Mercury failing

Renal risk

From common medicine to prevent bleeding during cardiac surgery

Simply Put: A generic health day in India

Health spending increases in lower-income countries: WHO report

However, people are still paying too much out of their own pockets

Unhealthy affair: Book review - Make Health in India

An exhaustive analysis of the challenges India faces in the health sector

Bad influence

World Mental Health Day: WHO-FIFA installs friendship benches to promote mental-health awareness

Project focuses on sports’ role in promoting mental well-being

Treat a fever, get a wheeze

Pill on net

Rajasthan’s Right To Health Bill lacks teeth, say experts

Implementation timeframe, process missing from document

Nothing is good enough

Even pesticides based on herbal extracts can affect brain functioning

Red alert

Blood storage bags are unhealthy

A pill a day

Keeps death away

The ideal gap

A two-and-a-half-year gap is ideal between births for the health of the babies

Chemical sours mother's milk

Burglar in the brain

Study reveals how lead hampers learning in children

World Health Day: Indian tale of unfulfilled goals

India short of five lakh doctors and the situation is worse than Vietnam

A year later, the government’s promises on mental health still unfulfilled

No update on Mental Health Care Bill, other promises

A healthy future

Walking improves mental faculties of the elderly

Insight on suicides

Scientists track down the eight-most critical factors which lead to suicides

An urban nightmare

Putting off sleep could spell trouble

Terror stricken

Even the womb fails to protect

The fag end

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What an irony!

Sleepy concern

Indiscriminate use of melatonin is being debated by the public health authorities in the US