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The Top Ten healthcare and global health news summaries on Bharat Speaks bring you the most important national and international developments, curated with clarity and depth. From health and policy to technology and global affairs, we cover what matters most. Stay informed, stay aware, and stay safe with Bharat Speaks. 1. From Doctor Visits to Drug Access: How Indian Healthcare Compares With the U.S. India’s healthcare system prioritizes affordability and accessibility, while the U.S. emphasizes advanced infrastructure but faces high costs. An American mother highlights key contrasts: doctor availability, treatment expenses, and medicine access. The comparison underscores India’s strengths in…
Spain has officially been crowned the “World’s Most Fun Country” in 2025, beating global favorites like Brazil, Thailand, and Italy. With its historic charm, vibrant festivals, and a lifestyle steeped in joy, Spain has emerged as the ultimate destination for those seeking culture, celebration, and unforgettable experiences. Spain Tops Global Fun Rankings In a survey conducted by U.S. News & World Report, involving over 17,000 respondents across 36 countries, Spain ranked No. 1 in the Most Fun Countries in the World 2025 list. Its appeal lies in a powerful blend of history, art, nightlife, and iconic celebrations—from the fiery flamenco…
India’s drug regulators have placed patient safety at the heart of their agenda with the inauguration of the 5th National Pharmacovigilance Week in New Delhi. By combining digital reporting platforms, awareness campaigns, and recognition for frontline contributors, the initiative underscores India’s growing role as a global leader in monitoring adverse drug reactions. A Week Dedicated to Vigilance The Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC), functioning as the National Coordination Centre for the Pharmacovigilance Programme of India (PvPI), launched the 5th National Pharmacovigilance Week (NPW) at Bharat Mandapam Convention Centre. Running from September 17 to 23, the campaign is themed “Your Safety, Just…
Health is often measured in numbers—blood pressure, sugar levels, cholesterol, and vitamin counts. Experts say knowing these benchmarks can help people catch problems early, prevent chronic disease, and take control of their well-being. Vital Signs That Speak Volumes Doctors say the most basic health markers can reveal much about overall well-being. A healthy blood pressure, pegged at 120/80 mmHg, ensures proper circulation and heart function. Normal pulse rate lies between 70–100 beats per minute, body temperature stays within 36.8–37°C, and breathing averages 12–16 breaths per minute. Any consistent deviation from these values may signal an underlying condition that needs medical…
Long relegated to the realm of digestion, the human gut is now recognized as one of the most powerful drivers of health. From leafy greens and fermented foods to amino acids and herbs, a growing body of research shows that everyday nutrients can calm inflammation, strengthen immunity, and restore microbial balance. A Hidden Ecosystem Comes Into Focus For centuries, food traditions—from Indian turmeric milk to Korean kimchi—suggested that what we eat could heal. Today, science is confirming those cultural instincts. The gut’s microbiome, home to trillions of microbes, interacts constantly with the immune system, influencing not just digestion but inflammation,…
The Top Ten healthcare and global health news summaries on Bharat Speaks bring you the most important national and international developments, curated with clarity and depth. From health and policy to technology and global affairs, we cover what matters most. Stay informed, stay aware, and stay safe with Bharat Speaks. 1. Delhi Government to Launch 7,500 Healthcare Camps Under ‘Swasth Nari, Sashakt Pariwar’ InitiativeThe Delhi government announced plans to establish 7,500 healthcare camps focused on women’s health under its new campaign, Swasth Nari, Sashakt Pariwar. The initiative aims to provide free screenings, medical consultations, and awareness programs, prioritizing maternal health,…