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Marengo Asia Hospitals Faridabad introduces India's first Tele-Proctor Robotic Surgery program, successfully guiding a local surgeon in Palwal to perform a robotic knee replacement remotely bringing world-class orthopedic care.
Advanced molecular diagnostics solution enables rapid, high-accuracy biomarker detection for precision oncology.
Observed every year on June 8, World Brain Tumour Day highlights the urgent need for early diagnosis, better treatment access, patient support and stronger research worldwide.
The same Oxford–Serum Institute alliance that helped defeat COVID-19 is now betting its proven playbook on the Oxford Ebola Vaccine — and CEPI is backing every step.
ASUS has launched a new AI-powered healthcare ecosystem at Computex 2026, connecting its Handheld Ultrasound DuoScan, VivoWatch 6 Plus, AI Agent healthcare platform and computing infrastructure to support real-time clinical decision-making.
ManipalCigna Health Insurance has launched the inaugural edition of the India Health Quotient (IHQ) 2026, an annual study designed to assess how urban Indians view, prioritise, and manage their overall wellbeing.
The Ebola virus Bengaluru 2026 scare is real. A woman from Uganda is isolated. India is on high alert. Here is everything you need to know
Measles Outbreak 2026 Raises Global Health Concerns as Cases Surge Across Multiple Countries and Authorities Urge Faster Vaccination Efforts
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo continues to worsen as the death toll increases. Health officials and global agencies are increasing emergency efforts to control the spread of the deadly virus and prevent further infe
Canada has confirmed one Andes hantavirus case linked to the MV Hondius cruise ship outbreak. Public health officials say the general public risk remains low, while WHO and national agencies continue monitoring passengers, crew and close contact
WHO has urged countries to strengthen surveillance, testing and contact tracing as Ebola cases rise in parts of Africa.
With thousands of dengue cases already reported in 2026, health authorities are urging citizens to check, clean and cover water sources to prevent mosquito breeding.
The collaboration will enable laser-assisted procedures across vascular, proctology, ENT, cosmetic, gynaecology and interventional radiology departments.
Google has introduced Fitbit Air, its smallest Fitbit tracker yet, designed for users who want simple, affordable and distraction-free health tracking without wearing a bulky smartwatch.
A cruise ship. 150 passengers. Three people dead. And a virus that most people thought only existed in old biology textbooks.
610,000 Dead in 2024, a Vaccine Now Reaching Millions, and a Funding Crisis That Could Undo It All — The True State of Malaria in 2026
The World's Most Contagious Virus Is Finding Gaps in India's Vaccine Coverage — Again
A new type of diabetes was officially recognised in 2025 — and it affects up to 25 million people worldwide, most of them young, thin, and malnourished. India is ground zero
BA.3.2 has 70+ mutations, is spreading across 31 US states, is hitting children harder than adults, and may partially resist current vaccines. Here is what you actually need to know.
India is deploying artificial intelligence in healthcare at a pace that has no real global equivalent. But doctors and policymakers are clear: AI is an early signal, not a final authority.
On April 10, 2026, the British Medical Journal published results from the PreVenTB trial — a randomised, Phase-3 clinical trial conducted in India. The final stage of human testing before a vaccine can be considered for regulatory approval
Parkinson's disease is caused by the gradual loss of nerve cells in the substantia nigra — a small, curved area deep in the brainstem. These nerve cells produce dopamine, a chemical that helps coordinate smooth, controlled movement.
India still does not officially classify heatwaves as natural disasters under the Disaster Management Act, 2005. This matters because disaster classification unlocks compensation, emergency response funds, and formal government accountability.
This is not a story about rare illness. This is a story about the majority of India's working-age population carrying a burden that most of its institutions refuse to acknowledge.
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