A new Lancet report warns chronic kidney disease is rising rapidly worldwide and could become the fifth leading cause of death by 2040.
A new Lancet study reveals mental disorders have become the top cause of disability globally, highlighting the growing impact of depression, anxiety and other conditions.
Frequent UTIs within six months could be more than a common infection. A new study links recurrent urinary infections to possible early bladder cancer risk.
From hormones to heart health, The Lancet warns plastic exposure could double disease risk by 2040, threatening public health worldwide without urgent action.
A new Lancet study confirms paracetamol is safe during pregnancy, showing no increased risk of autism or ADHD, debunking earlier claims.
Just 20 30 minutes of daily walking can reduce early death risk by 15%, reveals a Lancet study. Simple movement habits boost longevity and heart health.
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) has become a major global health concern, claiming 15 lakh lives each year. India alone accounts for 138 million cases, according to The Lancet report.
The findings suggest that fossil fuels played a major role in the 38 per cent increase since 2010. The report, which has now been published in The Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change, was prepared by 128 experts from 71 academic institutions and UN agencies.
A new study published in the lancet HIV Journal highlights a significant reduction in HIV cases and deaths however, the United Nations is still far from eradicating AIDS-related deaths by 2030.
A recent Lancet study claims that antibacterial resistance will claim over 39 million lives over the span of 25 years; South Asia may be among the worst sufferers.
India recorded the second highest cancer death cases in Asia. Highest number was recorded by China with Japan as the third highest contributor, revealed a recent Lancet Study.
Lancet study reveals a strong link between air pollution and the risk of asthma attacks among children and teenagers living in low-income urban environments.
A new study conducted by The Lancet reported that by 2050, 1.31 billion people may be suffering from diabetes worldwide.
The controversial report claimed that largely, unrestricted over-the-counter sales of most antibiotics were among the reasons behind the inappropriate use of the drugs
For the first time, a study in the medical journal Lancet has released the details of how harmful alcohol is according to age, gender, country and for what period.
Covid Will Die In The Nose: 94% Effective Nasal Spray Made in India, Claims Lancet Study
The Lancet research team stated in their study about the possibility of shortening the symptoms and reducing the time span of the monkeypox disease by some antiviral medications. Research on the feasibility of these antivirals is still underway.
It was also associated with greater mood instability, higher neuroticism scores, more subjective loneliness, lower happiness and health satisfaction, and slower reaction time.
More deaths are caused by pollution than wars and AIDS combined according to The Lancet.
An extra multi-parametric MRI (MP-MRI) scan may help one in four or 27 per cent men avoid an unnecessary biopsy.
Sounding an alarm bell for those who take unnecessary stress at workplace or at home.
Improvements in sanitation, immunisations, indoor air quality and nutrition in poor countries are the reasons.
Shocking India is the third most obese country, globally.
Are our policies to fight child malnutrition deeply flawed?
A new Lancet report warns chronic kidney disease is rising rapidly worldwide and could become the fifth leading cause of death by 2040.
A new Lancet study reveals mental disorders have become the top cause of disability globally, highlighting the growing impact of depression, anxiety and other conditions.
Frequent UTIs within six months could be more than a common infection. A new study links recurrent urinary infections to possible early bladder cancer risk.
From hormones to heart health, The Lancet warns plastic exposure could double disease risk by 2040, threatening public health worldwide without urgent action.
A new Lancet study confirms paracetamol is safe during pregnancy, showing no increased risk of autism or ADHD, debunking earlier claims.
Just 20 30 minutes of daily walking can reduce early death risk by 15%, reveals a Lancet study. Simple movement habits boost longevity and heart health.
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) has become a major global health concern, claiming 15 lakh lives each year. India alone accounts for 138 million cases, according to The Lancet report.
The findings suggest that fossil fuels played a major role in the 38 per cent increase since 2010. The report, which has now been published in The Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change, was prepared by 128 experts from 71 academic institutions and UN agencies.
A new study published in the lancet HIV Journal highlights a significant reduction in HIV cases and deaths however, the United Nations is still far from eradicating AIDS-related deaths by 2030.
A recent Lancet study claims that antibacterial resistance will claim over 39 million lives over the span of 25 years; South Asia may be among the worst sufferers.
India recorded the second highest cancer death cases in Asia. Highest number was recorded by China with Japan as the third highest contributor, revealed a recent Lancet Study.
Lancet study reveals a strong link between air pollution and the risk of asthma attacks among children and teenagers living in low-income urban environments.
A new study conducted by The Lancet reported that by 2050, 1.31 billion people may be suffering from diabetes worldwide.
The controversial report claimed that largely, unrestricted over-the-counter sales of most antibiotics were among the reasons behind the inappropriate use of the drugs
For the first time, a study in the medical journal Lancet has released the details of how harmful alcohol is according to age, gender, country and for what period.
Covid Will Die In The Nose: 94% Effective Nasal Spray Made in India, Claims Lancet Study
The Lancet research team stated in their study about the possibility of shortening the symptoms and reducing the time span of the monkeypox disease by some antiviral medications. Research on the feasibility of these antivirals is still underway.
It was also associated with greater mood instability, higher neuroticism scores, more subjective loneliness, lower happiness and health satisfaction, and slower reaction time.
More deaths are caused by pollution than wars and AIDS combined according to The Lancet.
An extra multi-parametric MRI (MP-MRI) scan may help one in four or 27 per cent men avoid an unnecessary biopsy.
Sounding an alarm bell for those who take unnecessary stress at workplace or at home.
Improvements in sanitation, immunisations, indoor air quality and nutrition in poor countries are the reasons.
Shocking India is the third most obese country, globally.
Are our policies to fight child malnutrition deeply flawed?
