Thirty prison personnel from Madhya Pradesh completed a week-long Project PRAHARI training in Bhopal to identify and manage psychological distress among inmates. The programme covered depression, anxiety, suicide risk, substance dependence, crisis communication and prevention strategies.
Bhopal gas tragedy survivor groups have alleged that BMHRC has stopped pathology services at all eight mini units and is moving to discontinue X-ray facilities. They claim diagnostic delays and reduced access are affecting victims. The organisations have urged the Health Ministry, ICMR and authorities to restore essential services and will raise the issue before the Supreme Court.
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Jana Sena Rajya Sabha MP Lingamaneni Ramesh has urged the Centre to sanction two AIIMS-level institutions in Rayalaseema and North Coastal Andhra. He also sought expansion of AIIMS Mangalagiri, citing Andhra Pradesh's large population, regional healthcare disparities and the need for timely access to advanced medical treatment.
During the inauguration of a new dialysis centre at IGIMS Patna, patients and attendants raised complaints about alleged medical negligence, treatment delays, and Ayushman Bharat scheme issues before Bihar Health Minister Nishant Kumar. The Minister heard grievances, inspected facilities, and directed officials to resolve complaints.
A new international study found that controlling high blood pressure, type-2 diabetes and smoking in middle age may delay dementia by around 13 years. Published in Neurology, the study analysed health data of over 12,400 people for nearly 26 years. Researchers said managing these risks may help protect long-term brain health and reduce dementia risk.
Sleeping with lights on may affect sleep quality and hormonal health, according to gynaecologist Dr Mitali Rathod. Night-time light exposure may reduce melatonin, disrupt the body's natural sleep cycle and raise cortisol levels, potentially affecting insulin regulation and reproductive health. Experts recommend keeping the room dark, cool and well-ventilated for better sleep.
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The Bombay High Court rebuked striking doctors and ordered them to return to work immediately, warning that salaries could be withheld. Doctors are protesting Maharashtra's decision to allow homeopathy practitioners to practise modern medicine after a bridge course. The court stressed patient safety and questioned who would be responsible if patients died during the strike.
The Calcutta High Court has directed the CBI to expedite its fresh probe into the RG Kar rape-murder case. The bench expressed dissatisfaction over the slow progress and asked the agency to show concrete results by August 28. It also stressed that the new investigation must be conducted independently of the earlier probe and findings.
Many people believe a breast lump must be painful to be cancerous, but doctors say this is a dangerous myth. Most early breast cancers are painless, making regular self-exams, routine screening, and prompt medical evaluation of any new lump or breast change essential for early detection and successful treatment.
Many young Indians are unknowingly increasing their stroke risk through unhealthy daily habits such as prolonged sitting, poor sleep, chronic stress, smoking, unhealthy diets, and lack of exercise. Experts warn that simple lifestyle changes, regular health check-ups, and managing blood pressure, diabetes, and cholesterol can significantly lower the risk of stroke.
