India's fast-paced lifestyle is silently damaging gut health. Skipped meals, processed foods, chronic stress, and excessive screen time disrupt digestion and gut bacteria balance. Nearly 56% of disease burden is now linked to poor diet and gut health. Irregular routines, poor sleep, and sedentary habits worsen issues like acidity and IBS, making gut health a growing public concern.
Authorities in Gujarat conducted large-scale raids on hotels, dhabas, and food stalls across various cities to ensure food safety and transparency. About 615 kg of food was destroyed, and fines exceeding ₹1.40 lakh were imposed. Officials emphasized clear labeling of real versus analog paneer to prevent consumer deception and ensure strict compliance with safety rules.
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In today's world of overwhelming health information, evidence-based care is essential. Backed by scientific research, it ensures safe and effective treatment choices. WHO's World Health Day 2026 theme stresses trusting science over myths. Relying on verified facts, expert advice, and proven habits helps prevent risks and promotes long-term individual and public health.
Health literacy refers to the ability to access, understand, and use health information to make informed decisions. It is a key determinant of health outcomes and can even influence health more than factors like income or education. Good health literacy helps you take medicines correctly, manage diseases, and prevent illness.
A study in World Nutrition finds Meghalaya has low food diversity in Anganwadi meals under Integrated Child Development Services, scoring 5, below Assam (11) and Sikkim (10). Experts warn limited variety affects child nutrition, urging more fruits, eggs and dairy despite gains in fortified foods.
Diaper rash (diaper dermatitis) is one of the most common skin conditions in infants. It is usually caused by prolonged exposure to moisture, friction, and irritants like urine and stool. Occasional rashes are normal, but constant or severe ones may signal infections, allergies, or sensitivity.
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The Indian Council of Medical Research promoted a handheld TB X-ray device as a ‘Make in India’ innovation, but a parliamentary committee has found that its core components were imported from China. The panel has called for a clear definition of ‘Made in India’ and said devices built around imported parts should not be claimed as indigenous.
AIIMS Delhi has successfully trialed a Lactoferrin tablet, a natural protein from mother's milk, to treat dry eyes caused by prolonged screen use. In a three-month study with 200 patients, it restored natural moisture, improved tear quality, and provided lasting relief—unlike the short-term effects of regular eye drops.
Amid global challenges, India held a Chintan Shivir in Hyderabad for its pharma sector to discuss solutions and future strategies. Officials emphasised strengthening exports, supply chains, and emerging areas like biosimilars and biologics. With robust trade agreements and government-industry collaboration, India aims to maintain drug availability and expand markets.
All India Institute of Medical Sciences Jodhpur successfully treated four children with rare laughing epilepsy using a minimally invasive brain procedure, making them seizure-free within days. The condition, caused by abnormal brain activity, is often drug-resistant. Experts stress early diagnosis and advanced treatment can significantly improve outcomes and quality of life for affected children.
