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The Supreme Court has raised concerns regarding inflated prices of essential medicines, particularly cancer drugs, sold at exorbitant markups. Justices Vikram Nath and SVN Bhatti criticized pharma companies for neglecting the struggles of ordinary people. They urged the government to consider a uniform pricing rule that limits maximum retail prices. The court highlighted the burden on taxpayers due to inflated medical expenses reimbursed under public health schemes.
SC upholds HC order, clarifies scope of Fortis forensic audit
The Supreme Court maintained the Delhi HC's directive for a forensic audit of certain banking transactions. This audit specifically concerns transactions involving Fortis Healthcare Ltd and its former promoters. The audit aims to examine transactions related to the erosion of shareholding in Fortis Healthcare.
ChrysCapital to take minority stake in Linux laboratories
Linux Laboratories has secured $70 million in equity funding from ChrysCapital and Tata Capital Healthcare Fund III. This investment involves both primary capital and a secondary purchase, marking Tata Capital Healthcare Fund II's full exit. The funding will help Linux deepen its presence in existing specialties and expand into new therapeutic areas.
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IHH plans to raise Fortis stake to 51%, expand capacity to 10,000 beds by 2031
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Advent International seeks CCI green channel clearances for Yatharth Hospital stake buy
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SC flags a costly dose of markups, asks for 16% cap on essential meds
A Bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta asked the Centre why the maximum retail price (MRP) of essential medicines such as cancer drugs could not be capped at 16 per cent
Ashwagandhas 24-week safety test brings reassuring findings: Report
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Medanta acquires land in Ghaziabad for 166 cr, to build 350-bed hospital
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Medanta operator Global Health buys Ghaziabad land for Rs 166 cr to build 350-bed hospital
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Pizza For Langar! US Gurudwara Serves Italian Favourite To Devotees
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Making Aloo Pyaaz Kachori At Home? Follow These 6 Tips
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Sun Pharma plans $1 billion local debt sale for loan takeout, sources say
Sun Pharma is planning to raise about Rs 10,000 crore through rupee-denominated bonds to partly refinance a bridge loan used for its Organon acquisition, according to Reuters. The drugmaker is expected to issue two-, three- and four-year bonds as Indian companies increasingly turn to domestic debt amid high US borrowing costs and expectations of an RBI rate hike.
Pomegranate compound improved heart function by 80% in animal tests
H1N1 dominates India's flu cases, accounts for 75 pc of positive samples: WHO report
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Female Burmese pythons tested as lures fail to boost wild python detections in Florida
World Heart Day 2026: 6 Simple Ways to Reduce Heart Attack Risk, Habits to Start Today
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55-million-year-old fossil bird shows how trogons evolved their unusual feet
A Memorable Meal Harsh Goenka Tries 10-Course Vegetarian Menu At World's No. 1 Restaurant
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Heart risk before 35? Nearly 6 in 10 young workers show warning markers
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Scientists left bamboo forests alone for 30 years; biomass rose 161%, phosphorus stocks grew 379%
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Video: 'I Used To Hide From My Friends', Ex-Swiggy Delivery Boy Now Runs Two Seafood Ventures
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Artificial beaver dams raised bat activity 3.9 times; amphibians returned
Kerala HC says exorbitant drug prices can trigger government intervention in patented medicines
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Satellite-as-a-Service: IN-SPACe sets rules for hosted Indian, foreign payloads
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When Is Durga Puja 2026? Traditional Bengali Foods That Mark The Occasion
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Why Your Fried Rice Doesn't Taste Like Takeaway And How To Fix It
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Illinois is starting a roughly $15 million restoration of 794 acres at Dutch Gap Forest Preserve
Feeling Dizzy During Period? Gynaecologist Shares 6 Possible Causes
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What is Decision Fatigue? Expert Shares 7 Signs You Are Tired Of Making Choices
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Frequent wet dreams may cause worry about sperm count, but they do not automatically mean low fertility. out how sperm production works, and if ejaculation can temporarily affect semen.
Western snowy plovers return to California beach after 40 years as 212 birds are released since 2016
Hair Around Nipples? Doctor Explains What's Normal, Common Causes And When To Worry
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India's top court disposes of Fortis' petition against IHH Healthcare unit
Malaysia's IHH Healthcare said on Monday that India's top court has disposed of Fortis Healthcare's petition challenging a court-ordered forensic audit relating to a stake purchase by an IHH Healthcare unit in the Indian healthcare provider.
Kenyan savanna tree cover falls after elephants and giraffes return following 18-year exclusion
Excess Screen Time May Affect Children's Spine Health: Experts
Long periods of screen use, prolonged sitting and poor posture may be linked to back, neck and other spinal problems among children and teenagers, physiotherapy experts have said. Experts from the Indian Association of Physiotherapists (IAP)highlighted the issue during the World Physiotherapy Asia Western Pacific (WPAWP) Regional Conference 2026at Yashobhoomi in Delhi. The event brought together more than 10,000 physiotherapy professionals and delegates from India and 32 countries to discuss emerging issues in physical health, rehabilitation and preventive care. Why Children's Screen Habits Matter Dr Sanjiv K Jha, IAP president and organising chair of the WPAWP Regional Conference 2026, said the concern goes beyond simply counting the number of hours children spend on screens. He said sitting in the same position for extended periods, limited physical movement and repeatedly looking down at smartphones can put additional strain on the neck and back. According to experts, children should be encouraged to combine screen use with regular movement, proper posture and adequate physical activity. However, they cautioned that screen time alone should not be treated as a definite or single cause of back pain. Scientific research has reported associations between sedentary behaviour and spinal pain in children and adolescents, but the relationship is more complex. Screen Use and Neck Pain Research has also examined the possible connection between sedentary habits and neck discomfort among young people. A systematic review and meta-analysis reported a mild association between sedentary behaviour and neck pain in children and adolescents. Another study of 970 school-aged children found links between overall screen exposure, passive gaming and social media use and neck and shoulder pain at one follow-up assessment. The way children position their bodies while using devices may also play a role. Research involving children aged five to 12 found that smartphone use was associated with changes in head and neck flexion and craniocervical posture, particularly when the children were seated. Experts Call for Regular Movement Breaks Dr Ruchi Varshney, organising secretary of WPAWP 2026, said children today can remain physically inactive for extended periods while staying mentally engaged with digital devices. She said the solution should not simply be to remove technology from children's lives. Instead, parents and schools should help children develop healthier habits while using devices. Experts recommended taking frequent movement breaks during study and screen sessions, changing sitting positions, using suitable seating and maintaining regular age-appropriate physical activity. They also advised children to avoid spending prolonged periods with their neck bent down while using smartphones. Early Attention to Persistent Pain Physiotherapy experts said preventive movement education could help children develop healthier habits and potentially reduce the risk of musculoskeletal problems. Parents and schools were advised to pay attention if a child develops pain that is recurrent or persistent and seek an early assessment when required. Dr Varshney said childhood is an important stage for developing healthy movement patterns rather than waiting until musculoskeletal problems become established. With technology increasingly integrated into education and daily life, experts stressed the importance of balancing screen use with movement, fitness and healthy spinal habits.
Two bizarre new sea spiders found in Salish Sea, with hairy legs and debris-covered bodies
Sunflower-inspired cooling system delivered 135% more cooling power
Two mountain marmots found in California cities were released in the wild near Lake Tahoe
Sun Pharma has signed an exclusive agreement with LIB Therapeutics for Lerodalcibep, a cholesterol-lowering medication. This deal covers all markets globally except for the United States and China. Lerodalcibep, a once-monthly PCSK9 inhibitor, will be marketed under the name Lyrokaul in Europe.
Archaeologists risked their lives to save 30,000 treasures from ISIS terrorists
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Fortis says it was complete stranger to Daiichi-Singh Brothers arbitration dispute
Fortis Healthcare has stated that it has no involvement in the dispute between Daiichi Sankyo and the Singh Brothers. The Supreme Court has allowed a forensic audit, affirming that previous observations were tentative. Fortis emphasized there were no penalties or liabilities imposed on them in the High Court's judgment. By March 2018, the Singh Brothers' shareholding in Fortis dropped to below 1%.
Govt, private hospitals likely to be graded on quality & safety
Niti Aayog is developing a national quality framework for public and private hospitals, aligned with international standards, to help patients compare hospitals and improve healthcare quality. The framework will include patient safety, clinical outcomes, readmission rates, medication errors and specialty-specific indicators such as survival and mortality rates.
CDSCO steps up scrutiny of pharma drugs containing narcotic substances
The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation is addressing regulatory gaps related to the illegal diversion of pharmaceutical drugs. Following the National Committee for Coordination on Drug Trafficking meeting, specific targets have been assigned to CDSCO. The drugs consultative committee will examine current regulations to recommend improvements. Union home minister Amit Shah emphasized the need for a coordinated strategy against evolving drug trafficking.
Burmese pythons are climbing trees, revealing differences between adults and juveniles
Video: This Cafe Is Designed Like Rajbaris, 250-Year-Old Royal Palaces In Kolkata
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Assam Man Left Security Guard Job To Build Paratha Brand, Now Earns Rs 50 Lakh Per Month
From working as a daily-wage labourer and security guard to mastering paratha-making, Diganta Das built his own frozen food business in Assam with his life savings of Rs 7 lakh.
Video: Ahmedabad Stall Owner Sells 2,500 Vada Pav In Four Hours, Thanks Customers
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Fortis Healthcare confident forensic audit will clear company in share transfer dispute
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Want To Make This Daughters Day Extra Special? Whip Up These 10 Irresistible Desserts
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Why reindeer eyes turn deep blue in winter and how it helps them see in Arctic twilight
Scientist turns $80 motel room into lab, discovers two new amoeba species
Assam Tea Goes Premium, Pu'er Tea Cake Sells For Rs 12,000 Per kg At Auction
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Why Does Your Mind Become More Active The Moment You Get Into Bed?
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Dublin Bay gets 18,000 oysters after 200 years without native reefs
Cardiac Arrest vs Heart Attack vs Heart Failure: Key Differences Explained By Cardiologist
Heart conditions have become very common these days. It is no longer limited to the elderly, which is alarming. To raise awareness about heart diseases, we spoke to a cardiologist who shared major differences between a heart attack, heart failure, and cardiac arrest.
Ohio solar farm becomes home to 3 million honey bees across 50 hives
Essential Oils for Seasonal Allergies: Benefits, How To Use, and Tips for Caution
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Ayush services sector growing fast; projected to hit up to USD 318 billion by 2047: Study
The Ayush services sector is projected to reach USD 216-318 billion by 2047 as it continues to expand. This sector reported a 16.91 percent compound annual growth rate since 2022-23 and supported 1.76 million livelihoods. Clinics and day-care centers generated the majority of the sector's revenue, with Ayurveda leading individual systems. The sector's role in Medical Value Travel is also notable with international patients contributing substantially to revenues.
Love Your Kebabs and Sausages? Eating Red and Processed Meat Regularly Might Cause Colorectal Cancer
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Challenging Science : China's Grilled Ice Cubes Street Snack Leaves Internet Confused
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Feeling Colder During Period? Doctor Explains Causes and Tips to Manage
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Is Your Light Dinner Making You Eat More the Next Day? Expert Shares Why It May Be Happening
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Why Travel Can Leave You Constipated, Expert Shares Potential Causes and How to Prevent It
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Burning Sensation From Skincare Products? 7 Possible Reasons and Tips to Deal With It
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IMA advises against antibiotic use as seasonal swine flu cases rise
The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has urged people not to use antibiotics for swine flu symptoms, warning that indiscriminate use of drugs such as azithromycin, amoxicillin-clavulanate and cefixime during the ongoing seasonal Influenza A (H1N1) surge could worsen antimicrobial resistance without offering any benefit against the viral infection. In an advisor, the IMA said Influenza A (H1N1) is a viral illness, and antibiotics should only be prescribed if a qualified physician confirms a secondary bacterial infection based on clinical and laboratory findings. It also cautioned against self-medication with antiviral drugs such as oseltamivir, saying these are prescription medicines meant only for specific clinical categories under medical supervision. The advisory comes amid a seasonal rise in H1N1 cases during the monsoon, with Delhi reporting more than 1,770 laboratory-confirmed infections and additional cases being recorded in Maharashtra, Karnataka and West Bengal. According to the IMA, surveillance by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) shows that the circulating virus remains the seasonal Influenza A (H1N1) strain, with no evidence of new genetic mutations. The association said most H1N1 infections remain mild and self-limiting and there is no cause for panic, though people should remain vigilant. The IMA said common symptoms include sudden high fever, dry cough, sore throat, severe body aches, fatigue, headache, nasal congestion and, particularly in children, nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea. It advised immediate medical attention if patients develop breathing difficulty, chest pain, bluish discolouration of the lips or fingers, coughing up blood, confusion, seizures, persistent vomiting or inability to drink fluids. In children, poor feeding, lethargy, grunting and severe chest retractions require urgent evaluation. The association also reiterated preventive measures, including frequent handwashing, covering coughs and sneezes, wearing a well-fitted mask in crowded enclosed spaces, staying home until at least 24 hours after fever subsides, and annual influenza vaccination for healthcare workers, pregnant women, older adults and people with chronic illnesses.
