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The Indian government has removed syrups and liquid oral drugs from Schedule K of the Drugs Rules, ending decades of lenient oversight. This move aims to prevent substandard and adulterated medicines following the 2022-23 child deaths in Gambia and Uzbekistan linked to toxic Indian-manufactured cough syrups.
The Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has experienced one of the largest single-day increases in confirmed Ebola cases since the outbreak was declared in May 2026. Health authorities report the number of confirmed Ebola cases in DRC has increased to 782, with 181 deaths. However, the true number of cases in DRC may be higher because the outbreak likely began weeks before it was confirmed, and contact tracing has declined. Speaking to Medical News Today, infectious disease expert Monica Gandhi explains the fast spread of the virus, discuses current vaccine development, and emphasizes that a global spread is unlikely.
A sports medicine doctor recommends moving your body every single day — even just two minutes of vigorous activity — to boost your healthspan and longevity.
A new study analyzed key predictors for weight loss with tirzepatide, including baseline weight, sex, blood glucose levels, and treatment adherence. The findings help clinicians personalize weight loss strategies for patients.
Recent research uncovers how gut microbes influence liver health through the 'gut-liver axis,' offering new insights for preventing and treating fatty liver, hepatitis, and more. Understanding how these tiny organisms regulate immunity and metabolism can improve lifestyles and inspire new therapies.
Splash Beverage Group announced a CAD 300,000 strategic investment in Avicanna, a leading cannabinoid biopharmaceutical company, advancing its transformation into a cannabinoid healthcare platform. Avicanna excels in clinical research, patient care, and pharmaceutical product development within the cannabinoid medical field.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) has been officially renamed to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS). The new name highlights that the condition is not just about ovaries and cysts, but a lifelong multi-system disorder involving metabolism, hormones, and overall health. This article explains the renaming rationale, diagnosis criteria, and the key role of insulin resistance.
A four-year intensive management program at MLK Community Healthcare in South Los Angeles has nearly eliminated amputations among high-risk diabetic patients. Over 80% of enrollees saw improved blood sugar levels and blood pressure control, proving that best-in-class care is achievable with proper investment.
Recently, the medical news site medicalxpress.com showed a connection error when accessing an article about genetics and steroid side effects, displaying a 'Checking your connection' message and returning a 429 error, likely due to excessive automated requests triggering anti-bot measures. This article summarizes the incident and reminds users of proper website access practices.
A major cardiac care facility in Himachal Pradesh is under investigation after a large stockpile of stents, catheters, and balloons was discovered improperly stored in its Cath Lab. The hospital has reassigned the department head and assigned new cardiologists to maintain patient care.
This article evaluates the ingredients, pricing, and research context of Horsewood, a male health supplement. Its core formula features seven botanical extracts including Tongkat Ali in a single daily capsule, backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee. The piece objectively explores the so-called 'Horse Gelatin Trick' to provide readers with scientific insights.
In an exclusive interview, a leading liver specialist busts common myths about liver health, warning against popular supplements and traditional home remedies. He stresses that many 'detox' products and herbal supplements can cause serious liver damage, urging the public to fact-check any health claims before trying them.