UEA study identifies three osteosarcoma subtypes, promising improved treatment strategies for this aggressive childhood bone cancer.

With its self-amplifying mRNA vaccine technology, this collaboration has the potential to transform the landscape of epidemic preparedness, offering hope for millions at risk.

As the medical field continues to evolve, the responsibility lies with both researchers and practitioners to ensure that life-saving treatments do not come with unintended, life-threatening consequences.

India’s fight against TB is multifaceted, targeting not only the clinical aspects but also the social factors that enable the disease to thrive. The NTEP focuses on three pillars: early detection, timely treatment, and addressing social determinants.

As technology continues to advance, robotic telesurgery could soon become the norm, rather than the exception.

For the millions of individuals managing type 1 diabetes, the possibility of an insulin-free life is no longer just a dream it is a tangible reality on the horizon.

As AI continues to evolve, the medical community must strike a balance between innovation and ethics, ensuring that every individual receives a diagnosis that is not only accurate but also compassionate and fair.

It is time to end this toxic cycle and build an educational system where every student can learn, thrive, and dream without fear.

The recent discovery that flu medications are failing against H5N1 infections is a stark reminder that prevention is our strongest weapon against emerging health threats.

The government has a responsibility to ensure that patients are not left behind in the race for economic growth.