsar Hospital Holds Special Lohri for Newborn Girls

A heartwarming Lohri celebration for newborn girls was held at Amritsar's Guru Nanak Dev Hospital, promoting gender equality and celebrating the arrival of baby daughters. Read about this inspiring initiative.

Tarn Taran: 3 family members die of suffocation

A family in Tarn Taran's Alipur village died from suffocation after lighting a fire indoors for warmth. A second child fights for life. This is the second such incident in Amritsar this week. Learn how to prevent such tragedies.

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