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In the remote agrarian landscape of Sarai Tand, Bihar, a quiet technological revolution is bridging the deep digital divide that has long marginalized rural Indian youth. At the local government-run school, an innovative…
In the latest installment of Movement News’ flagship Health Wrap, Episode 56 delves into some of the most pressing and unsettling developments in contemporary medical science. From the distressing rise of early-onset A…
As millions of households prepare for the upcoming festive calendar, the sartorial landscape of contemporary Indian celebrations is undergoing a radical paradigm shift. Moving decisively away from predictable crimson pal…
In a regulatory pivot that has sent shockwaves through the healthcare and academic sectors, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has officially withdrawn its landmark 2023 regulations governing medical education standar…
Mavis Tak’s remarkable ascent from the arid landscapes of Rajasthan to the apex echelons of the Indian Police Service (IPS) stands as a monumental testament to human resilience. Facing crippling financial instability w…
A escalating public health controversy has engulfed Keralam’s state-run medical sector following a contentious administrative decision to replace the branded medication utilized in the state’s Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SM…
In an era defined by hyper-exposure and the relentless monetization of celebrity lineage, the lifestyle choices of Connor and Bella Cruise present a fascinating sociological study in deliberate obscurity. As the adopted …
Every second counts when a blood vessel in the brain is blocked or ruptures, triggering a complex cellular catastrophe known as the ischemic cascade. Within moments of an interruption in cerebral blood flow, millions of …
Purdy was the first to recognise and describe the formation of the early human blastocyst – the cluster of cells that forms five or six days after a sperm fertilises an egg, in t…
The omission of Henrietta Lacks, who donated the immortal cells that have facilitated biomedical research, from scientific history is a rare wrong that has been righted, rece…
Asima Chatterjee pioneered research on medicinal plants and plant-derived drugs, while breaking barriers for women in Indian science…
With every one-hour decrease in sleep time from the recommended seven-eight hours, the risk of fat deposition in the liver increased by 24%…
The virus, which mainly affects livestock, has been detected in humans for the first time, prompting investigations into its potential public health implications…
The beginnings of modern gynaecology raise enduring questions about science, ethics and the women at the centre of its history…
Claims of “guaranteed cures”, “100% success” or being the “best” are barred. Hospitals may publish factual details of services, charges, accreditation and doctors’ cr…
Hospital Superintendent says decision to provide SMA patients with a less expensive, generic version of the original molecule against SMA, in place of the imported original drug co…
Gaps in geriatric healthcare and support systems leave many older people struggling to access medical care, find reliable caregivers, and cope with mental health concerns and socia…
Tamil fiction has long explored health, illness, and the social forces shaping care, with notable works by Muthumeenal, Sivakami, and especially Imayam linking medical conditions t…
