Australia releases 21 endangered turtles and tracks eight for two years
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Pennsylvania records a fifth measles death as the nation endures its worst year since 1991
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From Jab to Pills: Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly set to take obesity drug battle to India
Indias obesity drug market is set for a new phase as Novo Nordisks oral Wegovy and Eli Lillys oral GLP-1 orforglipron are expected to launch in the first half of 2027. Industry sources said both have been submitted to Indian regulators, potentially expanding demand beyond injectable treatments.
Why Is Your Child Always Tired? 7 Possible Reasons Doctors Want Parents To Know
Have you noticed that your child feels lethargic and tired lately? While this could be a common issue due to their activity levels, persistent tiredness shouldnt be ignored. Know from a doctor when it could be serious.
Higher Orbits' 100th STEM programme returns to its first school after 10 years
Govt extends import price curbs on two pharma raw materials
The Directorate General of Foreign Trade has announced an extension of the minimum import price validity period. This extension will apply to two pharmaceutical raw materials, namely ATS-8 and Sulfadiazine API. The minimum import price for ATS-8 will be set at USD 111 per kg in the upcoming months. Sulfadiazine API will have a minimum import price of USD 1,774 per kg during this period.
Gen Z Is Taking Cold Coffee More Seriously Than You Think
In a glass of cold coffee, flavour meets aesthetics, with a kick of caffeine - exactly what Gen Z wants.
Skipping Breakfast But Eating More At Night? How It May Affect Your Diet
Skipping breakfast and eating more at night may affect hunger, blood sugar, digestion and sleep. A dietitian explains how meal timing can influence your overall diet.
As heat becomes more extreme, inmates are increasingly threatened by rising temperatures
When summer heat feels stifling, most people can cool off with a glass of ice-cold water, turning up the AC or opening a window
Scrolling While Eating? A Dietitian Explains If Screen Time Harms Your Gut
Scrolling while eating may be harming your gut health. Find out why a dietitian says screen time during meals disrupts digestion and how to fix it today.
Eating Before vs After Workout: What Is Better for Energy and Recovery?
Eating before or after exercise can serve different purposes. Find out what to eat, when to eat it and whether you really need a meal immediately after working out.
Meet the world's smallest deer: The tiny Pudu is barely four apples tall
Lords Mark secures MHRA registration for dialysis device, plans UK expansion
Lord's Mark Industries Limited has successfully secured regulatory registration from the MHRA for its innovative haemodialysis machine, paving the way for its expansion in the UK's healthcare technology sector. With plans to commence exports in January 2027 and potentially establish its own dialysis centres, this milestone signifies a crucial step towards creating a comprehensive renal-care ecosystem, manufactured by Renalyx Health Systems Pvt. Ltd. for both institutional and home usage.
Essential Oils for Joint Pain: Benefits, Best Oils to Use, and What Science Says
Whether caused by an injury or arthritis, joint pain can be extremely painful and uncomfortable. Certain essential oils can bring effective relief from pain and discomfort, making quality of life easier.
Vaginal Dryness In Your 20s and 30s: Doctor Shares Causes and Signs You Should Not Ignore
Think vaginal dryness only happens in menopause? A gynaecologist reveals why it affects women in their 20s and 30s, and the warning signs you shouldn't ignore.
Which Roti Is Best For Diabetics? Expert Weighs In
Roti does not have to disappear from your plate after a diabetes diagnosis. Choosing the right flour can make your everyday meal more suitable for blood sugar management.
Reasons Why You Get Tired After Eating Dal, Rice, and Roti and When It Is Normal
Roti, rice, and dal are staples in the Indian diet. Almost every meal consists of either of these as a part of a balanced diet. However, sometimes you may feel sleepy after eating these, which could be due to several reasons. We asked an expert and here is what she says.
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Scientists placed 23 3D-printed reefs 1,100m underwater to test coral habitat recovery
Heart Racing (Palpitations) After Coffee? When It Is Harmless And When To Get Checked
Heart palpitations after coffee are often linked to caffeine's stimulant effect, but some symptoms need medical attention. A cardiologist explains why coffee causes a racing heart, common triggers and when to get checked.
Does Your Brain Actually Shrink During Pregnancy? Gynaecologist Answers
Is pregnancy brain real? A top gynaecologist explains why your brain actually shrinks during pregnancy and how it fully recovers postpartum.
Restarting Exercise After Months Of Inactivity? How It Affects Your Heart
Months without exercise can change how your heart responds to physical effort. How your heart may beat faster, why blood pressure can rise and how to restart workouts without overdoing it.
Video: How Rewri Is Made In A Factory From Scratch
Rewri is one sweet that many people wait for every year and these crunchy sweets treats are a common sight during the colder months.
5 Ways To Use Leftover Butter Chicken Gravy At Home
Instead of throwing away your leftover butter chicken gravy, use it to make these 5 quick and flavourful recipes.
Grumpiest cat takes over Ladakh home with 3 kittens; family moves out
Mango Salad, But In Outer Space: Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla Shows How It's Done
In the video, the Indian astronaut shows how he prepares his favourite mango salad for lunch in space.
Is It Thyroid, Stress or Ageing? How to Tell the Difference
Various conditions have a similar set of symptoms. It can become confusing to understand what the symptoms are pointing to, be it an ageing effect, stress, or a medical condition.
Does Ovulation Always Happen on Day 14? Heres The Truth About Your Fertile Window
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18-year study of 280,674 seedlings shows deer browsing can delay New York forest recovery
12-million-year-old fossil leaf from the Himalaya reveals a previously unknown fungal species
Judi Dench named an eagle GoldenEye as southern Scotlands golden eagle population tops 50
SC seeks 16% MRP cap on medicines, flags huge cancer drug markups
The Supreme Court has raised concerns regarding inflated prices of essential medicines, particularly cancer drugs, sold at exorbitant markups. Justices Vikram Nath and SVN Bhatti criticized pharma companies for neglecting the struggles of ordinary people. They urged the government to consider a uniform pricing rule that limits maximum retail prices. The court highlighted the burden on taxpayers due to inflated medical expenses reimbursed under public health schemes.
SC upholds HC order, clarifies scope of Fortis forensic audit
The Supreme Court maintained the Delhi HC's directive for a forensic audit of certain banking transactions. This audit specifically concerns transactions involving Fortis Healthcare Ltd and its former promoters. The audit aims to examine transactions related to the erosion of shareholding in Fortis Healthcare.
ChrysCapital to take minority stake in Linux laboratories
Linux Laboratories has secured $70 million in equity funding from ChrysCapital and Tata Capital Healthcare Fund III. This investment involves both primary capital and a secondary purchase, marking Tata Capital Healthcare Fund II's full exit. The funding will help Linux deepen its presence in existing specialties and expand into new therapeutic areas.
Video: Man Tries Cucumber Imli Shots, His Reaction Will Make You Drool
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IHH plans to raise Fortis stake to 51%, expand capacity to 10,000 beds by 2031
IHH Healthcare aims to raise its stake in Fortis Healthcare to 51 percent within three to five years. The company intends to increase Fortis' total capacity to around 10,000 beds by 2031. This decision follows a Supreme Court ruling concerning a forensic audit of Fortis. IHH confirmed it was not involved in ongoing disputes between Fortis and prior management.
Advent International seeks CCI green channel clearances for Yatharth Hospital stake buy
Advent International's Rasmalai Limited has sought Competition Comission of India's (CCI) approval to acquire a stake in Yatharth Hospitals. Meanwhile, CCI has approved four deals across agrochemicals, marine engineering, insurance and renewable energy. Rasmalai, incorporated in Cyprus and indirectly controlled by funds managed or advised by Advent, has proposed buying shares in Yatharth Hospital & Trauma Care Services, an Indian super-specialty hospital chain.
SC flags a costly dose of markups, asks for 16% cap on essential meds
A Bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta asked the Centre why the maximum retail price (MRP) of essential medicines such as cancer drugs could not be capped at 16 per cent
Ashwagandhas 24-week safety test brings reassuring findings: Report
A clinical trial involving 1,200 adults evaluated the safety of standardised ashwagandha root extract. Participants took either ashwagandha or a placebo for 24 weeks without adverse effects on liver or kidney function. The study monitored participants' immune responses following COVISHIELD vaccination. Results indicated that ashwagandha did not impact virus-neutralising activity compared to the placebo group. This trial adds to the evidence supporting the safety of Ayurveda interventions.
Video: Indian Creator Shows The Reality Of Making Parathas In America
Content creator Ritu Gupta often shares glimpses of her life in America, and her latest video featuring parathas has now gone viral.
Tea VS Coffee: Which Is Better For Your Heart? Expert Explains
Tea and coffee can both fit into a heart-healthy diet, but the better choice depends on caffeine sensitivity and health conditions. An expert explains what to know before choosing your daily drink.
Medanta acquires land in Ghaziabad for 166 cr, to build 350-bed hospital
Proposed 350-bed facility in UP to strengthen Global Health's footprint across Delhi-NCR healthcare market
How To Keep Wooden Spoons And Spatulas Clean And Long-Lasting
Cleaning wooden kitchen utensils properly prevents bacteria growth and avoids warping, cracking, or splintering over time.
Medanta operator Global Health buys Ghaziabad land for Rs 166 cr to build 350-bed hospital
Global Health Limited has acquired a land parcel in Ghaziabad for approximately Rs 165.82 crore. This project will consist of a 350-plus bed hospital aimed at increasing healthcare services. The hospital will serve Ghaziabad and nearby regions, including eastern Delhi and Meerut. Global Health operates hospitals across various cities in India and aims to expand its network. This development will enhance the company's presence in the Delhi-NCR healthcare ecosystem.
Pizza For Langar! US Gurudwara Serves Italian Favourite To Devotees
Everything, from the pizza base and sauces to the stuffing, was made in-house using fresh, natural ingredients.
Making Aloo Pyaaz Kachori At Home? Follow These 6 Tips
Remove excess moisture from onions by adding gram flour to keep aloo pyaaz kachori filling dry and easy to handle.
Sun Pharma plans $1 billion local debt sale for loan takeout, sources say
Sun Pharma is planning to raise about Rs 10,000 crore through rupee-denominated bonds to partly refinance a bridge loan used for its Organon acquisition, according to Reuters. The drugmaker is expected to issue two-, three- and four-year bonds as Indian companies increasingly turn to domestic debt amid high US borrowing costs and expectations of an RBI rate hike.
Pomegranate compound improved heart function by 80% in animal tests
H1N1 dominates India's flu cases, accounts for 75 pc of positive samples: WHO report
Recent WHO surveillance data reveals that H1N1 accounts for a significant percentage of influenza cases in India. The data indicates that H1N1 represented 75% of positive influenza samples, surpassing the regional average of 50%. Older adults, young children, pregnant women, and individuals with underlying health conditions are at greater risk. Health experts recommend vaccinations and good respiratory hygiene to mitigate the impact of the virus.
Tiny Bumps on Your Forehead: Is It Milia or Closed Comedones? Dermatologist Explains
Are those tiny bumps on your forehead acne or something else? Learn how to easily spot the difference between milia and closed comedones.
'Fortis audit isnt fishing & roving probe into banks'
Female Burmese pythons tested as lures fail to boost wild python detections in Florida
World Heart Day 2026: 6 Simple Ways to Reduce Heart Attack Risk, Habits to Start Today
World Heart Day 2026: Know six simple lifestyle habits that can support heart health, reduce cardiovascular risk and help manage cholesterol naturally.
55-million-year-old fossil bird shows how trogons evolved their unusual feet
A Memorable Meal Harsh Goenka Tries 10-Course Vegetarian Menu At World's No. 1 Restaurant
Maido's vegetarian menu features Amazonian nuts, squash, seitan, and other local ingredients, showcasing Nikkei cuisine without meat.
Heart risk before 35? Nearly 6 in 10 young workers show warning markers
World Heart Day 2026: A report by digital health benefits platform ekincare found that 58.5% of employees under 35 had at least one flagged cardiovascular risk marker in 2026 year-to-date data
Scientists left bamboo forests alone for 30 years; biomass rose 161%, phosphorus stocks grew 379%
From cocktails to bites: Indulge in these new food menus in Mumbai this week
While you can explore a curated cocktail menu, you can also indulge in Buffalo Chicken Wings glazed with buffalo hot sauce served with blue cheese ranch, and more
Enjoy relishing unique dishes from northeast India at this pop-up in Mumbai
Savour rare dishes Phaley, Fumbi and Kewa Datshi at an ongoing pop-up at a Lower Parel favourite
Artificial beaver dams raised bat activity 3.9 times; amphibians returned
Kerala HC says exorbitant drug prices can trigger government intervention in patented medicines
The Kerala High Court ruled that government intervention is permissible for prohibitively priced patented medicines. The court directed the Centre to gather data on the affordability of specific life-saving drugs. This ruling addresses access issues for two breast cancer medications, abemaciclib and ribociclib. The decision empowers the government to consider invoking Section 100 of the Patents Act for affordable access.
Satellite-as-a-Service: IN-SPACe sets rules for hosted Indian, foreign payloads
How To Make Dry Curry Patta Chutney: An Easy Recipe For Everyday Meals
Curry leaves are believed to help with common digestive issues such as gas, indigestion and constipation.
When Is Durga Puja 2026? Traditional Bengali Foods That Mark The Occasion
Durga Puja 2026 begins on October 16 with key rituals including Maha Shashthi, Ashtami, and Bijoya Dashami celebrations.
Why Your Fried Rice Doesn't Taste Like Takeaway And How To Fix It
The good news is that a few small changes can make a big difference. Here are some reasons your fried rice is falling short and how to fix them.
Illinois is starting a roughly $15 million restoration of 794 acres at Dutch Gap Forest Preserve
Can Sex Get Your Period Early? Doctor Explains What Really Happens
Period started soon after sex? A doctor explains whether sex can actually trigger menstruation, what causes bleeding after intercourse and when unusual bleeding should be checked.
What is Decision Fatigue? Expert Shares 7 Signs You Are Tired Of Making Choices
Are you struggling to make even the simplest choices? An expert reveals 7 clear signs of decision fatigue and explains how to recharge your exhausted brain.
Frequent wet dreams may cause worry about sperm count, but they do not automatically mean low fertility. out how sperm production works, and if ejaculation can temporarily affect semen.
Western snowy plovers return to California beach after 40 years as 212 birds are released since 2016
Hair Around Nipples? Doctor Explains What's Normal, Common Causes And When To Worry
Hair around the nipples is common, but a sudden increase in coarse hair can sometimes be linked to hormonal changes. Know the nipple hair causes, PCOS connection, warning signs and safe hair-removal options.
India's top court disposes of Fortis' petition against IHH Healthcare unit
Malaysia's IHH Healthcare said on Monday that India's top court has disposed of Fortis Healthcare's petition challenging a court-ordered forensic audit relating to a stake purchase by an IHH Healthcare unit in the Indian healthcare provider.
Kenyan savanna tree cover falls after elephants and giraffes return following 18-year exclusion
Excess Screen Time May Affect Children's Spine Health: Experts
Long periods of screen use, prolonged sitting and poor posture may be linked to back, neck and other spinal problems among children and teenagers, physiotherapy experts have said. Experts from the Indian Association of Physiotherapists (IAP)highlighted the issue during the World Physiotherapy Asia Western Pacific (WPAWP) Regional Conference 2026at Yashobhoomi in Delhi. The event brought together more than 10,000 physiotherapy professionals and delegates from India and 32 countries to discuss emerging issues in physical health, rehabilitation and preventive care. Why Children's Screen Habits Matter Dr Sanjiv K Jha, IAP president and organising chair of the WPAWP Regional Conference 2026, said the concern goes beyond simply counting the number of hours children spend on screens. He said sitting in the same position for extended periods, limited physical movement and repeatedly looking down at smartphones can put additional strain on the neck and back. According to experts, children should be encouraged to combine screen use with regular movement, proper posture and adequate physical activity. However, they cautioned that screen time alone should not be treated as a definite or single cause of back pain. Scientific research has reported associations between sedentary behaviour and spinal pain in children and adolescents, but the relationship is more complex. Screen Use and Neck Pain Research has also examined the possible connection between sedentary habits and neck discomfort among young people. A systematic review and meta-analysis reported a mild association between sedentary behaviour and neck pain in children and adolescents. Another study of 970 school-aged children found links between overall screen exposure, passive gaming and social media use and neck and shoulder pain at one follow-up assessment. The way children position their bodies while using devices may also play a role. Research involving children aged five to 12 found that smartphone use was associated with changes in head and neck flexion and craniocervical posture, particularly when the children were seated. Experts Call for Regular Movement Breaks Dr Ruchi Varshney, organising secretary of WPAWP 2026, said children today can remain physically inactive for extended periods while staying mentally engaged with digital devices. She said the solution should not simply be to remove technology from children's lives. Instead, parents and schools should help children develop healthier habits while using devices. Experts recommended taking frequent movement breaks during study and screen sessions, changing sitting positions, using suitable seating and maintaining regular age-appropriate physical activity. They also advised children to avoid spending prolonged periods with their neck bent down while using smartphones. Early Attention to Persistent Pain Physiotherapy experts said preventive movement education could help children develop healthier habits and potentially reduce the risk of musculoskeletal problems. Parents and schools were advised to pay attention if a child develops pain that is recurrent or persistent and seek an early assessment when required. Dr Varshney said childhood is an important stage for developing healthy movement patterns rather than waiting until musculoskeletal problems become established. With technology increasingly integrated into education and daily life, experts stressed the importance of balancing screen use with movement, fitness and healthy spinal habits.
Doing Nothing Makes You Feel Guilty? Expert Explains All About Productivity Guilt
Struggle to relax without feeling bad? An expert explains the causes of productivity guilt, signs to watch out for, and tips to finally enjoy guilt-free rest.
Sunflower-inspired cooling system delivered 135% more cooling power
Two mountain marmots found in California cities were released in the wild near Lake Tahoe
Sun Pharma has signed an exclusive agreement with LIB Therapeutics for Lerodalcibep, a cholesterol-lowering medication. This deal covers all markets globally except for the United States and China. Lerodalcibep, a once-monthly PCSK9 inhibitor, will be marketed under the name Lyrokaul in Europe.
Archaeologists risked their lives to save 30,000 treasures from ISIS terrorists
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California acquired 640 acres near Pioneertown for western Joshua tree conservation
Fortis says it was complete stranger to Daiichi-Singh Brothers arbitration dispute
Fortis Healthcare has stated that it has no involvement in the dispute between Daiichi Sankyo and the Singh Brothers. The Supreme Court has allowed a forensic audit, affirming that previous observations were tentative. Fortis emphasized there were no penalties or liabilities imposed on them in the High Court's judgment. By March 2018, the Singh Brothers' shareholding in Fortis dropped to below 1%.
Govt, private hospitals likely to be graded on quality & safety
Niti Aayog is developing a national quality framework for public and private hospitals, aligned with international standards, to help patients compare hospitals and improve healthcare quality. The framework will include patient safety, clinical outcomes, readmission rates, medication errors and specialty-specific indicators such as survival and mortality rates.
CDSCO steps up scrutiny of pharma drugs containing narcotic substances
The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation is addressing regulatory gaps related to the illegal diversion of pharmaceutical drugs. Following the National Committee for Coordination on Drug Trafficking meeting, specific targets have been assigned to CDSCO. The drugs consultative committee will examine current regulations to recommend improvements. Union home minister Amit Shah emphasized the need for a coordinated strategy against evolving drug trafficking.
Burmese pythons are climbing trees, revealing differences between adults and juveniles

