Delhi is seeing a sharp rise in H1N1 influenza infections, with 1,344 cases reported so far in 2026 compared with 229 during the comparable period last year, according to recent reports. The increase has renewed attention on H1N1 symptoms, health risks, flu prevention and the importance of seeking medical care when warning signs develop. H1N1 symptoms can resemble common seasonal infections H1N

ICMR has licensed SHetA2 to Emcure for further development as a potential treatment for HPV-related cervical precancer, though it is not yet approved for patients.   What Is SHetA2? SHetA2 is an investigational anti-HPV drug candidate being developed as a possible treatment for cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, commonly known as CIN. CIN refers to abnormal changes in the cells covering the cervix. These changes are not cancer, but high-

Anthony Fauci diary entries released through congressional oversight reveal his evolving views on Donald Trump, private discussions on Covid origins, pandemic restrictions, and growing political scrutiny before his latest congressional testimony. The documents provide new insight into key decisions during the global health crisis. Trump Remarks Show Changing R

Vitamin B12 Deficiency Symptoms Beyond Ordinary Fatigue Vitamin B12 is essential for healthy nerves, normal brain function, red blood cell production and DNA synthesis. It also helps maintain the myelin sheath, the protective covering around nerves that allows signals to travel efficiently throughout the body. When vitamin B12 levels become too low, nerve communication may weaken. This can produce neurological symp

Why Covid-19 keeps returning in small waves across India can be explained by the behaviour of an endemic Covid virus. Omicron subvariants, waning immunity and changing regional conditions are causing local Covid outbreaks rather than one nationwide wave. India is again seeing small increases in Covid-19 infections in places such as Andhra Pradesh, Kolkata and a few other regions. Although these reports may revive fears of another major wave, hea

Andhra Pradesh Covid cases have increased to 26 after seven fresh infections were detected across Guntur, East Godavari and Bapatla, but officials have ruled out a cluster outbreak. Andhra Pradesh Covid Cases Rise Across Districts Andhra Pradesh reported seven new Covid-19 infections on Tuesday, increasing the state’s total number of confirmed cases to 26. The Health Department said the fresh infections were recorded in separate distric

India approves QDENGA for dengue prevention in people aged 4–60, making it the country’s first authorised dengue vaccine. The two-dose shot targets all four serotypes and is given three months apart, while rollout, pricing and access details are still awaited. QDENGA Approval Marks a First for India India’s drug regulator has approved Takeda’s QDENGA for preventing dengue in people aged four to 60 years, making it the first dengue

PM Modi Leads International Yoga Day 2026 From Kolkata’s Red Road Kolkata became the national focus of India’s global wellness message on Sunday, June 21, 2026, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the 12th International Day of Yoga celebrations at the city’s historic Red Road. The event marked one of the biggest public gatherings for Yoga Day 2026, with the theme “Yoga for Healthy

Kerala health authorities have increased surveillance in Kozhikode after a 43-year-old man tested positive for Nipah virus. Officials have traced contacts, placed high-risk people under quarantine and strengthened public health monitoring in the district. Kozhikode Nipah Alert: Kerala Steps Up Surveillance After New Case Kerala has stepped up health surveillance in Kozhikode after a fresh Nipah virus case was reported in the district. The patient, a 43-year

MS Symptoms Can Look Like Stress   MS Symptoms Often Look Like Stress Fatigue that persists, sudden dizziness, blurred vision, numbness in the arms or legs, and memory lapses are often mistaken for stress, tiredness, or routine health issues. However, these can also be early symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis, a neurological disease that affects the brain and spinal cord.

Thane Hospital Performs Robotic Gall Bladder Telesurgery Tieten Medicity Hospital in Thane has successfully performed one of the city’s first robotic telesurgeries for gall bladder removal, marking an important development in India’s medical technology sector. The procedure, called robotic cholecystectomy, was done using the indigenously developed Mizzo Endo 4000 robotic surgical system. According to the report, the surgery was conducted through a secure 5G-en

Vijayawada, May 24, 2026: Andhra Pradesh has stepped up Ebola screening at Visakhapatnam, Tirupati and Vijayawada airports as a precautionary public health measure. Travellers from high-risk countries are being monitored, and anyone showing suspected symptoms will be shifted to quarantine and given medical support. AP Steps Up Ebola Screening At Airports The Andhra Prad

A growing body of scientific evidence is prompting doctors and public health experts to rethink how diabetes is diagnosed in India. A major new review published in The Lancet Regional Health has raised serious concerns about the accuracy of glycated haemoglobin, or HbA1c, the test most commonly used worldwide to diagnose and monitor diabetes. According to the authors, relying solely on HbA1c may sig

In a major development for obesity treatment, the US Food and Drug Administration has approved the first oral version of Wegovy, marking a significant shift in how weight-loss medications can be administered. The approval was announced by Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk, which described the tablet

Veteran singer-songwriter Barry Manilow has revealed that he has been diagnosed with lung cancer and will undergo surgery, prompting the rescheduling of his January concert dates. The announcement was made Monday through a personal statement shared on social media, in which the 82-year-old performer described the circumstances that led to the discovery of the illness and reassured fans about his prognosis. Manilow said the diagnosis followed a period of recurring bronchitis that las

Scientists have achieved a historic medical breakthrough by successfully curing a form of blood cancer that was long considered incurable. Researchers from University College London and Great Ormond Street Hospital have used a revolutionary technology known as DNA base editing to treat T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, a rare and aggressive cancer that primarily affects children and young adults. This marks the first time base-edited cells have been used in humans to achieve long-term can

Thousands of cases of popular salad dressings distributed across the United States have been recalled after federal regulators identified the presence of foreign material in certain products, according to a recent enforcement report issued by the Food and Drug Administration. The recall involves products manufactured by California-based Ventura Foods and includes several well-known brands and private-label dressings sold through retail and food service channels. The recall was first

Kidney disease often develops silently, which makes the earliest symptoms easy to miss. Because kidneys filter waste, balance body fluids, control blood pressure, and support red blood cell production, even slight damage can affect the body in several subtle ways. Recognising these early clues helps diagnose kidney problems before they become severe or irreversible. Many people dismiss these signs as stress, dehydration, lifestyle issues, or temporary sickness, when in reality, they indicate

Cosmetic fillers have become extremely popular worldwide for enhancing facial features, smoothing wrinkles and plumping lips. But a new medical study has raised concerns that these procedures are not as harmless as they appear. Research presented at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) reveals that filler injections can sometimes enter blood vessels, block circulation, and lead to severe complications such as blindness, necrosis, tissue death or even stroke. Health experts now war

Health officials across North America are raising concerns over a growing surge in measles cases, urging travelers to remain cautious and ensure they are vaccinated. The warning follows multiple confirmed exposures at major U.S. airports, increasing fears of renewed transmission of the highly contagious disease that had been largely controlled for decades through widespread immunization. The latest alert comes after an individual infected with measles was present at Philadelphia Int