The Kerala State Disaster Management Authority has issued precautionary guidelines as temperatures rise across the state. Officials warned that prolonged exposure to heat can lead to sunstroke, heatstroke, and dehydration. The public has been advised to avoid direct sunlight between 11 am and 3 pm. People are urged to drink water regularly, even if not Read More…
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Demand for Surrogacy Insurance Rises 50% in India: SafeTree
SafeTree has reported a nearly 50% rise in demand for surrogacy insurance in 2025, as India’s surrogacy sector becomes more regulated. The increase comes after the implementation of the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, which has shifted the system from an unregulated market to a more controlled and compliance-based framework. SafeTree said it has insured over 1,800 Read More…
Harish Rana, First Indian Allowed Passive Euthanasia, Dies at AIIMS
Harish Rana, the first person in India to be granted permission for passive euthanasia, passed away on Tuesday at All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi. He was 31. Rana had been in a coma since 2013. He was shifted from his home in Ghaziabad to the palliative care unit at the hospital Read More…
Maharashtra Sent 25 Leopards to Vantara, Says Forest Minister
Maharashtra Forest Minister Ganesh Naik on Monday said the state government had requested the Reliance Foundation to accommodate leopards at its Vantara facility, adding that 25 big cats have already been relocated there. Speaking in the state legislative council during discussions on amendments to the Wildlife Protection Act as applicable to Maharashtra, Naik highlighted a Read More…
Kerala Launches Zero-Profit Counters for Transplant Medicines
Thiruvananthapuram: The Government of Kerala has launched special zero-profit counters to provide transplant medicines at reduced prices for patients who have undergone organ transplant surgeries in the state. The medicines will be distributed through ‘Karunya Sparsham’ zero-profit counters functioning in 14 selected Karunya Community Pharmacies across Kerala. These counters aim to ensure that life-saving post-transplant Read More…
KGMOA protests extension of OP hours in government hospitals
Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala Government Medical Officers’ Association (KGMOA) has protested against the government decision to extend the OP (Outpatient) hours of doctors in government hospitals. The association stated that increasing OP hours instead of appointing more doctors in proportion to the growing number of patients is unacceptable and demanded that the order be withdrawn immediately. Read More…
AI-Powered Brain MRI Tool Predicts Brain Age, Cancer Survival and Disease Risk
In a groundbreaking advance for medical science, researchers from Mass General Brigham and Harvard Medical School have developed an artificial intelligence model capable of extracting remarkable insights from routine brain MRI scans. The innovative system, known as BrainIAC, can estimate a person’s brain age, assess dementia risk, identify tumor-related genetic mutations, and even predict survival Read More…
Kerala High Court Cracks Down on Fake Temple Websites Exploiting Devotees
Kochi: The Kerala High Court has directed the Cochin Devaswom Board’s Vigilance Wing to launch a crackdown on fake websites and social media pages posing as official temple platforms to dupe people through online donations and pooja bookings. The court’s order follows rising complaints of digital fraud exploiting the trust and faith of worshippers. A Read More…
Over 20 per cent of the diabetes of world diabetes in India
By our Special Correspondent Chennai: Out of a total of the world diabetes patients of 800 million adults living with diabetes, 212 million live in India, according a paper published in the peer-reviewed journal The Lancet , based on a global study. It recorded over 800 million adults living with diabetes, more than half of Read More…
Second Mpox Case Confirmed in Kerala as UAE Returnee Tests Positive
India has confirmed its second case of Mpox (monkeypox), with a 38-year-old man from Malappuram, Kerala, testing positive for the virus after returning from the UAE. The man initially sought treatment at a private hospital but was later transferred to Manjeri Medical College for specialized care. He remains in isolation, and the Kerala health authorities Read More…










