Thalassaemia community hails new blood transfusion Bills, seeks quick approval

Patients and advocates say the proposed laws promise long-overdue standards, oversight, and dignity in India’s blood safety system

Delhi doctors ‘rebuild’ thumb for Sudanese soldier using rare ‘toe-to-thumb’ surgery

A Sudanese soldier who lost his thumb and fingers to a gunshot injury regained hand function after a toe-to-thumb surgery in Delhi

Over 30 patients with uncontrolled diabetes fully recovered through surgery: AIIMS Delhi

According to AIIMS doctors, every single patient who underwent the surgery is now free of diabetes medications, marking a remarkable milestone in diabetes management.

Health: Survey shows substance use among students starts at 12

Fifteen per cent of the participants reported substance use at least once, while 10 per cent reported substance use in the past one year, the study said.

Chronic kidney diseases may accelerate cognitive decline; effects sex-specific: Study

The decline is primarily due to damage to the "heart-brain link" triggered by chronic kidney illness, it said.

Delhi hospital successfully treats child suffering from rare bone cancer through stem cell transplant

Madhukar Rainbow Children’s Hospital doctors perform complex procedure to cure relapsed Ewing’s Sarcoma

‘Shelves are empty’: LNJP Hospital faces severe medicine shortage

Patients at Delhi govt's largest hospital are being forced to buy basic supplies and life-saving injections as procurement delays cripple essential services

Short supply, rising despair: patients at RML Hospital forced to buy own surgical essentials

Families at Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital say they are spending thousands on gloves, gowns, and medicines amid acute shortages in operation theatres