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Shocking new details emerge in Brazil bungee-jumping accident: 21-year-old may have been alive after fatal 130-foot fall

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Woman launched from 40-metre bridge without safety rope in Brazil, falls to death

US-Iran MoU signing to take place at Burgenstock resort near Luzern: Swiss Foreign ministry

Trump says Netanyahu begged Obama to reject Iran deal, claims ex-US prez sided with Tehran

Peddi Row: Leaked chats and make-up artist reveal Janhvi Kapoor objected to oversexualized shots, but was ignored

Kumkum Bhagya actor Sanchita Ugale's final social media post goes viral after tragic death

Kashmir trade bodies roll out 50–60% discounts to welcome Amarnath pilgrims

Turkish aviation company says it lost Rs 4,700 crore in a day following Operation Sindoor

Carney invites PM Modi to Ottawa, India and Canada launch security information pact talks at G7

Ram Charan and Upasana Konidela share first glimpse of newborn twins on 14th anniversary: 'Heart Is full'

South Korean drama Teach You a Lesson to return with season 2? Director reveals

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G7's new reality: India, Brazil and other middle powers are becoming impossible to ignore

‘No food in the fridge’: Why Elon Musk, world’s first trillionaire, lives in 400 sq ft home?

B-52 vs Tupolev Tu-95 "Bear-G": Comparing technical profile of US and Russia strategic bombers

Top 7 tax-free income sources every Indian taxpayer should know

‘Mutual trust most strategic asset today, world suffers from shortage of trust’: PM Modi to G7 leaders

Antarctica feels the heat in June as temperature soars 20 degrees Celsius above normal

Israeli radars to be made in Tamil Nadu from 2027

Air Force deploys aircraft and helicopters to transport NEET UG question papers, flies over 200 sorties

As Raakh revisits the Ranga-Billa case, here's how it shaped Bobby Deol's childhood

India-US trade deal enters 'last mile', officials say ahead of Modi-Trump meeting

Modi at G7: Global South has a seat at the table, but is anyone listening?

'Just a celebration': Mohammad Mohebi clarifies 'gun' celebration after Iran's World Cup 2-2 draw against New Zealand

NCERT Mohenjodaro Dancing Girl controversy: Is India's obsession with modesty threatening its culture?

'Put cigarette on face, raped by 600-700 different men..': UK MP reveals disturbing grooming gang testimonies in Parliament

How many B-52 bombers does the US have?

US intelligence assesses Iran can shut Strait of Hormuz at will after conflict: Report

Marco Rubio's response to deaths of Indian sailors sparks backlash, opposition targets Modi's silence

At WION Health Pulse, to be held on June 17 in Delhi, mental health will be one of the key focus areas.

WION Health Pulse : Mental Health – The Invisible Pandemic

Dr said stress and inadequate sleep are emerging risk factors for obesity and high blood sugar. Chronic stress can increase cortisol levels, promoting fat storage and disrupting blood sugar control, while poor sleep may trigger increased appetite, weight gain and reduced insulin sensitivity.

Why obesity and high blood sugar levels are rising rapidly among Indian adults, expert reveal

Dr Jain said that extreme weather events, including heat waves, heavy rainfall, floods, and shifting precipitation patterns, are contributing to the spread of vector-borne diseases into new regions. 

How sudden rain after heat waves triggers vector-borne outbreaks

The doctor noted that apart from pressure changes, other weather-related factors can also trigger migraine. These include extreme heat or cold, high humidity, bright sunlight, strong winds, dry air and thunderstorms.

Science behind why sudden weather shifts cause intense migraines

Paula Hanford, the chief executive of UK-based Pancreatic Cancer Action, stated that the finding was one of the most significant developments in treatment that has ever been witnessed. 

'Game-changer': Daily pancreatic cancer pill could nearly doubles survival time, study finds

Europe faces an unprecedented May heatwave as Britain, France, and Ireland record historic temperatures. Experts warn that climate change is driving extreme weather across the continent

'Mini version of hell': Heat dome scorches Europe as UK, France shatter temperature records

Ebola outbreak in DR Congo raises global concern after an American tested positive. Know Ebola symptoms, spread, US travel rules, and Trump’s statement on Ebola

What is Ebola? Symptoms, Congo outbreak, US travel measures and Trump’s remarks

Indian competitive bodybuilding is facing a tough reality as Yatinder Singh’s video highlighted mental health struggles. Discussion is raging about steroid and PED abuse, intense pressure, and rise in deaths of young bodybuilders. What is the hidden truth of the sport?

Indian bodybuilding’s hidden underbelly: Mental health crisis, steroid abuse and young athlete deaths

As the discussion turned into how the Covid pandemic impacted lives and approach towards health, hygiene, and immunity, Milind Soman pointed out that the biggest message of the pandemic was that an underlying health condition puts one at a higher risk.

WION World Pulse: ‘Now it’s easy to identify disease vulnerability through genetic makeup’- Naresh Trehan

The procedure went to plan with a lag of only 0.06 seconds between the surgeon in London and the robot in Gibraltar. The cancer patient Paul Buxton, a football fan, said, “We’ve gone from being in the Championship to the Champions League as far as surgeons are concerned.”

Surgeon in UK guides robot to perform prostate removal surgery in Gibraltar

Japan approves world’s first iPS stem-cell treatments for Parkinson’s and heart failure

Karnataka IT minister Priyanka Kharge had indicated that the state government was exploring the possibility of restricting social media access for children. Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao had also expressed concerns about the impact of excessive screen exposure on children.

Karnataka, home to India’s Silicon Valley, to ban social media for children under 16

The campaign on HPV  shots will first focus on girls aged 14, those who have completed their 14th year but have not yet reached 15, and will be conducted as an intensive three-month drive before being folded into the routine immunisation programme.

India to launch nationwide HPV vaccination drive for 14-year-old girls on THIS date: More details inside

Type 2 diabetes occurs when the body is unable to use insulin effectively, leading to elevated blood sugar levels. To manage the condition, patients are often prescribed insulin or other medications. 

Hope for millions? China shocks the world with breakthrough diabetes cure: Here's how it succeeded

India's food safety crisis: How contaminated and ultra-processed foods threaten public health

The most affected parts of the joints in the legs are the knee and hip, which can also affect younger individuals, particularly those who have a genetic history, obesity, a history of joint injury, or metabolic disorders.

Persistent joint pain without injury: Early warning signs you shouldn’t ignore

A tragic incident involving minors has reignited concerns over children’s online safety, gaming addiction and emotional isolation, highlighting the need for parental involvement, awareness and healthier digital boundaries.

When online games turn deadly: What Ghaziabad sisters’ tragedy tells us about dark side of online gaming addiction

World Cancer Day: Awareness of symptoms of cancer, its timely screening, and access to evidence-based medicine can transform outcomes across populations, reducing complications and supporting faster recovery.

World Cancer Day: Why early detection remains the most powerful tool in saving lives from cancer

Dr Navina Singh, Fertility Specialist at Birla Fertility & IVF, Mumbai, stated that informal advice shared through family groups and personal networks frequently reaches couples before they consult a doctor, influencing critical choices during their most fertile years.

The WhatsApp fertility doctor: Why unqualified advice travels faster than evidence

The court said that consent is invalid if it is not based on adequate and credible scientific information, and it further noted that offering a choice between no treatment and an unproven therapy does not amount to valid consent, especially when families are emotionally vulnerable.

‘Stem cell therapy for autism is unethical, medical malpractice,’ says Supreme Court

The zoonotic virus travels to humans through infected fruit bats, contaminated food, or close contact with infected individuals. It can also rapidly progress to severe brain inflammation, marking one of the most lethal viral infections.

What happens inside the body after the Nipah virus enters — and how it attacks the brain?

Health experts warned that several women put their intimate health at risk unknowingly by sticking to the same menstrual products for years without reassessing whether they still suit their bodies. 

Using same period product for years? Doctors warn this could be mistake

Medical experts warn that cardiac conditions are no longer limited to the elderly, with a growing number of cases being reported among people in their 30s and 40s. They also said that lifestyle changes & modern-day stress are playing a major role in raising cardiac risk.

Why preventive heart screening can’t wait till 50 anymore: Here's what doctor warns

Cervical cancer typically progresses over time, and before cancer forms in the cervix, the cells of the cervix undergo changes called dysplasia, during which abnormal cells begin to develop in the tissue.

Screening is not optional anymore: Understanding risks of delayed cervical checkups

Amazon has confirmed that 10 cases of non-contagious TB were detected in September, and said it is coordinating with the National Health Service (NHS) on a screening program. 

What is 'Victorian Disease'? Amazon confirms cases at UK warehouse, union demands immediate shutdown

Developed with real battlefield conditions in mind, the technology benefits from the Army Major’s direct involvement to ensure practical usability. The agent hardens instantly, even in extreme environments such as combat zones or disaster sites and remains stable during storage.

Life saving medicine? Scientists develop spray-on powder that stops bleeding in one second, offers hope in war zones