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Global suicide rates on a downward trend - WHO
According to a study released on 7th February, suicide rates have fallen by more than a third globally, since 1990. The World Health Organizati...
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Arthur Zang: Providing Equitable Healthcare Systems in Rural Africa
Heart diseases are the most depressing issues of the medical world today, not because of its effects on human body, but because of the least am...
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The Effectiveness of Life-saving Vaccines
One hundred years ago, infectious diseases were the main cause of death worldwide, even in the most developed c...
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Bill Gates invests $50 million towards Alzheimer’s R&D in the Dementia Discovery Fund
When it comes to meaningful charity, Gates is the first name that comes to one’s mind. Bill Gates never loses an opportunity to donate for a noble cause. H...
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Air Pollution than AIDS and TB kills more people in India
A report published by The Lancet Commission on pollution and health ranks India the No. 1 spot for pollution-related deaths with 2.51 million deaths in 2015. The S...
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Depression Single Largest Contributor To Global Disability, Says WHO
Over 300 million people (4.3 per cent) of the global population were living with depression in 2015, a new World Health Organization (WHO) study says. This is an 18 per cen...
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Millions Of Premature Births Could Be Linked To Air Pollution, Study Finds
Air pollution could be a contributing factor in millions of premature births around the world each year, a new report has found. Nearly 15 million babies are born annually ...
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When Genetic Screening Goes Very, Very Wrong
Teenagers don't routinely drop dead of cardiac failure. As a cause of death among individuals aged 12 to 19, heart disease barely even rates, staking out a mere 3 perc...
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Non-Communicable Diseases Killed More Indians In 2015
In 2015, India, like other developed countries, had more number of deaths caused by non-communicable diseases. In the case of males, deaths due to non-communicable diseases...
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Non-Communicable Diseases Killed More Indians In 2015
In 2015, India, like other developed countries, had more number of deaths caused by non-communicable diseases. In the case of males, deaths due to non-communicable diseases...
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