India has taken a major step in the fight against dengue by approving its first dengue vaccine, QDENGA (TAK-003). Health experts believe this approval could significantly reduce severe dengue infections, hospital admissions, and deaths in the coming years. With dengue cases increasing rapidly across the country due to urbanization, changing climate patterns, and mosquito breeding, this vaccine represents a new chapter in India's public health strategy. 1. India Has Approved I

A recent outbreak of Shigella infection in Kerala has prompted health authorities to intensify surveillance, particularly in schools and among young children. The bacterial infection, known as shigellosis, is highly contagious and can spread rapidly through contaminated food, water, poor sanitation, and inadequate hand hygiene. Recent reports indicate a rise in cases among children, leading to increased public health monitoring in affected districts. Health experts warn that

Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) are among the most common bacterial infections affecting millions of people every year. While many UTIs can be treated easily with timely medical care, ignoring the warning signs can allow the infection to spread to the kidneys and cause serious health complications. Many people dismiss early UTI symptoms as temporary discomfort, dehydration, or minor irritation. However, recognizing these symptoms early can help prevent complications and speed

India has made remarkable progress in improving nutrition and healthcare over the past few years. According to the latest National Family Health Survey (NFHS-6) 2023-24, key indicators related to child nutrition, maternal health, and healthcare access have shown encouraging improvements across the country. However, a new health concern is rapidly emerging alongside these gains — the rising burden of obesity and diabetes. India's Health Story Is Changing For decades, India's p

Tattoos have long been seen as a symbol of style, identity, and self-expression. From celebrities to young professionals, body art has become more popular than ever. But now, researchers and health experts are warning that tattoos may come with health concerns that go beyond skin-deep beauty. Why Are Tattoos Suddenly Being Discussed In Health Research? Recent medical studies have sparked fresh debate over whether tattoo inks could be linked to long-term health problems, inclu

For years, mouth cancer has largely been associated with smoking and tobacco use. But a growing number of non-smokers — including younger adults with otherwise healthy lifestyles — are now being diagnosed with the disease, raising fresh concerns about lesser-known risk factors. The rise in such cases is changing public perception around oral cancer. Many people still believe the disease only affects smokers or heavy drinkers, which often leads to delayed attention to early sy