Tuberculosis cases rise significantly in the US, with nearly 1,000 reported in New York, prompting health concerns and calls for early detection.

A new study finds that high smartphone usage among youth is associated with increased risk of eating disorders and body image dissatisfaction.

A study reveals a natural compound in python blood that may aid weight loss, offering an alternative to existing GLP-1 drugs.

Research shows moderate wine consumption is linked to a lower risk of cardiovascular death compared to other alcoholic beverages.

Health experts warn that extreme heat can increase the risk of kidney problems, as awareness campaigns on World Kidney Day highlight the importance of hydration and early detection of kidney disease.

Taking too many dietary supplements can lead to serious health risks, even for those with balanced diets. Experts emphasise caution over convenience.

Scientists revive 5,000-year-old bacterium from ice, revealing it can inhibit superbugs but poses potential risks due to antibiotic resistance.

Research indicates similarities in mechanisms between long Covid and Alzheimer’s, suggesting implications for cognitive health.

Tamil Nadu intensifies surveillance for H5N1 bird flu following over 1,000 crow deaths in Chennai, with no human infections reported so far.

New study reveals that AI-equipped stethoscope more than doubles detection rates of valvular heart disease during routine examinations.

World Cancer Day highlights the need for awareness and action to bridge cancer care gaps for the elderly, particularly in India.

Research indicates individuals with a pronounced evening chronotype face increased cardiovascular disease risks, influenced by lifestyle factors.

A recent study reveals how microRNAs may alleviate stress and aid metabolic health, signalling potential treatments for age-related disorders.

A recent study led by the CDC reveals that routine vaccinations do not raise epilepsy risk in children, alleviating concerns over immunisation safety.

West Bengal reports five cases of Nipah virus, prompting quarantine measures and heightened health alerts across the region.

Research indicates that childhood ADHD traits could lead to increased health complications in middle adulthood, according to a recent study.

Research indicates that almost half of mpox patients from the 2022 outbreak face ongoing health issues more than a year after infection.

An innovative AI-driven blood test for Alzheimer's detection is now available in India, promising earlier diagnosis and improved patient outcomes.

A tuberculosis outbreak has been confirmed at an Amazon warehouse, prompting concerns about disease transmission and employee safety.

A Pune laboratory has confirmed Nipah virus in two nurses in West Bengal, both are critical as over 120 contacts remain in home isolation.

The South-East Asia Region marks 15 years without a polio case, reflecting significant public health advancements.

Researchers find that neratinib may reduce vascular inflammation linked to atherosclerosis, offering potential new therapeutic avenues.

Recent studies indicate a link between specific food preservatives and heightened risks of cancer and diabetes, raising health concerns.

As flu cases increase in the U.S., the CDC encourages vaccination to combat the rising infection rates of the virus.

Research indicates that contaminated meat may be a significant cause of urinary tract infections, affecting one in five patients.