Respiratory Diseases
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Coronavirus outbreak might have originated in infected bats – here’s why scientists think so
•Bats may have an immune system that lets them coexist with many disease-causing viruses, experts think.
Five health risks associated with climate change
Myupchar •The WHO estimates that between 2030 and 2050, 250,000 deaths are expected to be because of climate change.
As Delhi's air quality continues to remain 'very poor', hospitals struggle to deal with rising cases of respiratory diseases
Kangkan Acharyya •With Delhi's air quality remaining in the 'very poor' category, hospitals are facing a tough time dealing with rising cases of respiratory diseases.
Lung cancer no longer just smoker’s disease: Study shows 50% patients never held a cigarette, toxic air could be the cause
Indiaspend •Adenocarcinoma (AC) is the most common form of cancer amongst non-smokers and increasing levels of ambient PM 2.5 have been proven to be associated with increasing incidence of AC
India has grown healthy since 1990, but mother-child malnutrition and rise in lifestyle diseases are worrying
Hassank •While India is growing healthier, not every state and Union territory can be said to be growing healthy at the same pace, points out the India: Health of the Nation’s States
As Shivraj Singh Chouhan calls for making health fundamental right, Panna's creaky health infrastructure awaits facelift
Pallavirebbapragada •Panna, a region in Madhya Pradesh famous for its tiger reserve, has hugely inadequate health infrastructure. Locals hope politicians will heed their woes as elections approach.
Over half of Delhi's college students suffering from respiratory problems, reveals survey
Fp Staff •A survey conducted by Fortis Healthcare has concluded that over half of the Delhi's college students are suffering from respiratory problems
As Delhi air pollution reaches alarming levels, city hospitals witness surge in patients with respiratory problems
•As air pollution reached alarming levels in Delhi, major city hospitals witnessed a surge in the number of patients complaining of respiratory problems
Half-hearted ban on sale of crackers won't help: India needs sustained efforts to tackle air pollution
Rashmesehgal •The SC verdict banning the sale of firecrackers in Delhi/NCR is not only difficult to implement but also strange since it has not prohibited the bursting of firecrackers
Scientist have created a wearable device to monitor Asthma
Ians •Scientists have managed to create a Fitbit-like wearable device which can monitor inflation of lungs during asthma which may prevent hospitalisation and death.