In a powerful global health push, the World Health Organization (WHO) is calling on governments to significantly increase taxes on sugary drinks—a move hailed by doctors as a game-changer in the fight against obesity, type 2 diabetes, and heart disease, especially among children. But what exactly would these taxes look like, and could they really reshape public health for the better?
Year after year, the qualifying marks for NEET-PG—the national gateway to postgraduate medical education—are dropping to alarming lows. In 2026, candidates cleared the exam with scores below 10%, sparking widespread concern among medical educators, regulators, and even practicing physicians. But what’s really driving this trend, and should patients be worried about the competence of future specialists?
At just 14, Manisha Sharma was diagnosed with secondary Parkinson’s—but instead of giving up, she picked up a spatula. Now on MasterChef India, her calm confidence and culinary passion are inspiring millions across the nation.
In a controversial move, India’s NBEMS has eliminated the minimum qualifying score for NEET PG 2025, permitting candidates with negative marks to compete for over 9,000 vacant postgraduate seats. While aimed at filling hospital staffing gaps, critics warn it could jeopardize medical education quality and patient care.
The joyous celebration of Makar Sankranti was marred by tragedy as a doctor and two others, including a migrant worker, lost their lives to deadly Chinese manja. This preventable disaster has reignited calls for a nationwide ban.
Think your fatigue or racing heart is just stress? It could be your thyroid silently damaging your heart. This deep dive reveals the critical, often missed, connection between these two vital systems and what you must do to protect yourself.