Travel expert Rick Steves recently shared the update of his prostate cancer diagnosis, bringing national attention to the critical importance of early detection for one of the most common cancers affecting American men. Steves’ open discussion about his condition, treatments, and outlook highlights the urgent need for more accessible and accurate detection methods. With this […]
A one-time gene therapy called AMT-130, developed by uniQure has, for the first time, shown a strong slowing of Huntington’s disease in people, with a reported 75% reduction in decline over three years in a small early-stage study, offering new hope to Indian families living with this inherited brain disorder. Experts call it a breakthrough
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In a major advance for colorectal cancer care, the ALASCCA trial, a large Nordic randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind study involving 626 patients with surgically treated early-stage colorectal cancer, has shown that daily low-dose aspirin (160 mg) for three years can cut the risk of cancer recurrence in half, but only for patients with specific genetic mutations
Influenza, one of humanity’s oldest and most formidable diseases, has shaped global health and science for centuries, marked by recurring epidemics, transformative pandemics, and significant breakthroughs. Among its many strains, H3N2 has emerged as a notable subtype causing seasonal flu with occasional rises in cases, such as in 2025. Its very name carries a fascinating
Taking a break from screens doesn’t have to mean a complete tech blackout or expensive retreats. A digital detox at home can be simple, sustainable, and tailored to your lifestyle. Follow these steps to start reclaiming your focus, improving sleep, and reducing stress. Step 1: Assess Your Digital Habits Understanding how much time you spend
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Kerala is grappling with a dangerous and rapidly escalating public health crisis in 2025 as cases of amoebic meningoencephalitis caused by the brain-eating amoeba Naegleria fowleri surge across the state. As of mid-September, official figures report 67 infections and 18 deaths, sparking alarm among health officials and the public alike. The free-living amoeba, which thrives in
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A startling new study from Purdue University has uncovered how fat buildup inside the brain’s immune cells may drive the progression of Alzheimer’s disease—pointing to a novel target for future therapies. The Discovery: Fat Clogs the Brain’s Immune DefenseTraditionally, Alzheimer’s research has focused on the toxic protein plaques and tangles that accumulate in the brain.
Quick Answer Physiotherapists in India are now officially barred from using the ‘Dr’ prefix, following a definitive Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) order that upholds long-standing medical and legal norms. This move aims to prevent public confusion, stop misleading credentials, and reinforce clear healthcare boundaries. Fast FAQ: The ‘Dr’ Prefix for Physiotherapists Q: Can
As artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly reshapes healthcare worldwide, Tata Elxsi, the innovation arm of the Tata Group, is leading a transformation in India’s medical imaging sector using cutting-edge AI technologies. Concurrently, Google’s strategic partnerships with Indian medical device startups like Forus Health and AuroLab underscore a growing private-sector drive to scale AI-powered diagnostic solutions across
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Kissing bugs (Triatomines) are biting insects known for transmitting the parasite Trypanosoma Cruzi, which causes Chagas disease—a potentially serious illness increasingly noted in parts of the USA, especially California and southern states like Texas and Arizona. With rising awareness due to news coverage and growing sightings reported in hotspots including Los Angeles, San Diego, and
