WHO calls for stronger efforts to end TB in South-East Asia Region
According to the Global TB Report 2024 published by the WHO, more than 3.8 million people were initiated on TB treatment in the…
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New report highlights the need for sustained investment in infection prevention and control…
The report finds that though 71 per cent of countries now have an active IPC programme, just 6 per cent met all of the WHO IPC…
Bridging the cancer divide: The critical role of early screening and lifestyle changes in developing…
The author highlights the need for early screening, lifestyle adjustments, and equitable healthcare access to address cancer's…
Mpox still a health emergency, says WHO
The WHO underscores the ongoing global health threat of Mpox amid rising cases and challenges
Genetic predispositions to diabetes: How genomic testing can revolutionise prevention
Subodh Gupta, CEO, Lord’s Mark Microbiotech highlights how genomic sequencing and testing can help control pre-diabetes
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WHO and partners rally cervical cancer elimination efforts
At least 144 countries have introduced the HPV vaccine, over 60 countries now include HPV testing in their cervical screening…
TB-Free India: Achievements, challenges and the way forward
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, India intensified its efforts to eliminate TB through the NTEP, a programme aligned with the…
WHO study lists top endemic pathogens for which new vaccines are urgently needed
The study reconfirms longstanding priorities for vaccine research and development (R&D), including for HIV, malaria, and…
India’s Vaccine Regulatory System passes WHO benchmarking assessment
WHO reaffirms India's compliance with global standards for vaccine regulation
India has eliminated Trachoma as a public health problem in 2024, declares WHO
India becomes the third country in the South-East Asia Region to achieve this milestone