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Webinar on screentime and eye health in children to be held on Sunday, August 30
NewsAugust 26, 20261 min read

Webinar on screentime and eye health in children to be held on Sunday, August 30

The webinar will focus on the growing concern over myopia, and examine whether increasing screen exposure and reduced time spent outdoors are contributing to changes in children’s vision

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Bournvita maker acts after notice as FSSAI steps up crackdown on misleading claims
NewsAugust 26, 20262 min read

Bournvita maker acts after notice as FSSAI steps up crackdown on misleading claims

The Bournvita issue had drawn scrutiny in 2023 over its sugar content and nutritional claims, particularly its marketing to children

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Tackling Ebola, head on, and other stories
NewsAugust 26, 20267 min read

Tackling Ebola, head on, and other stories

On the Ebola crisis in the DRC, the H1N1 situation in India, eye health, what’s new and what’s missing in the field of genetics, and more

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Sex determination cases: Who can investigate, and what has the Supreme Court said? | Explained
NewsAugust 26, 20267 min read

Sex determination cases: Who can investigate, and what has the Supreme Court said? | Explained

There were essentially three questions before the Supreme Court: Can the police register an FIR for an offence under the Act? Can they investigate it? And can a Magistrate take cognisance of the offence on the basis of a police charge sheet?

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H1N1 accounts for 98% of Influenza A cases in India: ICMR chief
NewsAugust 26, 20262 min read

H1N1 accounts for 98% of Influenza A cases in India: ICMR chief

No urgent need for public to take flu vaccine, says Rajiv Bahl; elderly and immunocompromised may consult doctors

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The perils of over-imaging your spine: when do you really need an X-Ray, CT scan or MRI?
NewsAugust 26, 20264 min read

The perils of over-imaging your spine: when do you really need an X-Ray, CT scan or MRI?

Sometimes incidental findings can cause unnecessary anxiety in patients who may believe that their spine is ‘damaged’ when in fact, the finding may simply be a normal part of ageing. Imaging that does not change treatment can therefore add cost, worry and sometimes unnecessary interventions

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Shigellosis cases open up a new AMR challenge in Keralam
NewsAugust 26, 20264 min read

Shigellosis cases open up a new AMR challenge in Keralam

Data from Kerala Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance Network says that the resistance profile of primary antibiotics used to treat the infection is growing

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Doctors achieve new feat in cancer treatment with cord transplant and Car T-cell therapy
NewsAugust 25, 20263 min read

Doctors achieve new feat in cancer treatment with cord transplant and Car T-cell therapy

Doctors at Narayana Health have reported two medical breakthroughs: a seven-year-old thalassaemia patient is now transfusion-free after a Haplo-cord transplant, while a 62-year-old brain cancer patient responded to dual-target CAR-T cell therapy

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The science behind social media bans, and why they don’t work
NewsAugust 25, 20265 min read

The science behind social media bans, and why they don’t work

Bans are leaky, and restrict access without fixing the environment around the child. Mandating structural corrections on social media platforms and teaching children healthy digital habits, however, may help make a difference

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No new H1N1 strain in India, existing vaccines sufficient, says ICMR
NewsAugust 25, 20263 min read

No new H1N1 strain in India, existing vaccines sufficient, says ICMR

Influenza strains currently circulating are well matched with the vaccine strains, and the seasonal flu is self-limiting, ICMR said, adding that people with underlying medical conditions are at risk of complication

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