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Search ResultMobile Dating Apps Spur HIV Epidemic Among Asia’s Teenagers, Says UN
Smartphone technology has increased the opportunities for casual sex and led to a spike in HIV infections among teenagers in Asia, researchers find United Nations research ...
Read MoreMumbai: MARD Starts Drive In Favour Of Pre-Marital HIV Testing
To encourage pre-marital testing in order to avoid sexually transmitted diseases, the Maharashtra Association of Resident Doctors (Mard) has decided to run a one-...
Read MoreGlobal Fight Against Tuberculosis Hinges On India Stepping Up Funding: WHO
India is critical to the global fight to end an epidemic of tuberculosis by 2030 and must step up funding to control the disease, the World Health Organisation said, citing...
Read MoreWHO Survey Reveals Public Misunderstanding About Antibiotic Resistance
Public knowledge about antibiotic resistance is still weak and this is something we should worry about. A new survey conducted in a number of countries shows that people ha...
Read MoreProbiotics May Be The New Vaccines
Probiotics have been getting quite a bit of attention of late. By definition, they are “live microorganisms which when administered in adequate amounts confer a healt...
Read MoreWHO Experts Signal Victory Over One Of Three Polio Strains
GENEVA: The world should stop vaccinating children against one of the three strains of the crippling polio virus as part of a drive to eradicate the disease once and for al...
Read MoreHow India Cut Neonatal Tetanus Mortality By 99.76%
In 2012, a 12-day-old boy (we will call him “Baby Boy”) in Assam’s Sivasagar district could not be given his feed because he had lockjaw his face muscles ...
Read MoreWHO Issues New Guidance On Preventing And Treating Infections Around The Time Of Childbirth
Bacterial infections around the time of childbirth (peripartum infections) account for about one-tenth of maternal deaths globally. In addition to the high risk of mortalit...
Read MoreSee-Through Zebrafish Offer a Window Into the Chilling Creep of Meningitis
The various forms of meningitis (viral, bacterial, fungal) prey on those with weak immune systems: children, the elderly, and those with existing illnesses. HIV patients an...
Read MoreWhy Young Women All Over The World Are Still Dying In Childbirth
By the time the pregnant 17 years old arrives at a hospital in Sierra Leone, it is already too late. Her baby has died—maybe the day before, maybe even longer. She ha...
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