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Rajasthan Health Department Reviews Records of Over One Lakh Pregnant Women

Divya Delhi : Jaipur, The Rajasthan Health Department has reviewed the medical records of more than one lakh pregnant women as part of an initiative to strengthen maternal healthcare and ensure timely medical intervention for high-risk pregnancies across the state. Health officials said the review aims to identify women requiring special medical attention, improve antenatal

115 People Fall Ill After Eating Golgappas from Street Cart in Rajasthan, 12 Hospitalised

Divya Delhi : Jaipur July 16 At least 115 people reportedly fell ill after consuming golgappas from a roadside street cart in Rajasthan, with 12 of them requiring hospitalisation due to severe symptoms of suspected food poisoning. According to health officials, those affected complained of vomiting, diarrhoea, stomach pain, and nausea shortly after eating the

Rajasthan Government to Conduct Intensive Health Screening of All Pregnant Women

Divya Delhi : Jaipur Rajasthan The Rajasthan government has announced an intensive health screening campaign for all pregnant women across the state to strengthen maternal healthcare and ensure the early detection of pregnancy-related complications. The initiative aims to improve maternal and neonatal health outcomes by providing timely medical intervention and continuous monitoring. Under the programme,

UNICEF Warns 3.7 Million Afghan Children Face Heightened Risk of Malnutrition in 2026

Divya Delhi : The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has warned that 3.7 million children in Afghanistan are at an increased risk of malnutrition in 2026, highlighting the country’s worsening humanitarian crisis. The agency said prolonged economic hardship, food insecurity, climate-related challenges, and limited access to healthcare continue to threaten the lives of millions of

High Humidity Raises Insulin Storage Risks for Diabetics During Monsoon, Experts Warn

Divya Delhi : Health experts have cautioned people with diabetes to take extra care when storing insulin during the monsoon season, as high humidity and fluctuating temperatures can reduce the medicine’s effectiveness. Insulin should be kept within the recommended temperature range and protected from direct sunlight, excessive heat, and freezing. Doctors warn that leaving insulin

Millions Dependent on US-Funded HIV/AIDS Programs Face Uncertainty as Funding Cliff Nears

Divya Delhi : Millions of people worldwide who depend on United States-funded HIV/AIDS programs are facing uncertainty as critical funding approaches a financial cliff. The concern follows delays and uncertainty over future US government support for global HIV/AIDS initiatives, raising fears of disruptions in treatment, prevention, and healthcare services. Health experts warn that reduced funding

Meghalaya CM Directs Fast-Track Completion of Hospital Project in Garo Hills

Divya Delhi : Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma has directed officials to expedite the construction of a hospital in the Garo Hills region to strengthen healthcare infrastructure and ensure timely access to medical services. During a review of the project, the Chief Minister stressed the need to complete the work without delays and instructed

AIIMS Delhi Uses Blockchain Technology to Recruit Nearly 460 Employees

Divya Delhi : All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi conducted the recruitment process for nearly 460 vacant posts AIIMS Delhi used blockchain technology to streamline and secure the recruitment process, filling close to 460 vacancies while enhancing transparency, authenticity, and efficiency in document verification and candidate selection. The recruitment drive was carried out

Rajasthan Health Department Reviews Records of Over One Lakh Pregnant Women

Divya Delhi : Jaipur, The Rajasthan Health Department has reviewed the medical records of more than one lakh pregnant women as part of an initiative to strengthen maternal healthcare and ensure timely medical intervention for high-risk pregnancies across the state. Health officials said the review aims to identify women requiring special medical attention, improve antenatal

115 People Fall Ill After Eating Golgappas from Street Cart in Rajasthan, 12 Hospitalised

Divya Delhi : Jaipur July 16 At least 115 people reportedly fell ill after consuming golgappas from a roadside street cart in Rajasthan, with 12 of them requiring hospitalisation due to severe symptoms of suspected food poisoning. According to health officials, those affected complained of vomiting, diarrhoea, stomach pain, and nausea shortly after eating the

Rajasthan Government to Conduct Intensive Health Screening of All Pregnant Women

Divya Delhi : Jaipur Rajasthan The Rajasthan government has announced an intensive health screening campaign for all pregnant women across the state to strengthen maternal healthcare and ensure the early detection of pregnancy-related complications. The initiative aims to improve maternal and neonatal health outcomes by providing timely medical intervention and continuous monitoring. Under the programme,

UNICEF Warns 3.7 Million Afghan Children Face Heightened Risk of Malnutrition in 2026

Divya Delhi : The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has warned that 3.7 million children in Afghanistan are at an increased risk of malnutrition in 2026, highlighting the country’s worsening humanitarian crisis. The agency said prolonged economic hardship, food insecurity, climate-related challenges, and limited access to healthcare continue to threaten the lives of millions of

High Humidity Raises Insulin Storage Risks for Diabetics During Monsoon, Experts Warn

Divya Delhi : Health experts have cautioned people with diabetes to take extra care when storing insulin during the monsoon season, as high humidity and fluctuating temperatures can reduce the medicine’s effectiveness. Insulin should be kept within the recommended temperature range and protected from direct sunlight, excessive heat, and freezing. Doctors warn that leaving insulin

Millions Dependent on US-Funded HIV/AIDS Programs Face Uncertainty as Funding Cliff Nears

Divya Delhi : Millions of people worldwide who depend on United States-funded HIV/AIDS programs are facing uncertainty as critical funding approaches a financial cliff. The concern follows delays and uncertainty over future US government support for global HIV/AIDS initiatives, raising fears of disruptions in treatment, prevention, and healthcare services. Health experts warn that reduced funding

Meghalaya CM Directs Fast-Track Completion of Hospital Project in Garo Hills

Divya Delhi : Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma has directed officials to expedite the construction of a hospital in the Garo Hills region to strengthen healthcare infrastructure and ensure timely access to medical services. During a review of the project, the Chief Minister stressed the need to complete the work without delays and instructed

AIIMS Delhi Uses Blockchain Technology to Recruit Nearly 460 Employees

Divya Delhi : All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi conducted the recruitment process for nearly 460 vacant posts AIIMS Delhi used blockchain technology to streamline and secure the recruitment process, filling close to 460 vacancies while enhancing transparency, authenticity, and efficiency in document verification and candidate selection. The recruitment drive was carried out