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CDSCO meets WHO international standards for vaccine regulations
A FUNCTIONAL VACCINE

CDSCO meets WHO international standards for vaccine regulations

NEW DELHI: The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has met safety, efficacy, and quality -- indicators for a functional vaccine regulatory system by the World Health Organization (WHO), the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said on Friday.

WHO report shows vaccines can reduce antibiotic use, fight resistance
ANTIBIOTIC USE

WHO report shows vaccines can reduce antibiotic use, fight resistance

NEW DELHI: Vaccines are key to preventing infection and thus reducing the use of antibiotics, supporting worldwide efforts to tackle rising antimicrobial resistance (AMR), according to a new report by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Rwanda vaccinates over 200 people against Marburg virus disease
VACCINATED

Rwanda vaccinates over 200 people against Marburg virus disease

KIGALI: Rwandan Health Minister Sabin Nsanzimana said that more than 200 people in the country have been vaccinated against Marburg virus disease.

Students hospitalised for suspected food poisoning in South Africa
FOOD POISONING INCIDENT

Students hospitalised for suspected food poisoning in South Africa

JOHANNESBURG: A total of 74 learners in South Africa's West Rand area, Gauteng Province, are receiving medical treatment following a suspected food poisoning incident, said the Gauteng Department of Health.

Indian scientists' new therapy to help patients resistant to current cancer remedies
A NOVEL THERAPY

Indian scientists' new therapy to help patients resistant to current cancer remedies

NEW DELHI: Scientists at the Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science (IACS), Kolkata, an autonomous institute of the Department of Science and Technology, have developed a novel therapy that could be a potential precision medicine especially for those resistant to current cancer remedies.

Dementia on brink of becoming Australia's leading cause of death
HEART DISEASES

Dementia on brink of becoming Australia's leading cause of death

CANBERRA: Dementia is on the brink of surpassing heart diseases as the leading cause of death in Australia for the first time, official data revealed.

World Mental Health Day: Ancient Indian culture is a guiding light for global mental health issues
A GUIDING LIGHT

World Mental Health Day: Ancient Indian culture is a guiding light for global mental health issues

NEW DELHI: As our world rapidly advances in technology and comfort, mental health issues are mounting at double speed. The WHO reports that over 370 million people are currently experiencing mental disorders. Among these, depression stands out as the most widespread condition in today's society, affecting an estimated 280 million individuals worldwide.

Excessive screen time, trauma can cause behavioural issues in kids: Experts
BEHAVIOURAL ISSUES

Excessive screen time, trauma can cause behavioural issues in kids: Experts

NEW DELHI: Excessive screen time, trauma and violence can cause behavioural issues in children, said experts on Thursday, on World Mental Health day.

South Korea renews calls for doctors to join talks, resolve prolonged walkout
JOIN TALKS

South Korea renews calls for doctors to join talks, resolve prolonged walkout

SEOUL: South Korea's Second Vice Health Minister Park Min-soo on Thursday renewed calls for the medical community to join talks without preconditions to help resolve a prolonged walkout by trainee doctors.

Integrative system of medicine becoming popular worldwide: Droupadi Murmu
AN INTEGRATIVE SYSTEM

Integrative system of medicine becoming popular worldwide: Droupadi Murmu

NEW DELHI: The idea of an integrative system of medicine is becoming popular all over the world, said President Droupadi Murmu on Wednesday.

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