
Fresh government survey data reveals a striking healthcare divide—patients in parts of North and Northeast India are spending heavily even at public hospitals, while private care is proving far more expensive in many southern and border states.

Experts say a commonly mild infection may trigger acute liver failure in vulnerable patients; urge vaccination, screening and early treatment as fatty liver cases surge across India.


Doctors say smaller, effective doses and vial-sharing could ease patient burden, but pricing rules and access barriers keep treatment out of reach for many.
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Authorities in Madhya Pradesh have flagged the sale of prescription-only codeine syrups at inflated prices, with reports pointing to diversion from legal supply chains and misuse as an intoxicant.

Food Safety Department seals warehouse, loads 27 trucks of seized goods for destruction after complaint exposes alleged plan to reprint dates and resell items.

Global Mind Health 2025 report shows sharp generational divide, with young adults ranking 60th worldwide and elders closer to functional norms.

EVM complaints trigger repoll in 15 West Bengal booths

Delhi Capitals chase 226 to end slump, Parag’s 90 in vain

May to see over 110% rainfall, IMD flags storm risks

Five killed in Texas plane crash as pickleball trip turns fatal

UNESCO opens nominations for Girls’ and Women’s Education Prize 2026

EVM complaints trigger repoll in 15 West Bengal booths

Mamata Banerjee warns of ‘life-and-death’ fight over alleged EVM tampering

Suspected respiratory infection kills 5 tigers in 9 days at Kanha Tiger Reserve

Illness Has a PIN Code in India: New NSS Data Shows Where Treatment Hurts the Most

Supreme Court Pulls Up AIIMS Over Plea Against Minor Rape Survivor’s Pregnancy Termination
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