Team MD | Last Updated: July 2, 2026 A multinational Salmonella outbreak linked to instant noodle products has infected more than 100 people across the United Kingdom and 13 other European countries, prompting an extensive food safety investigation and product recalls. European health authorities have confirmed 106 cases connected to the outbreak, which has been…
Slow Bowel Cancer: A new study from Newcastle University suggests that even short bursts of daily exercise may play a powerful role in slowing the growth of bowel cancer and supporting the body’s ability to repair damaged DNA. The findings, published in the International Journal of Cancer, provide a potential explanation for why physically active…
Positive Health News: India’s ongoing fight against Tuberculosis (TB) has taken a promising turn. According to the latest World Health Organization (WHO) Global TB Report, the country has recorded a 21% decline in TB incidence since 2015, almost double the global average reduction of 12%. This is a major achievement for India’s healthcare system and a…
Animal health officials in Goa have sounded an alert after several cases of canine distemper, a highly contagious viral disease affecting dogs, were reported in multiple regions of the state. The infection, which spreads rapidly through direct contact and airborne exposure, has caused concern among veterinarians and pet owners alike. According to officials, several stray…
Islamabad: Pakistan is witnessing a severe dengue outbreak, with the Sindh province—particularly Hyderabad—at the center of the crisis. Reports confirm that at least 16 people have lost their lives, while thousands more are battling the infection across the province. Health experts and social activists have raised alarm over what they call the Sindh government’s “criminal…
Medically Explained By Dr Ashish Panwar In an unusual and emotional medical case from West Virginia, USA, four young sisters from the same family were found to have a rare neurological condition known as Chiari malformation — a defect where part of the brain pushes down into the spinal canal. Each of the sisters was…
Medically Reviewed by Dr Ashish Panwar Fatty liver is a growing health issue around the world. It often starts quietly and shows no clear signs during the day. But many people don’t know that some of the earliest signs of liver trouble can appear at night. Whether it’s due to alcohol or not, your liver…
Medically Reviewed By Dr Sneha Heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, yet many early symptoms are subtle, silent, and dangerously easy to overlook. While we’re often taught to associate heart problems with dramatic chest pain or collapsing during a heart attack, the reality is more complex—and quieter. In many cases, your heart…
Medically Reviewed By Dr Ashish Panwar Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a progressive condition that does not develop overnight. It gradually evolves through four recognized stages, each marked by unique signs, treatment approaches, and long-term outcomes. Whether you’re a healthcare professional looking for structured staging or a patient trying to understand your diagnosis, this article…
Medically Reviewed By Dr Ratna Bhati (Epidemiologist) The Government of India, in coordination with the WHO, plans to gradually phase out the National Polio Surveillance Network (NPSN) starting June 2025. As part of this transition, the number of polio surveillance centers will be reduced from 280 to 140 by 2026–27. This is a major step…