Health
Zambia Faces HIV Resurgence Amidst Funding Cuts, Health System Crumbles
Zambia's HIV/AIDS programs are crumbling due to U.S. funding cuts, reversing years of progress and threatening lives.
Category: Health
Environment
Himalayan Fish Face Existential Threat as Rivers Transform
Himalayan coldwater fish are struggling to survive due to climate change and altered river conditions, signaling broader ecological distress.
Health
Soviet Dissident Psychiatrist Semyon Gluzman, Who Fought Abuse, Dies at 79
Semyon Gluzman, a Soviet dissident psychiatrist imprisoned for exposing the misuse of psychiatry against political opponents, has died at 79.
Health
Kashmir Gets First ESIC Hospital, Boosting Worker Welfare
Kashmir's first ESIC hospital opens in Budgam, aiming to boost worker welfare and healthcare access.
Business
Global Condom Giant Cites War, Raises Prices 30 Percent
World's largest condom maker Karex raises prices 30% due to raw material costs and Iran war-linked shipping disruptions.
Health
Poor Diet Fuels Global Heart Disease Deaths: Sodium, Low Fruit Intake Blamed
Analysis reveals high sodium and low fruit intake caused 5.91 million heart disease deaths in 2023, with China and India facing the highest absolute numbers.
Health
Junk Food’s Toll: Experts Warn of Worsening PCOD and Hormonal Imbalances
Experts warn that frequent junk food consumption can worsen PCOD symptoms and acne by increasing inflammation and insulin levels.
Health
J&K Lab Tech Seeks Sweeper Role Amidst Growing Unemployment Crisis
A trained lab technician in J&K has applied for a sweeper job at his former workplace, highlighting the region's severe unemployment crisis.
Health
Britain Enacts Groundbreaking Lifetime Smoking Ban for Future Generations
Britain's Parliament has approved a lifetime ban on tobacco sales for anyone born in 2009 or later, aiming for a smoke-free future.
Health
BJP Leader Disrupts Hospital Operations in J&K Over Doctor Shortage
BJP leader locks Banihal hospital gate, protesting doctor shortages and disrupting services briefly.