In a landmark reform aimed at enhancing healthcare affordability across India, the GST Council, under the leadership of Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, has approved sweeping changes to the Goods and Services Tax (GST) structure. Beginning September 22, 2025, the revamped GST 2.0 brings significant relief by completely exempting 33 lifesaving medications—previously taxed at 12%—and three...
Prolonged Smartphone Use on the Toilet Linked to Increased Hemorrhoid Risk, New Study Reveals
In the age of digital convenience, smartphones have become constant companions—even in the bathroom. However, emerging research suggests that this modern habit may come with an unexpected health cost. A new study published in the journal PLOS ONE reveals a strong correlation between smartphone use during bowel movements and an increased incidence of hemorrhoids among...
Second Baby Dies After Rat Bite at Indore’s MY Hospital, State Orders High-Level Probe
Indore’s government-run Maharaja Yeshwantrao (MY) Hospital is under intense scrutiny this week after a second newborn lost her life under disturbing circumstances within the hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The infant, admitted with severe congenital health issues, was reportedly bitten by a rat on her finger—though officials insist it contributed only minor abrasions, not...
Misdiagnosed by AI: Ireland Man Discovers Stage-4 Cancer After Delayed Treatment
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of modern workplaces and daily life, assisting with everything from productivity to communication. Increasingly, people are also turning to AI tools for personal matters, including health-related questions. However, experts warn that blindly trusting AI-generated medical advice can have devastating consequences, as shown in a recent case from...
Rajasthan Woman, 55, Gives Birth to 17th Child Amid Severe Poverty in Udaipur
In a shocking incident from Rajasthan, a 55-year-old woman, Rekha Galbelia, from Udaipur’s tribal community, gave birth to her 17th child at the Jhadol Community Health Centre on Tuesday. The case has raised serious concerns over healthcare awareness, family planning, and poverty in marginalized communities. Rekha had previously given birth to 16 children, but tragically...
Excessive ORS Consumption Can Harm Brain, Kidneys, and Overall Health: Experts Warn
Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) is widely regarded as a life-saving remedy against dehydration caused by diarrhoea, heatstroke, or excessive sweating. However, health experts now caution that excessive and unnecessary intake of ORS may trigger serious health complications affecting the brain, kidneys, and overall body balance. A report published in The Times of India highlights eight...
Inside Tamannaah Bhatia’s Radiant Glow: Gut‑Skin Harmony, Early Anti‑Aging, and an Unconventional Acne Hack
Renowned Indian actress Tamannaah Bhatia, admired for her luminous, “milk-beauty” complexion, recently unveiled her deep-rooted health and skincare philosophy—integrating gut awareness, proactive anti-aging, and even a quirky acne remedy—during an insightful interview with Private media house. A Surprisingly Intimate Acne Fix: Morning Saliva When asked about her go-to solution for pesky pimples, Tamannaah opted for...
World Mosquito Day 2025: History, Importance, and Global Call for Disease Prevention
World Mosquito Day is observed annually on August 20 to raise awareness about the health risks posed by mosquitoes and the critical need to control the diseases they transmit. In 2025, this globally recognized day will fall on Wednesday, August 20. Despite their small size, mosquitoes are among the deadliest creatures on the planet, responsible...
Top 10 Brain-Boosting Foods You Must Eat in Your 40s for Better Mental Health
What you eat plays a critical role in brain health, especially as you enter your 40s. At this age, the brain begins to show early signs of aging, such as slower memory recall and reduced focus. A nutrient-rich diet can help maintain cognitive strength, protect brain cells, and lower the risk of neurodegenerative diseases later...
New Study Reveals Highly Sensitive Individuals Are More Vulnerable to Anxiety and Depression
People with heightened sensitivity to their surroundings may be more susceptible to mental health challenges like anxiety and depression, according to a recent study conducted by researchers at Queen Mary University of London. Sensitivity, in this context, is described as an individual’s elevated ability to notice and react to subtle environmental cues such as bright...









