‘Cut the carbs!’ It’s an instruction you may have heard too often when talking about weight loss. But is giving up on staples like rice and roti the answer? Can you imagine a meal without rice or roti? Not if you are Indian. New diet trends suggest avoiding these carbs…

According to a survey, 69 per cent of households in the Delhi-NCR region have reported that at least one member of their family has flu symptoms. And doctors suggest that H3N2 infections are detected in most cases With the monsoon receding in North India, there has been a sharp rise…

India is in the midst of a quiet but profound demographic shift. Once preoccupied with curbing population growth, the country is now grappling with declining fertility rates across both urban and rural regions. According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), India’s Total Fertility Rate (TFR) has already dipped below…

The director general of health services (DGHS) has issued a directive, stating physiotherapists are not entitled to use the prefix ‘Dr’. The primary regulatory body attached to Ministry of Health said using the title could confuse or even mislead patients into believing that they are trained medical doctors Physiotherapists across…

For the first time ever, global childhood obesity now outstrips underweight, affecting 1 in 10 school-aged children. UNICEF warns ultra-processed food and poor policy have created a new, urgent form of malnutrition. For the first time in modern history, global childhood obesity has eclipsed underweight among school-aged children and adolescents,…

In 2024, 89 countries had universal access to at least basic drinking water, of which 31 had universal access to safely managed services More than two billion people worldwide still lack access to safely-managed drinking water, the United Nations said Tuesday, warning that progress towards universal coverage was moving nowhere…

Videos promoting #testosteronemaxxing are racking up millions of views. Like “ looksmaxxing” or “ fibremaxxing”, this trend takes something related to body image (improving your looks) or health (eating a lot of fibre) and pushes it to extreme levels. Testosterone or “T” maxxing encourages young men – mostly teenage boys…

The United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) has warned against using aluminium cookware under the brand Tiger White, manufactured by Saraswati Strips Pvt Ltd. The health regulator found that its products could release unsafe levels of lead, a toxic heavy metal linked to serious health problems The kind of…

A ground-breaking new study has highlighted the crucial role of disrupted communication between the brain and liver in causing severe weight loss that impacts a large fraction of cancer patients. Oncologists stressed that understanding the metabolic and neural drivers of this syndrome could be key to improving outcomes for thousands…

For the last ten years, Sughra Ayaz has walked from house to house in southeastern Pakistan, urging parents to permit their children to receive polio vaccinations as part of a worldwide drive to eliminate the crippling illness. She often hears their concerns and objections. Some are rooted in daily struggles…

The death of someone deeply loved is one of life’s most painful experiences. But beyond the emotional toll, new research suggests that grief can actually shorten lives. A decade-long study from Denmark has found that people enduring the most severe and unrelenting grief were far more likely to die within…

Since Israel launched its war on Gaza in October 2023, dozens have died from starvation and malnutrition-related conditions. The majority of these deaths have been recorded in recent months, as the already fragile humanitarian situation collapsed further. In March this year, Israel tightened its blockade into what aid workers describe…

Erica Lust, the founder of a Swedish adult entertainment company, said she started offering 30-minute masturbation breaks to her employees during Covid-19 as a means to reduce stress. The experiment soon received a positive response, with employees feeling ’less aggression’ and ‘more productive’, prompting the firm to make the policy…

When Claire Paré was a classroom teacher, working in a setting where every minute, down to the bathroom breaks, was scheduled, she brought granola bars, fruit and protein shakes to school so she’d be prepared when hunger hits. Then she transitioned to a job at education publisher McGraw Hill. Working…

A 10-month-old baby girl in Sweden developed a ‘micropenis’ after she frequently lay on her father’s bare chest, who applied a strong testosterone gel as part of a hormonal treatment. The baby soon began to show unexpected physical changes, which triggered panic among the parents. Here’s what we know read…

Alcohol has many negative effects on our health, some of which may surprise you. These include short-term impacts such as waking up with a pounding head or anxiety, to long-term effects including cancer. If you are thinking about taking some time off alcohol, you’ll find many quick wins and long-term…

Science continues to make great strides in the 21st Century. In the UK, eight children have thus far been born using the DNA of three people, a method known as mitochondria donation treatment (MDT), researchers say. This conception method allows women not to pass down genetic defects – thus creating…

The chances of getting affected by cancer increase as people age. Since the 1990s, the age-adjusted death rate related to cancer has fallen considerably read more The fight against cancer has been yielding results slowly and steadily. Data on cancer’s manifestations and treatment has painted a positive picture. Could that…

The man had been undergoing treatment at a private hospital in this northern district. read more A 57-year-old man from Palakkad district in Kerala, who died on July 12, is suspected to have been infected with the Nipah virus, prompting the government to ramp up contact tracing and field-level surveillance…

Move over keto, the latest buzz on social media is “fibremaxxing—a trend that’s all about loading up on fibre-rich foods like oats, lentils, chia seeds, and veggies. From chia-stuffed puddings to hearty lentil bowls, social media influencers are raving about how a high-fibre diet helps with digestion and supports weight…

For many cancer patients, hair loss during chemotherapy is one of the most emotionally difficult parts of treatment. For most patients, maintaining their hair is not just about vanity –it’s about holding on to a part of themselves—their identity, confidence, and a sense of control in the middle of something…

The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has released a list of 17 drugs, if expired, to be flushed down the toilet immediately rather than discarded. CDSCO says fentanyl, tramadol and tapentadol are among those that could be harmful if discarded improperly. Here’s what you need to know read more…

As AI, telemedicine and digital tools transform healthcare, doctors are adapting to a tech-driven future while preserving the human touch. Experts say technology can enhance care but empathy, intuition and doctor-patient relationships remain essential in modern medicine’s evolving role. read more As technology continues to transform healthcare at an unprecedented…

Heart attack-related deaths have gone up alarmingly in Karnataka’s Hassan district. In the past 40 days, 23 people have died after suffering heart attacks. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has now set up a team of experts, led by Dr Ravindranath from the Jayadeva Institute, to find out what is behind…

As the world embraces healthier living in 2025, the advice doctors offer their patients takes on deeper meaning when viewed through the lens of their own lives. Often seen as the custodians of public health, physicians face intense schedules, emotional strain and unpredictable hours, yet many still find ways to…

At least 29% of young adults in Delhi show signs of lung damage in routine CT scans, including bronchiectasis and emphysema, according to a study. Experts link this to pollution, smoking and delayed diagnosis, urging early screening and public health focus on respiratory wellness. read more A review by Mahajan…

Sickle cell disease (SCD) remains one of the most under-recognised genetic conditions affecting children in India with profound long-term effects on the brain, organs, growth and quality of life. While many associate the disease primarily with painful episodes, experts say the damage often begins quietly, early in life, and worsens…

India’s total fertility rate (TFR) has dipped below the replacement rate, according to a new United Nations demographic report. It also estimates that the South Asian country’s population will touch 1.46 billion (146 crore) in 2025. The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)’s 2025 State of World Population (SOWP) Report, titled…

A paper published in Nature Communications says that scientists at the Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity in Melbourne have tapped into mRNA technology to locate the AIDS virus and thereby fully clear it from an infected body read more Scientists have seemed to have found a breakthrough in curing…

From uncomfortable family portraits to forced workplace smiles, our brains often sense something’s off before we can explain why. The reason lies in a mix of facial anatomy, brain function and emotional truth. Both genuine and fake smiles rely on cranial nerve VII, the facial nerve, which carries signals from…

Anyone who’s ever tried to swap a packet of chips for a bowl of salad knows the struggle, dieting isn’t always a joyful journey. And now, science says the emotional slump that often comes with it might be more than just a passing feeling. A new study published in BMJ…

Salmonella is a leading global cause of diarrhoeal diseases, often spread through contaminated food and water, including fresh produce like cucumbers. While most infections are mild, severe cases can be life-threatening, especially for vulnerable groups. Read here read more Salmonella is one of the four major global causes of diarrhoeal…

A new study from Uppsala University in Sweden has found that just three nights of restricted sleep, about four hours per night, can trigger changes in the blood associated with a higher risk of heart disease. Notably, these changes were seen even in young, healthy adults after only a few…

Kerala remains the most affected, reporting 1,336 active cases, followed by Maharashtra with 467 and Delhi with 375, according to data released by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare read more Active Covid-19 cases in India have risen to 3,395, a significant increase over the past ten days .…

Hundreds of thousands of patients with advanced head and neck cancer could live years longer without the disease, thanks to a breakthrough immunotherapy drug, a new clinical trial suggests. The study revealed that the drug called pembrolizumab, sold under the brand name Keytruda, kept head and neck cancers at bay…

Is eating with your hands “unhealthy”? A debate was sparked online after a video of an Indian-origin woman eating curry and rice with her hand on board a London Tube train went viral recently. While many social media users pointed out that it is a cultural practice in many regions,…

On average, men usually have five inches more in height than women. But why? Scientists have now found an answer to this pertinent question. A gene called SHOX, associated with height, is partially responsible read more Men are generally taller than women. The two sexes have an average height difference…

The thyroid, a small, butterfly-shaped gland at the front of the neck, is a powerhouse organ responsible for orchestrating critical bodily functions, from metabolism and energy levels to mood and the health of vital organs like the heart and kidneys. Despite its pivotal role, thyroid disorders are alarmingly common, affecting…

Covid-19 cases are once again rising across Southeast Asia. India, too, is seeing a slow rise in infections . As a result, Karnataka, Delhi and West Bengal have issued health advisories. Even so, health officials have asked people not to panic. ALSO READ | Why is there a Covid-19 scare…

Two new coronavirus cases were reported in Gurugram city on Monday. read more Two new coronavirus cases were reported in Gurugram city on Monday. A 51-year-old woman from Sushant Lok phase 1 and a 30-year-old woman residing at South City were confirmed positive for the virus, a health department official…

So far, four patients have died in Maharashtra after testing positive for Covid this week read more Another Covid-19 patient breathed his last in India’s Maharashtra state on Sunday (May 25), taking the total death toll to four amid sudden spike in infections. The Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) said that…

Alongside actively looking up health information online, people frequently encounter it on social media or receive it through emails and messages from friends or family. While there is an overwhelming amount of health content available, much of it is misleading or inaccurate. Often, false health claims seem believable because they…

A study by the University of Edinburgh suggests Covid-19 did not originate in China’s Wuhan but evolved naturally in the bat population in northern Laos and China’s Yunnan province. The study, now published in the peer-reviewed journal Cell, challenges the ’lab-leak’ theory championed by US President Donald Trump. Here’s what…

The patient was admitted on Thursday for diabetes issues and later tested positive for Covid-19 on Friday night. Thane Municipal Corporation said eight new Covid-19 cases were reported in the city, bringing the total active cases to 18 read more On Saturday (May 24), a 21-year-old man with severe diabetes…

The new wave of COVID-19 infections is affecting people aged between 30 to 39 in Thailand, as authorities advise citizens to wear face masks and use an antigen test kit (ATK) if they develop symptoms of fever, cough or fatigue read more Thailand reported 33,030 COVID-19 cases last week, with…

Doctors in California earlier this month conducted the world’s first successful bladder transplant. The eight hour procedure involved taking a kidney and bladder from an organ donor, transplanting them into the patient, and connecting them. But what do we know about the operation which gives hope to millions around the…

Covid-19 has reared its ugly head again. Many regions in Asia, including Singapore and Hong Kong, are reporting a surge in cases driven by variants linked to the JN.1 strain. But what is this JN.1 variant? And as Singapore, Hong Kong, China, and Thailand grapple with a rise in cases…

He lost his son, Beau, to cancer in 2015 — a loss so great that he has repeatedly spoken about it over the years. Now, 10 years later, former United States President Joe Biden, 82, has revealed that he is fighting his own battle with cancer — an “aggressive form”…

Is Covid making a comeback in Asia? Covid cases are rising again in parts of Southeast Asia, with Hong Kong and Singapore reporting a sudden increase. This seems to be part of a fresh wave spreading through several regions in Asia, Bloomberg said in a report. ALSO READ | Did…

As hypertension emerges as one of India’s most pressing non-communicable diseases, lifestyle choices, early intervention, and public awareness have become critical in managing its growing burden. Several modifiable factors play a role in its onset and progression, from dietary habits and stress to sleep quality and tobacco use. The challenge…

Hypertension is a silent killer—learn the 4 warning signs you must never ignore. Discover diet tips, exercise plans & stress-reducing hacks to control high blood pressure naturally before it causes serious damage. read more Hypertension, commonly known as high blood pressure is often called the “silent killer” because it develops…

New research shows that dengue and chikungunya could soon become endemic in Europe. The study, published in The Lancet Planetary Health, was conducted by researchers in Sweden and Germany and examined the spread of dengue and chikungunya in Europe for over three decades. Here’s what it showed and why it…

The United Kingdom (UK) has an obesity crisis, with one in seven children between the ages of two and 15 suffering from the condition. As the country tries to reduce the obesity rate, the state-run National Health Service (NHS) is introducing “spy scales” to monitor the weight loss in children…

Sleeping is a necessity, which, if we do inadequately, could lead to several health risks. However, not everyone requires the same amount of bedtime each night. Some people can manage on just four to six hours of shut-eye. Scientists have now found out the reason behind their superpower read more…

From ancient Babylon to modern bathrooms, soap has shaped human hygiene for over 5,000 years. But how does it really work? Chemistry reveals that soap’s unique molecular structure allows it to break down both water-loving and water-fearing grime. More than just cleaning dirt, it also disrupts harmful microbes — explaining…

India has made remarkable progress in reducing its malaria burden, with official data showing an almost 80% decline in cases between 2015 and 2023. Figures from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare reveal that reported infections dropped from over 1.1 million in 2015 to approximately 227,000 last year. Malaria-related…

Will Indians get blockbuster weight-loss drugs at cost of cheaper insulin? That’s what some are wondering after Novo Nordisk has said it is discontinuing selling its insulin brand in India. The decision from the Danish company could shake up the insulin market, say experts. It comes as the firm has…

A baby girl named Amy Isabel has become the first child in the UK to be born to a mother who has had a womb transplant. Amy is one of around 65 children worldwide born as a result of pioneering research into the procedure. This breakthrough provides hope for many…

As India observes World Hemophilia Day 2025 under the theme “Access for All: Women and Girls Bleed Too,” the spotlight turns to persistent gender disparities in the diagnosis and treatment of bleeding disorders. From systemic stigma and misdiagnosis to limited access to preventive therapy, the country continues to grapple with…

Hemophilia, a rare inherited bleeding disorder, is primarily caused by mutations in specific genes that impair the body’s ability to produce clotting factors, leading to excessive bleeding and long-term complications. These mutations not only determine the severity of the disease but also shape its inheritance patterns across generations. read more…

Los Angeles is set to host the world’s first ‘live’ sperm race on April 25. The one-of-a-kind event, hosted by Sperm Racing, a startup founded and run by teenagers, will have a racetrack that mimics the female reproductive system, fluid dynamics, chemical cues, and a synchronised start. It will take…

Scientists at King’s College London have successfully developed a human tooth in a lab for the first time. The major development could someday lead to patients getting back their lost teeth, offering an alternative to fillings or dental implants read more While many animals can regrow their teeth throughout life,…

Former Indian prime minister Morarji Desai claimed he drank a daily glass of urine, which contributed to his longevity. British adventurer Bear Grylls also endorses it. From whitening teeth to treating allergies, ancient medicine emphasises on the benefits of urophagia or urine therapy. But are these claims foolproof? How can…

Once deemed a geriatric disorder, Parkinson’s disease (PD) is now emerging as a growing neurological threat among India’s younger population with early-onset cases escalating at an alarming rate. In the absence of a definitive cure, neurologists are advocating for prompt diagnosis and a comprehensive multidisciplinary management strategy to alleviate symptoms…

Periods are no treat. Those who menstruate have to bear cramps, mood swings, irritability, and fatigue for two to seven days. But can you imagine if those periods never stopped? A TikTok user has shared a harrowing tale of bleeding for more than 1,000 days. Poppy’s nightmare began in 2022,…

In the first episode of her new podcast ‘Confessions of a Female Founder’, Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, has revealed that she was diagnosed with a ‘rare and scary’ health condition known as postpartum preeclampsia shortly after giving birth. While the condition only affects four to five per cent of…

Filmmaker Tahira Kashyap has revealed that her breast cancer has relapsed, seven years after her initial diagnosis in 2018. In a heartfelt post on Instagram, she wrote, “Seven-year itch or the power of regular screening—it’s a perspective. I’d like to go with the latter and suggest the same for everyone…

Despite progress in reducing maternal mortality, India continues to face significant challenges in ensuring the well-being of mothers and newborns. Experts stress the need for improved healthcare access, nutritional support, and early screenings to prevent avoidable deaths and complications The latest report by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India…

With vision loss due to diabetes emerging as one of the most serious yet overlooked complications in India, Firstpost brings expert insights on how to detect and manage diabetic retinopathy before it’s too late. read more As the burden of diabetes continues to rise in India, diabetic retinopathy has emerged…

While often marketed as a harmless, chewy sweet, most mass-produced gums, including prominent names like Wrigley, are made using synthetic rubbers and petroleum-based polymers, some of which are also found in products like car tyres read more That stick of chewing gum you reach for after lunch might come with…

HBO’s hit show The White Lotus is back and since its release has served up several memorable watching moments, from robberies to bougie boat rides and poisonous snakes. But beyond the cast and the storyline, there’s a scene-stealer — the anti-anxiety medication, lorazepam. The drug almost plays a character of…

Napping has long been praised as a tool for boosting alertness, enhancing mood, strengthening memory and improving productivity. However, for some, the practice can sabotage nighttime sleep. Therefore, the key lies in understanding how the body regulates sleep and wakefulness read more You’re in the middle of the afternoon, eyelids…

Bipolar disorder, a leading cause of global disability, disrupts relationships, careers and daily life while shortening lifespans by over a decade. Dr. Sneha Sharma, a consultant psychiatrist and drug de-addiction specialist at Aakash Healthcare, unpacks the complexities of this condition—from recognising manic and depressive episodes to addressing stigma and the…

Based on 3,156 complaints registered at the National Anti-Ragging Helpline from 1,946 colleges, the report identified key trends, high-risk institutions, and the severity of ragging-related cases. read more A new study reveals 51 ragging-related deaths happened across Indian universities and colleges between 2022 and 2024 – a death toll comparable…

With the gentle spring breeze fading away, summer is knocking at our doors. As the sun blazes higher in the sky, temperatures will soon soar, bringing with them the inevitable risk of dehydration. As the heat intensifies, our bodies lose water faster through sweat, making drinking adequate water more crucial…

Summer brings sunshine and outdoor fun, but it also introduces skin issues like sunburn, heat rash, acne and fungal infections due to heat and humidity. Experts recommend using SPF 30 sunscreen, wearing breathable clothing, staying hydrated and avoiding heavy creams. With proper care, you can enjoy the season while keeping…

US pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly has launched Mounjaro, a diabetes and weight-loss drug, in India. Priced at Rs 3,500 for a 2.5 mg vial, the ‘game-changing’ medication has debuted in the Indian market as the country tackles high rates of obesity and diabetes. But is Mounjaro a better option than…

A 45-year-old woman in the West Bengal capital, Kolkata, has been diagnosed with human coronavirus or HKU1. According to a report, the woman had been suffering from a persistent fever, cough, and cold for the past 15 days. At the moment, she is in a private hospital in South Kolkata…

Cockroach milk may not sound appealing, but it does exist. Surprisingly, it is even classified as a superfood. Cockroach milk is not actually milk. It is a yellowish fluid that hardens into crystals inside the stomachs of cockroach offspring. ALSO READ | World’s most expensive cow, sold for Rs 40…

As morning sunlight filtered through the windows of a Delhi hospital’s dialysis ward, patients shifted uncomfortably, adjusting the catheters in their arms. The rhythmic hum of machines underscored a stark reality—their lives had been upended. A year ago, many managed businesses, ran households and planned their futures. Now, they spend…

Marriage triples the risk of obesity for men. That’s what a new study in Poland’s Warsaw says. The study claims marriage increases the risk of men being overweight by 62 per cent, while for women it was 39 per cent, compared to those who are unmarried. The findings are significant…

Every year, thousands of Indians suffer from kidney failure clinging to the hope of a transplant, but for many, that hope fades with time. With long waiting lists, a severe shortage of cadaver organ donors, and financial barriers, a large number of patients die before ever receiving a transplant. In…

Tossing, turning, checking the time & yet no sleep in sight—sounds familiar? If you find yourself wide awake in the middle of the night, you’re not alone. A concerning new survey by LocalCircles, a citizen engagement platform that conducts surveys and opinion polls on public policy and social issues, shows…

Prince Frederik of Luxembourg, son of Prince Robert of Luxembourg and Princess Julie of Nassau, passed away on March 1, 2025, in Paris after a prolonged battle with POLG mitochondrial disease, a rare and incurable genetic disorder. The POLG Foundation, an organisation Frederik himself founded in 2022, confirmed the news…

As women around the world celebrate International Women’s Day, it’s crucial to shed light on an often-overlooked aspect of women’s health: the impact of menopause on heart health. Menopause, a natural biological transition, brings hormonal changes that can increase the risk of cardiovascular diseases. With heart disease being a leading…

Pizzas, samosas, cold drinks, and burgers—India’s love for fast food is no secret. But behind this growing obsession lies a troubling reality: by 2050, India is set to have the second-highest number of overweight and obese people in the world. A new study by The Lancet, published on Monday, warns…

Robert F Kennedy Jr, the US health secretary, has worried medical professionals, pediatricians, and lawmakers following his recent remarks on measles treatment. In response to a growing measles outbreak in Texas, Kennedy wrote an opinion piece for Fox News advocating the benefits of vitamin A and good nutrition — while…

The images show particles extracted from postmortem human brain tissue, which were later analysed to identify their chemical composition. The duplications were initially flagged by an anonymous comment on PubPeer, a platform for post-publication peer review read more A well-placed study that was published in Nature Medicine last month used “duplicated…

Obesity has become a global health crisis with 2.5 billion adults aged 18 and older categorised as overweight in 2022, according to the WHO. Of these, over 890 million were living with obesity, accounting for 43% of the global adult population (43% of men and 44% of women). The prevalence…

He was known in Australia as the ‘man with a golden arm’. As per the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood, he helped in saving the lives of over 2.4 million Australian babies. James Harrison passed away in his sleep at a nursing home in New South Wales, Australia, on February 17,…

Earlier this week, two more cats contracted H5N1 in Washington after eating pet food from the same brand, Wild Coast Raw. One of the cats was euthanised while the other one remains in veterinary care read more A second raw pet food manufacturing company has recalled products in the US…

India has confirmed its first case of the H5N1 avian influenza virus in domestic cats. The case was detected in Madhya Pradesh’s Chhindwara district and has raised concerns about the possibility of the bird flu virus evolving and spreading to humans. ALSO READ | Could bird flu trigger another pandemic?…

A ‘new world’ has opened for a 17-year-old boy in Uttar Pradesh’s Unnao, who had to live with his “parasitic twin” until now. The teen was ridiculed and stared at because of his unusual appearance. Now, he will no longer be a subject of mockery after undergoing a life-changing surgery.…

India has banned the manufacture and export of two highly addictive opioids – tapentadol and carisoprodol after an expose found they were fuelling a public health crisis in parts of West Africa. India’s apex drug regulatory authority has asked the drug control authorities of states and Union Territories to withdraw…

Extensive coronavirus research has led to the discovery of a new bat virus called HKU5-CoV-2. According to a new study published in the medical journal Cell, the new virus can enter human cells using the same gateway as the virus that causes COVID-19. Scientists at the Wuhan Institute of Virology…

The Ganga River in Uttar Pradesh’s Prayagraj, a lifeline of faith for millions, is grappling with severe contamination. A recent report by a government agency has revealed alarmingly high levels of faecal coliform bacteria in the Ganga waters, raising concerns amid the ongoing Maha Kumbh Mela, where over 50 crore…

Pope Francis’ hospitalisation continues as he is being treated with a ‘complex clinical’ condition, says the Vatican. He has been diagnosed with a ‘polymicrobial infection’ of his respiratory tract. What is this illness? read more Vatican authorities said Monday that Pope Francis has a complex infection in his respiratory system…

A shocking study conducted by Chinese researchers, suggests that regularly eating from plastic takeout containers might significantly increase the risk of congestive heart failure. They found that plastic exposure can disrupt the gut microbiome—the collection of microorganisms that inhabit the human gut—and impact the circulatory system which can lead to…

For the first time, a close relative of a lethal family pathogen has been found in an animal in the United States. The development has raised concerns about possible human transmission. This is the first known case of a henipavirus in North America. The disease, which scientists have called Camp…

Devasish Sharma, a bureaucrat by profession, made headlines in May 2020 when he undertook an extraordinary 2,731 km road journey from Mumbai to Guwahati. Leading a convoy of six buses, he accompanied 132 people—65 of whom were cancer patients, with the rest being their attendants. Among them were 40 women,…

On February 4, World Cancer Day, when the world focussed on fighting one of the deadliest diseases, the United States and China—two of the biggest economies—were caught in a serious trade and tariff war. The main reason behind this conflict was the fentanyl crisis in the US. The US government…

The patient, a male nurse at the Mulago National Referral Hospital in Kampala, had initially sought treatment at various facilities, including Mulago, as well as with a traditional healer, after developing fever-like symptoms read more The Ugandan capital of Kampala has reported the first Ebola virus death of the year…

A debate about cow urine has been reignited after the director of the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras endorsed the “medicinal value” of gaumutra. V Kamakoti’s remarks at a recent event invited backlash from several quarters, however, some have jumped in to defend him. Cow urine has often evoked…

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to withdraw the United States from the World Health Organisation (WHO) for the second time in less than five terms. “Ooh,” Trump reacted as he was handed the action to sign. “That’s a big one!” “World Health ripped us off, everybody…

It’s the start of another year and the  body mass index (BMI) is  being criticised again. This time a  Lancet-commissioned group of experts is denouncing it as a diagnostic tool for obesity. They say that doctors should look at the overall health of a patient when diagnosing obesity, not just rely on…

In the final days of the Biden administration, the US Food and Drug Administration unveiled a proposed rule that would drastically reduce the amount of nicotine levels in cigarettes, most cigars and other combustible tobacco products sold nationwide. If implemented, this would make the US the first country in the…

Princess of Wales Kate Middleton announced that her cancer is now in ‘remission’ following a year of health challenges for the royal family. While this indicates a decrease or a disappearance of cancer signs and symptoms, it does not necessarily equate to a cure read more Catherine, Princess of Wales,…

Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) such as soft drinks, ice cream, breakfast cereals, chips and chocolate are not good for your children. They could impact how our bodies grow, particularly our jaws, scientists have warned. Ultra-processed foods, which are high in calories, saturated fat, sugar or salt, have previously been associated with…

Artificial intelligence has proven to be helpful in identifying more cases of breast and ovarian cancer. Studies conducted in Germany and Sweden have shown that AI models can outperform doctors and medical experts in detecting these cancers. read more Artificial intelligence has proven to be helpful in detecting breast and…

What do you do when you feel unwell? Whether it is a headache, stomach ache, or fever, many people avoid consulting doctors and instead take commonly available medicines. So far, seven cases of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) have been reported in India. ALSO READ | Is HMPV similar to Covid-19? Should…

India has reported seven cases of human metapneumovirus (HMPV), a respiratory virus whose symptoms are usually similar to a cold. Two infants were infected in Karnataka’s Bengaluru, two children tested positive in Maharashtra’s Nagpur, a baby in Gujarat’s Ahmedabad, and two cases emerged in Tamil Nadu – one in Chennai…

Loneliness, a silent epidemic haunting the world, has been linked to poor health and even early death. Now researchers from the United Kingdom and China have gone a step further to explain the association between loneliness and ill health. They say loneliness and social isolation can impact the levels of…

Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), a respiratory virus causing flu-like symptoms, has sparked concerns following a surge in cases in China. While the virus shares similarities with COVID-19, experts clarify it poses no immediate threat to India. Authorities urge precautionary measures like good hygiene and avoiding contact with sick individuals read more…

Malaria, tuberculosis and HIV claim number of lives in the world each year. But as the new year emerges, health professionals are more concerned about another infectious disease — bird flu — that is spreading rapidly across the globe read more Covid emerged suddenly, spread rapidly and killed millions of…

Health is wealth is the famous adage. In 2024, that phrase could be changed to health is news. In this year, a lot has happened in the world of health — and many times, news from the health sector has made big headlines. Some of our biggest stories also came…

Asma al-Assad, wife of ousted Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, is reportedly battling leukaemia. According to The Telegraph report, she only has a 50 per cent of survival. The former first lady, who was born in Britain, is receiving treatment in Moscow and has been isolated to reduce the risk of…

There are many benefits to doing the same workout day in and day out, but the truth is if we don’t challenge our body enough, eventually this strategy could actually work against our aim to get in shape read more Consistency is key when it comes to getting in shape.…

India is a tropical country. However, even in a country that receives enough sunshine most of the year, many citizens suffer from vitamin D deficiency. The paradox is due to urban lifestyles, cultural habits, and environmental elements like pollution. Let’s take a closer look. Vitamin D deficiency in Indians A…

Frito-Lay, the company behind Lay’s chips, issued a limited recall on Monday in two states of the United States. An alert from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) pointed out the presence of an undeclared allergen. In the alert published on Wednesday, the packaged goods company said the bag…

Russia is all set to roll out a vaccine against cancer in the New Year. It will be available to patients for free from early 2025. According to TASS, Russia’s state-owned news agency, Andrey Kaprin, the General Director of the Radiology Medical Research Center of the Russian Ministry of Health,…

Do you choose a packet of chips over a bowl of peanuts? If yes, then you are not alone. As life gets busier and schedules more hectic, convenience foods and ready-to-eat snacks have become a quick fix for many. From instant idli mixes to health drink powders and soup packets,…

On Monday, artist Zakir Hussain passed away at age 73. Hussain, the tabla maestro, died at a hospital in the United States. Hussain, who had been in the hospital for weeks, is survived by his wife Antonia Minnecola and their daughters Anisa Qureshi and Isabella Qureshi. Born on March 9,…

H5N1 bird flu, a type of avian influenza, is once again making headlines after dozens of people in the United States were infected with the virus. Its spread to seven states and Canada this year has sparked renewed concerns about the potential for a larger outbreak. While health authorities believe…

As the chilly winds blow past and the mercury plummets, there is an uptick in cases of people experiencing body aches and fever with a runny nose and cough. As the temperatures dips, it causes the air to dry up, weakening the human body’s immune system. Moreover, viruses tend to…

In today’s information age, anxiety and stress problems are more common than ever. There may soon be a revolutionary pill for those with such disorders that simulates the calmness of a yoga practice. Researchers have made significant progress in understanding how our brains regulate breathing, putting them on the path…

A deadly outbreak of the Marburg virus, also known as the “Bleeding Eye Virus,” is causing chaos in the African nation of Rwanda, claiming the lives of 15 people. With hundreds more believed to be infected, this devastating disease is raising alarm across the region. The virus poses a terrifying…

Some 2.3 million of U.S. adults over 65 – more than 4 per cent – have a diagnosis of dementia. But even without a diagnosis, a certain amount of cognitive decline is normal as age sets in. And whether it’s due to fear of cognitive decline or noticing lapses in…

A major breakthrough in asthma treatment has been achieved through the use of Benralizumab, which researchers are calling a “game-changer.” Benralizumab, the first new treatment for asthma attacks and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in 50 years, was initially approved by US and EU regulators in 2017. It was specifically…

Hangover misery can be awful. For a long time, it has been believed that gulping down water would reduce its intensity. New research, however, indicates that this remedy may not be as effective as you believed. The study says while dehydration is only part of the problem, drinking water won’t…

Travelling isn’t only about fun and new experiences. A new study reveals it can also make you look and feel younger. This is because of its positive physical and mental health benefits that help slows down the signs of ageing read more There’s no denying that travelling is fun. It…

Chikungunya is a virus contracted through mosquito bites. However, a new symptom known as “black nose disease” or “chik sign” is causing alarm among experts. According to media reports, an infant in Chennai was diagnosed with the rare condition recently. But what exactly is a black nose disease? Let’s take…

In a shocking revelation, India’s top drug regulator, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), has flagged over 50 commonly used medications, including household names like Paracetamol and antacid Pan D, for failing to meet safety and quality standards. These are not obscure drugs, but essentials found in millions of…

The Union Health Ministry has rolled out new advisories to states and union territories, urging them to enforce strict infection prevention and control measures to stem the spread of mpox. This announcement comes in light of India confirming its second case of the deadly virus in Kerala, where a 26-year-old…

It’s no secret that exercise is essential for health and well-being. Whether it be a regular or intense weekend workout, the benefits are quite similar, according to new research. Both workout routines were found to reduce risks across the full spectrum of human disease, including hypertension, diabetes, mood disorders and…

Israel says Hamas uses hospitals and civilians as human shields, and has made public videos and photos to support that claim. Hamas rejects the allegations and says it does not use the civilian population or facilities for military purposes. read more Israeli airstrikes across Gaza have killed at least 120…

Recently, a video went viral on social media in which a railway ticket examiner administered Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and saved a man’s life on a long-distance train between Bihar’s Darbhanga and Uttar Pradesh’s Varanasi. Social media users praised the Railways official for his quick thinking and preparedness to tackle the…

Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) remain the primary cause of mortality worldwide, resulting in a substantial number of fatalities and disabilities. The alarming statistics from 2021 reveal that CVDs claimed 20.5 million lives, accounting for approximately one-third of all global deaths. Young Indians are increasingly vulnerable to heart disease due to alarming…

Delhi’s air quality has been oscillating between ‘severe’ to ‘severe-plus’ categories for the past few days. The crisis has led to an increasing number of people seeking medical attention. The deteriorating air quality is not only affecting people with pre-existing health conditions but also healthy individuals. There has also been…

Losing weight is a challenging process, but keeping it off can be even more difficult. Researchers have been investigating why this happens, and they may have found the answer. Studies suggest that even after weight loss, fat cells retain a “memory” of obesity. This finding explains why maintaining weight loss…

Labyrinthitis can lead to vertigo— a sensation of spinning— dizziness, nausea, and potential hearing loss read more World Health Organisation (WHO) Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has been hospitalised in Rio de Janeiro’s Hospital Samaritano Barra da Tijuca, according to a report by local newspaper O Globo on Thursday (November 21).…

Afghanistan is one of only two countries, alongside neighbouring Pakistan, where polio has continued to spread. So the news that the Taliban have suspended polio vaccination will probably have major consequences for the control of the disease in the country and the surrounding region read more The Taliban recently announced…

How do you measure a person’s health? Body Mass Index (BMI) is the answer we all know. But BMI could soon be passé. A new metric has caught the attention of health experts and enthusiasts alike. It’s called the Body Roundness Index (BRI). BMI has long been the go-to tool…

A Chinese woman with two uteruses captured headlines after she delivered twins from her separate wombs in September. Diagnosed with uterus didelphys, a rare condition that affects just 0.3 per cent of women globally, she gave birth to a healthy boy and girl read more An extraordinary medical case has…

There are numerous risks of a sedentary lifestyle. From desk jobs on weekdays to scrolling reels during weekends, in today’s digital era, people spend a lot of time sitting or lying down, making them more vulnerable to chronic ailments. According to new research, sitting for prolonged hours could significantly raise…

Just as you begin to settle into the idea of cooler days and refreshing autumn breezes, October heat rolls in, making it feel like summer isn’t done yet. With unseasonably high temperatures and lingering humidity, this distinctive weather phenomenon follows the rainy season, particularly in tropical regions like India. Unlike…

The WHO approved diagnostic test for mpox enables the detection of the virus from swabs taken from human lesions read more The UN health agency said on Friday that it had approved the use of the first diagnostic test for mpox, a key tool in countries battling outbreaks. More than…

It has long been disputed if humans have any influence over when they develop. A recent study asserts that even though diapause was not used during pregnancy, the body still possesses a dormant capacity for it. The scientists discovered that they could temporarily stop a fertilised embryo from implanting in…

After decades of fighting, India has finally eliminated trachoma as a public health problem. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), it has become the third country in the Southeast Asia Region to achieve this milestone. The disease is one of the leading causes of blindness globally and has been…

Dating apps can be fun but also exhausting. Swiping right and left until you find your ‘perfect’ match can cause burnout. While people often join these online apps in search of connections and relationships, their experience is not always positive. The question about the impact of dating apps on mental…

Particulate matter PM2.5 and PM10 pose significant health risks including stroke. Preventive action is essential to reduce the harmful effects of air pollution, particularly for vulnerable populations by identifying the sources of particulate matter pollution, we can strive for cleaner air and improved health outcomes. read more Exposure to air…

Cases of measles are increasing worldwide. According to a study, about 10 million people caught the world’s most infectious disease last year, a 20 per cent rise compared with 2022. A decline in vaccination coverage is the primary driver of a rise in disease cases. The study cautioned that a…

Blindness remains a significant global health challenge with millions vulnerable due to preventable or treatable conditions. Globally, the primary causes of vision impairment and blindness are refractive errors, cataracts, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration. According to WHO only 36% of individuals with distance vision impairment due to refractive…

World Diabetes Day 2024: On World Diabetes Day, learn about diabetes symptoms, prevention strategies and the need for proactive lifestyle changes. Factors such as poor dietary habits, a heavy reliance on processed foods and misconceptions surrounding artificial sweeteners significantly contribute to the increasing global diabetes rates. read more A staggering…

The groundbreaking international study found that the rates of diabetes in adults doubled from about 7 per cent to about 14 per cent from 1990 to 2022 read more A new study by Lancet found that the number of people suffering from diabetes has doubled over the past 30 years…

Running is an appealing exercise for a reason. It doesn’t need much equipment, is convenient for people and improves overall health. However, truth be told, it can be hard for some people, especially those with injuries or compromised health. Researchers in Denmark claim to have created an innovative new pill…

Researchers have found that improper arm positioning can affect the accuracy of blood pressure readings. The study is significant because variations in readings may result in an increased number of high blood pressure diagnoses and the prescription of unnecessary medications to patients. Let’s take a closer look. What does the…

Obesity is hard to escape. A peculiar case of a woman who took tapeworm egg pills as a quick-fix solution to lose weight has come to light. Doctors said she ended up with a devastating illness and warned about the practice of consuming tapeworm pills. Tapeworms are parasites that, once…

India has previously been dubbed the ‘cancer capital of the world.’ A recent study points out just how significant this health crisis has become. The research published in the leading medical journal The Lancet Oncology revealed that India accounted for a staggering 83,400 of the global 120,200 oral cancer cases…

Bollywood actor Alia Bhatt has gone into more detail about her battle with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Alia, in an interview with The Lallantop, said, “I have been zoning out from things since childhood. I would zone out while in the classroom or in the middle of a conversation.…

A Texas man this week could become the first person executed in the United States for a murder conviction tied to the diagnosis of shaken baby syndrome. Robert Roberson is scheduled to receive a lethal injection on Thursday (October 17) for the 2002 killing of his two-year-old daughter, Nikki Curtis.…

The US millionaire Bryan Johnson, who is committed to reversing the effects of ageing, recently had a procedure called Total Plasma Exchange (TPE), which he claims is a treatment for a number of ailments. A variety of disorders can be managed and treated with this treatment, which has been increasing…

Who doesn’t know Beyonce, also known to her millions of fans as Queen Bey? But while she garners worldwide popularity, few people know that her father, Matthew Knowles, who also served as her manager previously, is a survivor of male breast cancer. And this week, as the United States marks…

In the last few decades, obesity has evolved from a localised public health issue to an international epidemic.  According to World Health Organisation (WHO), 1 in 8 people worldwide living with obesity. Adult obesity has more than doubled since 1990, and adolescent obesity has quadrupled over the same period. In…

As breast cancer continues to emerge as a major global health challenge, Firstpost brings out a doctor’s view on managing the risk factors associated with the disease and the necessary precautions for leading a healthier life read more Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer type among women worldwide…

Several women on TikTok are now claiming to get pregnant by using a medicine generally recommended to cure cough and cold. Here is what experts have to say about the latest ‘Mucinex method’ to conceive read more The desire to have our own biological children is hard-wired into many of…

French fries, pasta, bread — we humans love carbs. But what explains this love for starchy and sugary foods? The answer might lie in ancient roots. A new study published in the Science journal on Thursday offers the first hereditary evidence for early carb-laden diets. Let’s take a closer look.…

Who doesn’t love McDonald’s? It is the world’s largest food chain, with over 40,000 stores worldwide. However, the popular food chain’s Quarter Pounder hamburgers have caused concern in the United States after one person died and several others became ill due to E. coli infections in 10 states, the US…

According to a new study, how long one stands on one leg, especially the non-dominant one, is a clear indicator of age-related decline. Researchers at the Mayo Clinic found that the ability to balance on one leg declines more quickly with age than walking gait, grip, and knee strength assessments…

The rising incidence of breast cancer is becoming a global health crisis, affecting women at increasingly younger ages. In March 2024, renowned actress Olivia Munn, 43, revealed her battle with aggressive luminal B breast cancer, leading to a double mastectomy. In India, recently Bollywood actress Hina Khan, 36, was diagnosed…

Sleep is good for our overall health. A lack of quality sleep has numerous side effects, such as difficulty in concentration, low motivation, increased appetite, fatigue and more. However, a new study has found poor sleep quality in early middle age could also be linked to signs of faster brain ageing…

That much-awaited extra hour of sleep is on the way for millions in the United States, as the daylight saving time comes to an end. On November 3, Sunday, at 2 am, clocks will roll back by one hour, so remember to reset it before bed. However, there is also…

Giving a significant boost to India’s Universal Immunisation Programme, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday will unveil U-WIN, an online portal that will revolutionise vaccination tracking in the country. Much like CoWIN, which managed COVID-19 vaccinations, U-WIN will create a centralised digital record for vaccinations given to both pregnant women…

The World Health Organisation (WHO) considers air pollution a major environmental health risk and a significant cause of skin diseases. Exposure to particulate matter (PM), nitrogen dioxide and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) significantly impacts skin health, triggering oxidative stress, inflammation, and barrier damage in the skin. Scientific research, such as…

MSMEs powering Indian economy. Image courtesy maritimegateway To remain future-ready, MSMEs must equip themselves with a workforce that has the right set of skills. A well-skilled workforce always plays a crucial role in gaining a competitive edge in today’s competitive market. Out-of-the-box thinking and new-age skill sets always help an…

Representational image. Reuters File Following a surge in the previous day on disappointing US retail sales data that raised hopes that the Fed could cut interest rates sooner than anticipated, oil prices paused on Friday due to an IAE projection of declining demand. As of 03:42 GMT, Brent oil futures…

Representational image. PTI Agriculture has been the mainstay of economic activities, nutritional and human sustenance since man first learned to till the land. However, with the changing climatic, economic and anthropogenic conditions, agriculture is under tremendous pressure to provide nutritious food and sustain the ever-increasing mouths to feed. Indian agriculture…

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das. PTI The linkage of the India’s Unified Payments Interface and the fast payment systems of a few other countries drives home the potential of the UPI to become an international model for cross-border payments, Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das said on Thursday. Addressing the…

The MoU exchange event happened in the presence of Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, Minister of Education and Minister of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, and Jagannatha Kumar, CEO, Reliance Foundation. Source: X/@ril_foundation To prepare 500,000 Indian youths with future ready skills in the fields of EdTech, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, environmental sustainability,…

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Reliance Industries Ltd became India’s first company to surpass Rs 20 lakh crore in market capitalisation on Tuesday, after shares of Mukesh Ambani-backed firm rallied over 14 per cent till date in 2024. Reliance Industries Ltd stock hit a new record high of Rs 2,957 on the BSE and rose…

The MSCI logo is seen in this June 20, 2017 illustration photo. REUTERS. India has narrowed the gap with China in MSCI’s Global Standard index, which tracks emerging market stocks for investors, after the latest revision. Index provider MSCI raised, India’s weightage in the index to an all-time high of…

Representational image. Reuters In trading that was slack due to the holidays, gold prices remained unchanged on Monday as investors anticipated comments from many US Federal Reserve officials during a week full of data. As of 0523 GMT, spot gold continued to hold steady at $2,023.03 per ounce, fluctuating within…

India’s Unified Payment Interface (UPI) has been launched in Sri Lanka and Mauritius on Monday, 12 February. The rollout of India’s UPI was done via video conferencing in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe and Mauritius Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth. #WATCH | Prime Minister…

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das. ANI The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday decided to keep policy rate unchanged for the sixth time in a row as it maintains a tight vigil on inflation. The rate increase cycle was paused in April last year after six consecutive rate hikes aggregating to…

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das. ANI The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday projected a GDP growth of 7 per cent for 2024-25 financial year, which is lower than the 7.3 per cent expansion estimated for the current fiscal. Announcing the bi-monthly monetary policy, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said rural demand…

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das. ANI The Reserve Bank of India on Thursday projected a GDP growth of 7 per cent for 2024-25 financial year, which is lower than the 7.3 per cent expansion estimated for the current fiscal. Announcing the bi-monthly monetary policy, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said rural demand…

A stock broker reacts while monitoring the market on the electronic board displaying share prices during trading session at the Pakistan Stock Exchange, in Karachi. FILE/REUTERS The Pakistan Stock Exchange’s benchmark KSE-100 index went down by 1,700 points on Friday as confusion prevailed over the results of the general elections…

Rise of Digital India. AP Indian businesses have come a long way. From days of manual labour and paper trails to a world where digital processes reign supreme. The contrast is stark. Traditional methods often meant slower operations and limited reach. Today, it’s a different story. India’s journey towards digitatisation…

Representational image. Image courtesy Wikimedia Commons In the era of digital transformation, QR codes have become ubiquitous, extending their reach from high-tech businesses to the most unexpected corners of everyday life. The once-exclusive domain of corporate marketing and technological advancements has now trickled down to the street-side coconut vendor, symbolizing…

Integrating AI into business. Image courtesy Wikimedia Commons In an era defined by rapid technological advancements, businesses are presented with both challenges and opportunities to redefine their operations. Harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and technological innovations has become not just a competitive advantage but a necessity for those…

Bengaluru-based Dynamatic Technologies has bagged a contract from France-based Airbus for manufacturing all the doors of its narrow-body A220 family of aircraft. The development is seen as a significant step in the expansion of the ‘Make in India’ initiative. For the unversed, Dynamatic Technologies, an Indian aviation parts maker, already…

Snap tumbled 31% on Wednesday after fourth-quarter revenue missed Wall Street expectations, with the company struggling to compete for advertising dollars against heavyweights such as Meta and Alphabet. The Snapchat owner’s results are in contrast to strong advertising sales that rivals reported, a sign that advertisers are gravitating towards larger,…

Building infrastructure. PTI The recent interim budget, though bereft of major surprises, serves as a strategic precursor for the imminent general budget after the Lok Sabha elections. The finance minister’s succinct address, centred around a vote on account, resonated with the continued emphasis on visible outcomes, primarily in the realm…

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. PTI. In the Interim Budget 2024, the Union finance minister has navigated the delicate balance between escalating social welfare expenditures and fiscal prudence. The government’s prioritization of social sectors reflects a commendable commitment to fulfilling foundational societal needs. Investments in education, healthcare, and welfare programs…

Representational image. AP The recently unveiled Union Budget for the fiscal year has sparked optimism and enthusiasm, particularly in the realm of education. As we navigate the complexities of a rapidly changing world, the government’s commitment to prioritising education emerges as a beacon of hope, signaling a transformative future for…

Representational image. Reuters File Hyundai Motor plans to float its Indian subsidiary to raise at least $3 billion in what would be the country’s largest IPO, according to two sources, as the South Korean company doubles down in the important growth market ahead of Tesla’s widely anticipated debut. Hyundai Motor…