The study involved 30 research groups across six countries — including Australia, the United States, Canada, Spain, Greece, and Austria — and analysed 7,525 cancer sample Instead of moving patient data, each
This unusual bacterial migration, known as “oral-gut translocation,” indicates that microbes from the mouth are travelling into the gut where they do not naturally belong Harmful bacteria found in the mouth and
The report also highlighted sociocultural and psychological barriers. Nearly 19 per cent of respondents in India reported feeling pressured by partners or family to have fewer children than they wanted A new
Experts fear that without swift intervention, the disease could cross into neighbouring countries, particularly Somalia and Kenya, where health systems already face significant pressure. The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention
That question led to the creation of the floss-based sensor, which collects saliva through capillary action—the natural movement of fluid through narrow spaces—into the floss handle In a groundbreaking innovation, engineers in
The agreement seeks to boost international coordination and ensure equitable access to life-saving tools during future pandemics, while reaffirming respect for national sovereignty in public health decisions In a move aimed at
Analysis led by Imperial College London has suggested the vaccine known as 4CMenB could avert up to 1,00,000 cases of gonorrhoea and save the NHS over GBP 7.9 million over the next
West Nile Virus is a vector borne disease belonging to the Flaviviridae family, which also includes the viruses that cause dengue and yellow fever A research programme by the UK Health Security
PM Modi, addressing WHA in Geneva virtually, underscored India’s commitment to a healthier and more inclusive world under the unifying theme “One World for Health.” In a landmark development for global health
The study analysed national medical data from France, focusing on 655,919 patients who had been diagnosed with heart failure within the past five years and were still living with the condition in