India accounts for 25% of global TB cases, says WHO’s 2025 report, highlighting progress, funding gaps, and urgent action needed to end the deadly disease. Introduction: A Global Health Crisis … Read More
James D. Watson, the Nobel Prize-winning biologist who co-discovered the double helix structure of DNA and shaped modern genetics, has died at 97. A Legacy That Redefined Biology James D. … Read More
WHO issues new global guidance as health financing faces historic cuts in 2025; low and middle-income countries scramble to sustain care amid shrinking aid flows. Introduction The global health community … Read More
The Maldives becomes the first nation to enforce a generational smoking ban, prohibiting tobacco use for anyone born after January 1, 2007, in a global push for a smoke-free future. … Read More
India’s ICMR partners with industry to produce monoclonal antibodies for Nipah virus treatment after successful trials, marking a major step in pandemic preparedness. Introduction: Racing Against a Deadly Virus In … Read More
India’s ‘Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar Abhiyaan’ secures three Guinness World Records, empowering women’s health initiatives through record-breaking community participation. Introduction: A Nation’s Commitment to Women’s Health In a defining moment … Read More
Exploring the paradox of immortality—why humanity dreams of eternal life yet instinctively fears living forever. A psychological dive into our timeless obsession. Introduction: The Paradox of Eternal Life Since the … Read More
The WHO reports community transmission of the mpox clade Ib strain in multiple countries, including the United States, Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Malaysia, signaling a renewed global concern. Introduction When … Read More
A deep dive into the shadowy scientific attempts to reverse death—exploring bioengineering, ethics, and the boundaries of human resurrection. Introduction: The Unthinkable Pursuit In a quiet biomedical facility on the … Read More
Some rare patients claim to physically sense technology—feeling Wi‑Fi signals, phone radiation, or smart devices. Scientists explore if “electrosensitivity” is real or psychosomatic. Introduction: When Technology Feels Too Close In … Read More
