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Low Vitamin D May Worsen Dengue: A Crucial Modifiable Risk Factor

Low vitamin D levels are increasingly linked to severe dengue outcomes, including Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever. Expert analysis explains the immune mechanism via miRNA-155.

Jan 23, 2026

Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Can Patients Stop GLP-1s? New Data Suggests Weight Durability

A new US analysis of real-world data offers hope for GLP-1 weight maintenance, suggesting a majority of patients keep the weight off after stopping treatment.

Jan 23, 2026

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Late Preterm Betamethasone: What Are the Long-Term Lung Outcomes?

Evaluating the long-term pulmonary outcomes of late preterm betamethasone exposure (34-36 weeks) in children. Study finds no change in major respiratory impairment.

Jan 23, 2026

Shark-Derived vNAR Antibodies: A Breakthrough for Cancer Therapy

IIT Roorkee researchers developed a high-diversity discovery platform using shark-derived vNAR antibodies. Their small size (12-15 kDa) and stability offer a breakthrough for affordable diagnostics and therapeutics against cancer and infectious diseases in India.

India’s IIT-R Creates Powerful New Shark-Derived Antibody Tool

Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (IIT-R) has developed a high-diversity platform using shark-derived antibodies (vNARs) for diagnosing and treating cancer and other diseases. These vNARs are small, stable, and highly effective.

How PCI Innovation is Redefining Cardiac Care in India

The PRISM-PCI Conclave highlighted the dramatic evolution of cardiac care, emphasizing precision-driven PCI innovation and India's shift from a consumer to a global contributor of life-saving medical technology.

The Lifelong Cost of ADHD: Physical Health Risks by Mid-Life

A major study links childhood ADHD traits to a 14% higher risk of physical multimorbidity by mid-life, emphasizing the need for early intervention. Learn about the risk factors and the strong association between ADHD physical health outcomes, BMI, and mental health.

What the US Exit from the WHO Meant for Global Health

The US officially quit the World Health Organization (WHO), sparking a major budgetary crisis and raising serious concerns about the future of global health collaboration and security.

Childhood ADHD Traits Predict Chronic Illness Risk in Midlife

A long-term study links high childhood ADHD traits to a 14% increased risk of physical multimorbidity by midlife (age 46). Learn about the risk factors and the importance of early diagnosis and support for ADHD Physical Health.

The Merit vs. Vacancy Debate: Challenging the NEET-PG Cut-off

A lawyer's PIL challenges the drastic reduction of the NEET-PG cut-off to negative scores, citing risks to patient safety, merit, and constitutional violations.

Kenvue’s Dual-Brand Strategy: ORSL™ vs. eRZL™ for Complete Hydration

Kenvue launches a dual-brand strategy for Electrolyte hydration in India. ORSL addresses diarrheal dehydration (WHO-based ORS), while eRZL offers a new, low-sugar electrolyte drink for everyday use.