Rabies cases tend to rise during the monsoon due to increased stray animal movement, outdoor activities, breeding behaviour and delays in seeking treatment. Experts warn that rabies is almost always fatal but fully preventable with timely care. Immediate wound washing, medical attention and completing vaccination are crucial to prevent deaths during the rainy season.
Walking through floodwater during Mumbai's heavy rains can expose you to harmful bacteria, viruses, chemicals, and injuries. Health experts recommend five essential steps immediately after reaching home, including washing thoroughly, disinfecting wounds, changing clothes, monitoring for infections, and disinfecting footwear to reduce the risk of serious waterborne diseases and skin infections.
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Maharashtra FDA has banned sale of Pakistani beauty cream 'Goree' and two other creams after high amount mercury was found in them. US FDA said high level of mercury gets absorbed into people's bloodstream, causing serious health problems. Some health risks include kidney damage or rapid kidney failure and neurological damage like tremors, headaches, fatigue and mood or cognitive disturbances.
Recent electrocution deaths during Mumbai's monsoon have highlighted the dangers of electrical hazards in flooded areas and homes. Experts advise never touching a person still in contact with a live electrical source, as it can be fatal. They also stress proper electrical maintenance, awareness of flood-related risks and timely first aid to help prevent such accidents.
On World Zoonoses Day, observed on July 6, Dr J Kirtana said most infections that spread from pets to humans, including rabies, leptospirosis and ringworm, are preventable. She advised regular pet vaccination, deworming, veterinary check-ups, good hand hygiene and prompt treatment after animal bites or scratches to reduce the risk of zoonotic diseases.
Women over 35 years may find it harder to lose weight due to age-related muscle loss, slower metabolism, and hormonal changes. Experts recommend strength training 2-3 times a week, eating 25-30 g of protein with each main meal, and prioritising quality sleep and stress management to maintain muscle mass and support healthy weight control.
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The National Medical Commission (NMC) has told the Kerala High Court that private medical colleges cannot charge tuition fees beyond the 4.5-year academic phase of the MBBS course. It said the one-year internship is practical training, not classroom instruction, and colleges must refund any fees collected for the additional six months. The High Court will decide the matter.
Ahead of NEET-PG 2026, the National Medical Commission (NMC) urged candidates to ignore social media rumours and trust the examination process. It warned students against agents promising paper leaks or result manipulation, saying the computer-based exam will have strict security measures to ensure a fair, transparent, and secure examination for all candidates.
World Zoonoses Day, observed on July 6, highlights the growing threat of zoonotic diseases, infections that spread from animals to humans. With nearly 75% of emerging infectious diseases originating in animals, experts stress stronger disease surveillance, responsible animal handling, wildlife protection and a One Health approach to help prevent future outbreaks and pandemics.
Kolkata is witnessing a sharp surge in Influenza A infections, with hospitals reporting more patients suffering from high fever, persistent cough, lung congestion, and breathing difficulties. Doctors attribute the rise to fluctuating weather, heavy rainfall, and high humidity, warning that vulnerable groups face a higher risk of severe illness and ICU admission.
