At 18 million, India has the largest diaspora in the world, reports UN study

The US remained by far the largest country of destination of international migrants with 51 million migrants in 2020, equal to 18 per cent of the world's total

DNA test can quickly identify pneumonia in COVID-19 patients, aiding faster treatment: Study

For patients with the most severe forms of COVID-19, mechanical ventilation is often the only way to keep them alive

Twenty-month-old baby's death gives a new lease of life to five patients including a five-month-old infant

Doctors at Sir Gangaram Hospital in Delhi retrieved her heart, liver, both kidneys and both corneas, and transplanted them in five patients including the infant.

We are challenging nature fundamentally: In conversation with Infosys Prize winner Prof Arindam Ghosh and Prof Srinivas Kulkarni

Scientific temper has changed since the pandemic hit. More people are interested in it and more people know about scientists. The news is talking about them. But does this really help?

After NEET, around 800 super speciality medical seats may go vacant in India this year. This is why

Around 800 medical super speciality seats in the country are likely to vacant, owing to the National Medical Commission not reducing the cutoff percentile

No conclusive proof of sexual assault in the autopsy report of UP girl, DNA test result awaited: Cops

A senior police officer indicated that it would be premature to say anything on the nature of crime at this stage of the investigation as further evidence are being gathered

COVID-19 healthcare workers at risk for mental health problems: Study

For the study, the researchers surveyed 571 healthcare workers, including 473 emergency responders (firefighters, police, EMTs) and 98 hospital staff (doctors, nurses)

People shouldn't hesitate to get vaccinated, listen to scientists: Delhi's first COVID patient

The businessman and Delhi's first COVID patient said that many are spreading misconceptions about it even before the roll-out and urged people to give our scientists a chance

Counselling sessions for farmers at Singhu Border to prevent burnout, suicide bids

However, to ease their psychological burden, US-based NGO, United Sikhs, has started carrying out counselling sessions for farmers

Online tool identifies COVID-19 patients at highest risk of deterioration

The tool assesses 11 measurements routinely collected from patients, including age, gender, and physical measurements (such as oxygen levels)

COVID-19 vaccine: 29-year-old volunteer who participated in trial shot shares his experience

Florence Nightingale of Tamil Nadu: This 24-year-old nursing college teacher is getting the homeless off the streets

Manisha K, a nursing college lecturer from Erode, has rehabilitated over 160 homeless into various homes across Tamil Nadu

Insult to medical, frontline workers: Doctors’ Association condemns decision to allow 100 percent occupancy in TN theatres

GR Ravindranath, the President of the DASE, in a statement, said that the government was being more considerate of the economic welfare of filmmakers than the general public

Odisha to conduct health check-ups in schools and colleges across state for COVID-19

Additional Chief Secretary P K Mohapatra has assured the state government on behalf of the H&FW department about health check-ups at a high-level meeting chaired by Chief Secretary S C Mohapatra

Meet the Hyderabad students whose fresh ideas won one of the toughest idea-pitching events

Winners and runners-up were awarded a cash prize of `30,000, `25,000 respectively along with mentorship opportunities and 50 per cent off on the Metamorphosis School Of Entrepreneurship programme