Max Healthcare Institute Ltd faced a setback in its stock value as shares dipped by 4.4% to Rs 782 per share in Thursday’s intraday trading. This decline followed the National Stock Exchange’s decision not to waive off a fine amounting to Rs 2,36,000 imposed on the hospital chain. The refusal by NSE to grant the …
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The recent advisory issued by the Centre to e-commerce platforms, directing them to remove the label of ‘health drinks’ from certain popular brands like Bournvita, could have a significant impact on the sales of health food drinks in India. Market experts suggest that this move might affect the broader category, which has already been experiencing …
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As the global community grapples with the multifaceted challenges of climate change, a concerning trend has emerged: a rise in immune-mediated diseases. From nasal allergies to rheumatoid arthritis to cancer, diseases linked to immune dysregulation are on the ascent, and climate change appears to be a contributing factor. A recent study led by Harvard T.H. …
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The Delhi government has alerted the National Green Tribunal (NGT) to the detrimental impact of air pollution on mental health, highlighting feelings of sadness, cognitive difficulties, and decreased resilience among individuals. Responding to NGT’s inquiry on the psychological consequences of declining air quality, the government emphasized the urgent need to analyze mental health effects. In …
A recent study by Apollo Hospitals reveals concerning trends in non-communicable diseases (NCDs) across India, with cancer cases witnessing an unprecedented rise. The 4th edition of the Health of Nation Report, released on World Health Day 2024, designates India as the “cancer capital of the world.” The report highlights a surge in NCDs such as …
As the summer season approaches, the Ministry of Health has taken proactive steps to ensure public safety amidst rising temperatures and potential heatwaves. Here are the key precautions outlined by the Ministry following a review meeting led by Union Health Minister, Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya: Review Meeting Highlights: The Union Health Minister chaired a review meeting …
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Health insurance stocks took a tumble as US regulators opted not to increase payments for private Medicare plans as anticipated, signaling a shift from previous years’ trends. The decision, met with surprise on Wall Street, presents a new challenge for insurers grappling with rising medical costs. The Biden administration’s adherence to proposed Medicare Advantage rates …
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The prevalence of the dominant COVID-19 variant, JN.1, is waning as an emerging subvariant gains ground, signaling a shift in the trajectory of the pandemic. JN.1, which surged in the U.S. late last year, has seen a significant decrease in its contribution to new COVID-19 infections. Estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention …
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Karnataka’s Health Minister, Dinesh Gundu Rao, has voiced concerns over interruptions in the supply of anti-tuberculosis (TB) drugs by the Central government. Rao highlighted the critical shortage of medications, putting the lives of over 80,000 TB patients at risk annually in the state. Expressing dismay over the lack of adequate drug quantities, Rao emphasized the …
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Amid mounting health crises worldwide, urgent responses are underway to address pressing challenges affecting vulnerable populations. Here are the latest developments: Yemen Healthcare Crisis: In Yemen, nearly 18 million people, including 2.4 million children, urgently require medical assistance, according to the UN health agency (WHO). The ongoing conflict has led to a decline in international …
