Expert committee chairman asks Johnson and Johnson’s faulty hip implant victims to approach court

Kenya performed well above average, with a rate of 46 deaths per 1,000 live births compared to an average of 76 across sub-Saharan Africa region

Out of 155 countries, 45 acknowledged using antibiotics on animals, says report by World Organisation for Animal Health

It recommends that the government adopt cost of production-based pricing system

Toronto's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health develops molecule to help those at risk of cognitive problems

Ahead of the SC hearing, the Indian Medical Association says Centre should not have moved court considering public interest

The objective is to prevent hearing loss among 1.1 billion young people

Those drying fish illegally say they do it to cut costs; govt planning to provide chemical-free methods to dry fish

The viral disease burden in Africa is largely underestimated and the rVSV-ZEBOV is a much-needed vaccine in the fight against Ebola

Flexible investment in the right balance can cut costs and create synergies for SDGs

The plaintiffs say that Johnson & Johnson, which is the manufacturer and filed the patent, would have a monopoly if the application is accepted, making the drug unaffordable

Several women end up giving birth on roads, which raises a question on the medical fraternity’s ethical and humanitarian values

Researchers identify and isolate cells within different cancerous growths, called the “cell of origin”

An alternative to the injection, the capsule contains a small needle made of compressed insulin that can inject into the stomach wall without the patient experiencing any pain

A major outbreak can be inferred from its rapid spread towards the northern states which have not been highly affected by the virus in the past few years

The number cases of the disease have crossed 6,600-mark this year in the country

Only by committing ourselves to funding health innovation in the long term will India be able to realise today’s most urgently-needed solutions

The cooks, demanding minimum wages and social security, have been on strike for a month now

A scientist has found a “Superbug” gene in the Arctic region, Soil samples from Norwegian archipelago, a place which lies between mainland Norway and north pole, have now confirmed the presence of NDM-1(New Delhi-Metallo-beta-lactamase-1) gene. This multi-drug resistant bacteria was first detected in New Delhi over a decade back.

A team of Indian researchers identify a viral protein that can be targeted by an already available anti-malarial drug — hydroxychloroquine (HCQ)

The idea is to reach with medical help much faster, given the high density traffic in the city where movement of four-wheeler ambulances becomes difficult

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