Prashant Mathur News Today

Poor awareness, stigma due the sexual transmission of HPV and a delay in the government rollout of the vaccine are major reasons.

Creating awareness about cervical cancer, rolling out an HPV vaccine programme and improving access to treatment would help reduce deaths from the disease

 Aligarh : The Department of Radiation Oncology at Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (JNMC), AMU, kick-started the two-day XXXIV UPARIOICON-2023 UP State Chapter conference today, organised under the aegis of  Association of Radiation Oncologists

Jammu Tawi, Dec 7: A court here has rejected the bail plea of an accused recently arrested by the cyber wing of the Jammu and Kashmir Police for his alleged involvement in creating a fake website of a government department to dupe gullible job seekers. Tahir Ahmad Bhat, who claims to be a journalist from

India News: A new study has found that only 30% of women in India are diagnosed with breast cancer when the disease is still confined to the breast, while 59% are

Experts stressed the importance of implementing evidence-based stroke care to mitigate disability and prevent new strokes

Stroke, a highly preventable and treatable condition, could lead to nearly 10 million deaths annually by 2050, primarily affecting low- and middle-income

A study has found that Indians are consuming 8 grams of salt per day, exceeding the recommended daily limit of 5 grams. The study analyzed a sample group of 3,000 adults and found that this excessive salt consumption is prevalent across all sociodemographic profiles. Men, employed individuals, tobacco users, the obese, and those with raised blood pressure exhibited even higher levels of salt consumption.

High salt intake over the years can lead to hypertension and increase risk of heart attacks and strokes, say doctors

India News: A study published in the journal Nature Portfolio reveals that the average Indian consumes 8g of salt daily, exceeding the recommended daily limit of