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Indian doctor discussing Shark-Derived vNAR Antibodies: A Breakthrough for Cancer TherapyMedical Updates

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.

Jan 22, 2026
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Indian doctor discussing India’s IIT-R Creates Powerful New Shark-Derived Antibody ToolMedical Updates

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.

Jan 22, 2026
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Indian doctor discussing How PCI Innovation is Redefining Cardiac Care in IndiaMedical Updates

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.

Jan 22, 2026
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Indian doctor discussing The Lifelong Cost of ADHD: Physical Health Risks by Mid-LifeMedical Updates

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.

Jan 22, 2026
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Indian doctor discussing What the US Exit from the WHO Meant for Global HealthMedical Updates

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.

Jan 22, 2026
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Indian doctor discussing Childhood ADHD Traits Predict Chronic Illness Risk in MidlifeMedical Updates

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.

Jan 22, 2026
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Indian doctor discussing The Merit vs. Vacancy Debate: Challenging the NEET-PG Cut-offMedical Updates

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.

Jan 22, 2026
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Indian doctor discussing Kenvue’s Dual-Brand Strategy: ORSL™ vs. eRZL™ for Complete HydrationMedical Updates

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.

Jan 22, 2026
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Indian doctor discussing Antidepressant Overdose Death: What Doctors Need to Know About TCA ToxicityMedical Updates

Antidepressant Overdose Death: What Doctors Need to Know About TCA Toxicity

A medical aspirant's death by Antidepressant Overdose highlights the critical toxicity of TCAs and the rising suicide risk among Indian students. We review the investigation and clinical management.

Jan 22, 2026
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Indian doctor discussing The Hidden Link: New Study Exposes Obesity’s Inflammation TriggerMedical Updates

The Hidden Link: New Study Exposes Obesity’s Inflammation Trigger

New research uncovers the molecular cascade linking obesity to runaway inflammation, a root cause of diabetes and liver disease. The Obesity Inflammation pathway involves SAMHD1, mitochondrial DNA damage, and NLRP3 activation, offering new treatment targets.

Jan 22, 2026
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Indian doctor discussing Controversy Erupts: PIL Challenges -40 NEET-PG Cut-OffMedical Updates

Controversy Erupts: PIL Challenges -40 NEET-PG Cut-Off

A PIL in the Allahabad HC challenges the dramatic reduction of the NEET-PG cut-off for reserved categories to a score of -40/800, citing concerns over merit and patient safety.

Jan 22, 2026
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Indian doctor discussing AI Breakthrough: First-Trimester Scan for Fetal Brain DefectsRadiology

AI Breakthrough: First-Trimester Scan for Fetal Brain Defects

A new deep learning algorithm, MobileNetV3 Large Weights, accurately identifies Open Spina Bifida and Cystic Fetal posterior fossa anomalies on first-trimester US scans, offering a crucial diagnostic edge.

Jan 22, 2026
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