
Karachi’s Governance Failures Fuel Climate and Health Crisis
Experts warn that Karachi's fragmented administration and unregulated urban expansion are worsening climate risks and public health issues.
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Experts warn that Karachi's fragmented administration and unregulated urban expansion are worsening climate risks and public health issues.

Government caps trade margins on non-scheduled anti-cancer drugs at 30% to improve affordability and reduce patient financial distress.

Scientists discover that bacteria use a virus's own enzyme to trigger a self-destruct immune response, potentially revolutionising phage therapy.

As India observes World Mental Health Day 2026, Tele MANAS records over 47 lakh calls, bridging the mental healthcare gap across the country.

Maryam Nawaz Health Centre in Attock faces a crisis as vacant doctor positions and infrastructure failures leave patients without essential care.

Health Secretary Punya Salila Srivastava calls for extending digital health resources to every medical college in India to boost research and education.

Health Minister Praful Pansheriya visits Gandhinagar Civil Hospital to review treatment for security personnel battling dengue and addresses a tragic death.

A 13-year-old boy weighing 186 kg underwent successful bariatric surgery at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital to combat severe obesity and health issues.

The Union Health Ministry plans to restrict retailers and wholesalers from advertising Schedule H, H1, and X drugs to prevent self-medication.

Karnataka FDA conducts massive inspection of 45 ice cream units, seizing expired goods and sending 70 samples for testing to ensure public safety.

Jefferies report suggests hospitals may offset the 30% margin cap on anti-cancer drugs through cost cuts and procedure price hikes.

The government has capped margins on non-scheduled anti-cancer drugs at 30% of MRP, potentially reducing prices by 70% and saving patients ₹2,500 crore annually.

Health authorities in Poonch launch JOSH teams and awareness programmes involving NCC cadets and students to combat tuberculosis.

Over 1,000 people benefited from specialist medical services and screenings at Seva Sankalp Abhiyan camps in Kamrup, Assam.

AIOCD welcomes the government's move to cap trade margins on anti-cancer medicines, potentially saving patients Rs 2,500 crore annually.

Researchers at IIT BHU have developed a novel green light-activated technology to fight bacterial infections and disrupt stubborn biofilms.

The Indian government plans to cap trade margins at 30% for non-scheduled anti-cancer drugs, potentially saving patients Rs 2,500 crore annually.

Union Minister JP Nadda launches JOSH Teams to empower youth in India's fight to eliminate tuberculosis through community outreach and early diagnosis.

A major multicentre study reveals that daily Ashwagandha root extract shows no evidence of liver or kidney injury over a 24-week period.

Women now make up 43% of the Ayush workforce, with representation exceeding 50% in hospitals, wellness centres, and educational institutes.

The Supreme Court calls for a permanent funding mechanism to help SMA patients afford life-saving, high-cost therapies.

The National Medical Commission issues strict new rules banning doctors and hospitals from self-promotion, celebrity endorsements, and misleading AI content.

Betul District Hospital sees a massive spike in viral fever and cold cases as OPD attendance hits 1,000 patients daily.

Union Health Minister JP Nadda will launch JOSH Teams in New Delhi to drive youth-led community action for a TB Mukt Bharat.