Dr. Suvankar Das 
A world-first clinical trial is about to test the LungVax vaccine, an experimental preventive vaccine designed to train the immune system to recognise and destroy early abnormal lung cells before they form tumours. This four-year Phase I trial has been awarded up to £2.06 million in funding and is led by researchers at University College … Read more
For decades, falling birth rates were blamed mostly on lifestyle and delayed parenthood. But a disturbing new pattern is emerging — male infertility is on the rise, and one of the silent culprits may be pesticides hidden in everyday food. Recent scientific studies and reports, including a 2025 Times of India investigation, have drawn attention … Read more
Microplastics have quietly invaded every aspect of modern life — our food, water, and even our bloodstream. But when American biohacker and longevity enthusiast Bryan Johnson revealed that he had removed 85% of microplastics from his semen, it caught global attention. His latest health experiment not only sheds light on how deeply microplastics affect human … Read more
For decades, stroke was considered a disease of the elderly — but the narrative has changed dramatically. Across India, hospitals are reporting an alarming rise in stroke in young adults, many under the age of 45. This silent epidemic is being fueled by chronic stress, sedentary habits, irregular sleep, classic vascular risks (hypertension, diabetes, smoking), … Read more
In a remarkable victory for medical ethics and child safety, the FSSAI ORS ban announced in October 2025 marks the end of a long-standing public health concern in India. After an eight-year crusade led by Hyderabad-based paediatrician Dr Sivaranjani Santosh, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) prohibited the use of the term … Read more
If you’re one of the many people living with chronic constipation, you know just how frustrating and disruptive it can be. Whether it’s infrequent bowel movements, straining, or hard stools, the discomfort can interfere with your daily life. The good news: emerging research and recently updated dietary guidelines now provide clearer direction on how to … Read more
The recent surge of brain eating amoeba in Kerala has raised serious public health concerns, with multiple confirmed cases and tragic fatalities reported across the state. As per the latest update, 19 people died and several other people are suffering from this amoeba infection. This rare but deadly infection, caused by Naegleria fowleri, has a … Read more
Delhi-NCR H3N2 Flu Surge: In September 2025, Delhi and its surrounding NCR cities (Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad) are witnessing a sharp and concerning rise in viral illnesses. A large number of households are affected, the dominant strain is Influenza A subtype H3N2, and the features of illness are harsher than in many past flu seasons. … Read more
September is observed globally as Blood Cancer Awareness Month (started since 2010), a time dedicated to educating people about different types of blood cancers, their symptoms, risk factors, and treatment options. Beyond conventional medicine, this month also encourages conversations around complementary approaches such as Ayurveda, naturopathy, and natural remedies that can improve the quality of … Read more
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide, with millions of new cases diagnosed each year. In India alone, cardiovascular diseases account for nearly 28% of all deaths. The tragedy lies in the fact that many of these cases could be prevented or managed better with timely detection with proper medical tests to detect … Read more