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25, Jun 2026
India Launches AIR SUVIDHA 2.0 for Travellers from Ebola-Affected Countries

New Delhi, June 25: The Government of India has launched AIR SUVIDHA 2.0, a digital health declaration system for passengers arriving from Ebola-affected countries, to strengthen public health screening and border preparedness. The upgraded platform will require travellers from identified high-risk countries to submit health and travel details online before…

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25, Jun 2026
New Peer-Reviewed Study Published Ahead of World Vitiligo Day Demonstrates Improved Outcomes When GliSODin® Is Combined With Targeted Phototherapy

Research Published in Photodermatology, Photoimmunology & Photomedicine Shows Significant Improvements in Repigmentation and Quality of Life for Patients With Localized Vitiligo PARIS, France, June 25: New clinical research published in the peer-reviewed journal Photodermatology, Photoimmunology & Photomedicine demonstrates that combining oral gliadin-protected superoxide dismutase (GP-SOD), the patented antioxidant technology behind GliSODin®, with targeted…

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25, Jun 2026
Supporting Children and Young People’s Mental Health

June 25: ACEs are potentially traumatic experiences that occur before the age of 18 and can include parental separation, substance misuse, mental illness within the household, abuse, racism, bullying and involvement with child protection systems. While much of the existing research has focused on the long-term impacts of ACEs in…

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25, Jun 2026
UK Hospital Opens Rooftop Critical Care Garden With 60 Beds: Is This The Future Of Healthcare?

June 25 : A UK hospital has unveiled a 60-bed rooftop critical care garden designed for ICU patients, blending nature, sunlight, and rehabilitation. Experts say such healing spaces may improve recovery, sleep quality, mental health, and overall patient outcomes. Can a garden become part of intensive care treatment? A hospital…

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24, Jun 2026
Toray Develops Breakthrough Hydrophilic Coating for Contact Lenses and Other Silicone-Based Medical Devices

Tokyo, Japan, June 24: Toray Industries, Inc. announced today that it has developed an innovative hydrophilic coating that enhances the wettability of silicone materials by more than 20 times. This breakthrough enables silicone to achieve durable hydrophilicity, opening new possibilities for contact lenses and a broad range of medical device applications.…

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24, Jun 2026
Anytime Fitness Continues India Expansion Journey, Launches New Club in RP Block Pitampura

Delhi, June 24: Strengthening its growth momentum in North India, Anytime Fitness, India’s fastest-growing fitness franchise and part of the world’s largest gym chain, has unveiled its newest club in RP Block, Pitampura. The launch underscores the brand’s continued commitment to making premium, world-class fitness more accessible across fast-growing urban…

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24, Jun 2026
Ebola Cases in DR Congo Cross 1,000 as WHO Flags Unusually High Early Spread

June 24: The Democratic Republic of the Congo has reported 1,094 Ebola cases amid a sharp early surge in the outbreak, with the World Health Organization (WHO) noting the unusually high caseload recorded in the first month. Health authorities said the rapid rise in infections has triggered intensified response measures,…

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24, Jun 2026
India Emerges as Global Generics Powerhouse, Says Expert

June 24: India’s strong position in global pharmaceutical markets, particularly its approximately 20 per cent share in global generic drug exports, provides a solid foundation for sustained industry growth, according to industry experts. Experts note that this leadership in generics reflects India’s robust manufacturing ecosystem, cost competitiveness and deep expertise…

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24, Jun 2026
Rare tumour in 9-month-old treated successfully at Apollo Hospitals, Bangalore

Bengaluru, June 24: Doctors at Apollo Hospitals, Bannerghatta Road, successfully treated a nine-month-old baby girl from Anantapur diagnosed with a rare germ cell tumour involving her lower back. The child was brought to the hospital after her family noticed a rapidly enlarging swelling that had progressed over two to three…

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24, Jun 2026
Mayo Clinic Researchers Map Key Protein Linked to Cancer, Neurological Diseases

ROCHESTER, Minn: After nearly four decades of research, Mayo Clinic scientists have revealed the molecular structures of protein kinase C beta (PKCβ), a key protein linked to cancer and neurological diseases. The findings, published in Nature Communications, provide the first detailed view of how the protein works and how the…