Yellow fever is a high risk disease caused by bites from infectious mosquitos. The outbreak can be caused by several factors such as climate and low immunity. However, it is preventable and has a vaccine to combat the outbreak. Read more to find out symptoms and how to prevent it.

ICMR's recently issued guidelines mention a reduced intake of milk tea and coffee due to various health effects on the body. A few alternatives to the commonly consumed beverages are just as effective and can reduce dependency on them.

Individuals living near the landfill must be aware of these measures and take necessary steps to protect themselves and their families from respiratory issues caused by the Ghazipur landfill fire.

By being aware of the dangers of heat stroke during a heat wave and taking necessary precautions, we can prevent this potentially dangerous condition and stay safe during extreme temperatures.

A groundbreaking shoe insole technology poised to revolutionise diabetic foot ulcer prevention, as revealed by a recent study. Know how this innovation brings hope for enhanced foot care and improved quality of life for individuals with diabetes.

Understanding the specific type of Glaucoma is essential for tailoring an effective treatment plan, as the underlying causes and associated factors may vary widely.

This article aims to bust myths surrounding liver cirrhosis. It is time to clear all your doubts regarding this condition and improve the quality of life. Stay vigilant when it comes to your liver health.

By prioritising accessible healthcare, raising awareness, and promoting preventative measures, India can safeguard the health of its children and ensure a brighter future for generations to come.

Due to the sudden outbreak of bird flu in Kerala's Alappuzha, we should be aware of the signs and symptoms. The signs and symptoms of H5N1 include fever, chills, headache, sore throat, runny nose, persistent cough, body aches, fatigue, muscle aches, vomiting and dehydration.

The world is observing World Liver Day 2024 today. Thus, here in the below-mentioned article, we have shared expert inputs wherein it has been elaborated on why liver disease happens and how to prevent it from happening.

A recent study suggests that young adults may have more vulnerable lungs to SARS-CoV-2. Age-related susceptibility to respiratory viruses may not only stem from viral replication dynamics.

Most individuals with fatty liver disease may remain unaware of their condition until complications arise. Thus, health education plays a crucial role in identifying at-risk individuals and implementing preventive measures.

Despite all these precautions breast cancer can still occur in a person. Breast self-examination, and mammography after 50 years of age can detect these cancers at an early stage.

World Liver Day is observed on April 19 every year to highlight the importance of a healthy liver for the normal functioning of the body. The theme this year is "Be vigilant, get regular liver check-ups, and prevent fatty liver diseases".

World Liver Day 2024 will serve as a reminder for individuals to take care of their liver through a healthy diet, regular exercise, and avoiding harmful substances such as alcohol and tobacco.

Individuals must understand the severe impact smoking can have on their kidney health and make efforts to quit smoking or avoid picking up the habit altogether.

Further research is needed to fully understand the relationship between daytime sleep and dementia, but it is clear that limiting daytime napping and promoting regular nighttime sleep can have significant benefits for brain health.

Raising awareness about hemophilia is crucial. As we mark World Hemophilia Day, let's strive to understand the challenges faced by those living with the condition and support advances in treatment and care.

Various studies have shown that 60-88% of the male population had not heard of testicular cancer and most reported that they were not “ever taught about testicular self-examination,” and around 60% felt that a lump could be as benign as a carbuncle (boil).

The prevalence of heart failure in India is around 10 million. Therefore, it becomes important to address how to recognise the causes and early signs of this condition to address them at the earliest.