Chennai Press Club has condemned the Tamil Nadu police’s action against Puthiya Thalaimurai news anchor Vijayan in connection with a probe into an alleged attempt to bribe a TVK MLA. The Club alleged that Vijayan was questioned late into night and that his mobile phone was seized without due legal procedure.
Rajasthan's Health Department reviewed records of over 1.06 lakh pregnant women and assessed 15,504 high-risk pregnancies during the first two days of a statewide screening campaign. The drive aims to improve antenatal care, identify high-risk cases early, ensure timely referrals and promote safe institutional deliveries across the state.
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Veins look more visible after strength training workouts like push-ups, as the muscles demand more oxygen and nutrients, which increases blood flow to the area. The heat generated during exercise can also cause veins to expand, making them appear larger and more noticeable. Once the body cools down and returns to a resting state, the veins typically become less prominent.
Pakistan faces a major public health risk as nearly 6.51 lakh children have missed all routine vaccine doses, according to the Pakistan Medical Association. The group warned of a possible epidemic, citing weak immunisation coverage and healthcare failures. It urged urgent action to strengthen vaccination, improve infrastructure and protect children from preventable diseases.
Dr K Seshi Kiran says COVID-19 may be milder now, but people with diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure and heart disease remain at higher risk of severe illness. He advises timely vaccination, good control of existing conditions, early medical care and not ignoring symptoms to reduce the risk of serious complications.
As COVID-19 cases rise in India, doctors are urging people to recognise early symptoms such as fever, sore throat, cough, fatigue and body aches. Experts recommend rest, hydration, masking when unwell and prompt testing. Immediate medical attention is advised for breathing difficulties, persistent high fever or worsening symptoms, especially among vulnerable individuals.
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AIIMS paediatric surgeon Prof Vishesh Jain said early diagnosis of congenital pulmonary airway malformation (CPAM) through prenatal scans can improve treatment outcomes. He said lung-sparing keyhole surgery between three and six months of age helps preserve healthy lung tissue, enables faster recovery and supports better long-term lung growth in affected infants.
Doctors at AIIMS New Delhi successfully performed a rare lung-sparing surgery on a four-month-old infant with a congenital lung malformation affecting both lungs. Instead of removing an entire lung lobe, surgeons preserved healthy tissue by removing only the damaged segments. The baby recovered well and was discharged just two days after surgery.
New Zealand has confirmed its first H5N1 bird flu case in a wild seabird, raising concerns among experts. Officials warned that the virus could become established in wildlife within months, making it difficult to control. Authorities have stepped up surveillance and begun vaccinating endangered bird species to limit the impact of a possible outbreak.
India-origin pharmaceutical patent families have grown more than fourfold in the past decade, reaching 2,995 in 2024, according to a BCG-HealthKois report. The country now has 1,095 drug-discovery programmes across 195 companies, reflecting a shift from generics to innovation supported by stronger research funding, regulatory reforms and rising biotechnology investments.
