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Tamil Nadu to ease hospital approval process
short by / on Friday, 31 July, 2026
Tamil Nadu government is preparing to introduce a single-window clearance system for hospitals to boost healthcare investment. The move aims to reduce approval delays, simplify regulatory processes and improve transparency. Officials said the system could cut approval timelines from years to months, making it easier to develop new healthcare infrastructure projects across the state.
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JP Nadda highlights India’s global drug regulatory vision
short by / on Friday, 31 July, 2026
At the first Global Drug Regulatory Conclave 2026, Health Minister JP Nadda highlighted the need for a reliable, science-based and transparent regulatory system to ensure safe, affordable and quality medicines. He said India, as the pharmacy of the world, will strengthen global cooperation through regulatory reforms, digital transformation, information sharing and scientific partnerships.
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Jharkhand reports 16,728 malaria cases in six months
short by / on Friday, 31 July, 2026
Jharkhand reported 16,728 malaria cases between January and June 2026, with nearly 76% cases from East and West Singhbhum districts. The state also recorded 77 dengue cases in June. Authorities have directed departments to strengthen surveillance, mosquito control, timely treatment and awareness campaigns to tackle rising vector-borne diseases across the state.
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New GMHAT tool to improve mental healthcare in Rajasthan
short by / on Friday, 31 July, 2026
Rajasthan has launched the Global Mental Health Assessment Tool (GMHAT) to improve mental healthcare services through early detection and digital screening. The web-based platform provides diagnostic reports and connects patients with psychiatrists via telemedicine. Initially introduced at Jaipur Medical College, Jodhpur Medical College and AIIMS Jodhpur, it will later expand across the state.
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Bhilwara hospital maternal death toll rises to 7
short by / on Friday, 31 July, 2026
Two more women died due to severe postpartum bleeding after normal deliveries at Mahatma Gandhi Hospital in Bhilwara, Rajasthan. The latest deaths have raised the maternal death toll at the government hospital to seven in July. Authorities said neither woman was identified as high-risk during pregnancy and an inquiry has been launched into the incidents.
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New surgery technique removes brain tumour through nasal route
short by / on Friday, 31 July, 2026
Indian-American Army surgeon Major Jagatkumar Patel and neurosurgeon Lt. Col. Charles Miller developed a minimally invasive technique to remove brain tumours without opening the skull. Using a nasal route and an endoscopic camera, they successfully removed a large pituitary tumour from a patient, helping achieve faster recovery with fewer complications compared to traditional surgery.
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5 patients develop eye infection after cataract surgery in Raj
short by / on Friday, 31 July, 2026
Five patients developed severe eye infections after cataract surgeries at a government hospital in Kuchaman City, Rajasthan. Their condition worsened within 24 hours, following which they were shifted to Jaipur's SMS Hospital for specialised care. A medical board has been formed to monitor treatment as doctors work to protect their eyesight and manage the complications.
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Why everyone over 40 needs a yearly lung function test
short by / on Friday, 31 July, 2026
Annual lung function testing after age 40 can detect early signs of chronic respiratory diseases before symptoms appear. Doctors recommend regular screening, especially for smokers, former smokers, and people exposed to pollution or occupational hazards, to monitor lung health, guide timely treatment, and preserve breathing capacity as they age.
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Can drinking hot water lower blood pressure?
short by / on Friday, 31 July, 2026
Many people believe drinking hot water can lower blood pressure, but cardiologists say the evidence is limited. While staying hydrated supports heart health, hot water alone does not treat hypertension. Managing blood pressure requires a balanced diet, regular exercise, stress control, prescribed medications when needed, and routine monitoring.
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Why is vitamin C a monsoon essential for strong immunity?
short by / on Friday, 31 July, 2026
Vitamin C plays a vital role in strengthening immunity during the monsoon by supporting white blood cell function, reducing inflammation, and helping the body fight seasonal infections. Doctors recommend consuming vitamin C-rich fruits and vegetables daily to boost immune defences, promote faster recovery, and maintain overall health during the rainy season.
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