Project Khushi launched to improve health and well-being of Bengaluru police personnel
The programme will initially be implemented in the Electronics City police division
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WHO report links smoking to infertility, says quitting can make meaningful difference
A study shows that tobacco smoking could lead to 40% higher risk of infertility in women, and lead to semen abnormalities and sexual dysfunction in men
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Walkathon held to raise awareness on eye donation
The event sought to encourage people to pledge their eyes and help address corneal blindness through eye donation and transplantation
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Probe ordered into police action against protesting Bhopal intern doctors
On Monday, September 7, hundreds of interns of the GMC, Bhopal, protested at their campus over their longstanding demand that their stipend be increased from the current ₹14,437 to ₹30,000.
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Sapiens Health Foundation welcomes salt reduction campaign
The Foundation’s salt-reduction campaign began in 2010 with a walkathon at Marina Beach, followed by similar events in Tiruchi and Puducherry
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A tale of two medicines: why India should replace ‘general medicine’ with ‘internal medicine’
The term ‘general’ is misleading and can be confusing for patients who may think an internist is the same as a general or family medicine practitioner. It is also out of sync with international nomenclature. It is high time India modifies this terminology to the more widely recognised and accepted, ‘internal’ medicine
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West Bengal recorded 60,000 underage institutional deliveries in first six months of 2026: CM
Suvendu Adhikari says arrests will made in cases of child marriage, and the benefits of State and Central scheme will be stopped to such families
Read article →Uttar Pradesh to set up mental health support cells in all universities and colleges
With the objective of providing students with a healthy, safe, and stress-free academic environment, a uniform Student Mental Health and Well-Being Policy will be prepared for all higher education institutions in the State
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Are nicotine pouches beyond the law? | Explained
Does COTPA cover nicotine pouches? Why are they not covered by the law banning vapes? Could nicotine pouches be treated as food under Indian law? Can they be legally imported into India? Can nicotine pouches be sold at duty-free shops?
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Why physiotherapy matters
Good rehabilitation starts with a simple question: “What do you want to get back to?” The answer may be different for every person. And that answer becomes an important part of the treatment
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