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An analysis published in The Lancet also finds wide disparities across states Healthcare access in India has become better between 1990 and 2016 but the country is still placed 145th from among 195 countries analysed. The analysis has been published...
Unless public financing increases to 2.5%, journey towards universal health coverage will be sluggishDays after health minister J P Nadda reiterated India's commitment to Universal Health Coverage (UHC) at the World Health Organization, one of the best known public...
Spanish researchers devise scoring mechanism that can decide the long term risk of obesity What you eat today decides your long term risk of obesity. That, in theory we all know, but what if you could assign scores to your...
Health minister J P Nadda reviews Nipah situation Health minister J P Nadda has reviewed the Nipah situation in Kerala with Union health secretary Preeti Sudan and DG ICMR Dr Balram Bhargava. Nadda who is currently in Geneva for the World...
Experimental new drug reduces effects of gluten for celiac patients on gluten-free diet A new drug has raised hopes of protecting patients of celiac disease against accidental gluten exposure. Gluten (meaning glue in latin) is a storage protein found in many...
Health minister J P Nadda talks about Ayushman Bharat in his address to the World Health Assembly Health minister J P Nadda reiterated India's commitment to universal health coverage in his address to the World Health Assembly in Geneva on...
Study shows frequency of exercise determines which blood vessels benefit from it Exercising not just keeps you healthy, it also keeps your heart young. Participating in exercise 4-5 days per week is necessary to keep your heart young, according to new...
Larger waistline could be red flag for vitamin D deficiency Higher levels of belly fat is associated with lower levels of vitamin D in obese individuals, according to a study presented at the European Society of Endocrinology annual meeting, ECE...
Intermittent fasting to lose weight can increase the risk of diabetes Fasting may make you lose weight but it also increases your risk of diabetes. According to data presented in Barcelona at the European Society of Endocrinology annual meeting, ECE 2018,...
A new blood test called IsoPSA may reduce the need for prostate biopsies in more than 40% cases A new study has proved the accuracy of IsoPSA - a new blood test - in predicting overall risk of prostate cancer...