Scientists have mapped the protein export machinery of the Tuberculosis pathogen, opening fresh avenues to develop drugs against resistant strains.
Researchers at the CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology have identified critical vulnerabilities in the Tuberculosis bacterium by mapping its protein export network. The landmark findings demonstrate India's expanding scientific capabilities in tackling major public health challenges.
Kerala's health department says more than thirteen thousand girls up to age 14 have been immunised in Kozhikode, with the campaign now running until the end of the year.
District health teams and civic leaders in Kiphire and Mon step up community outreach to counter hesitancy and protect adolescent girls against cervical cancer.
The Dhagera and Shillai blocks in Sirmaur district vaccinated over 1,300 adolescent girls, exceeding targets by up to 115%, showcasing effective public‑health delivery in Himachal Pradesh.
Clarifies the distinction between microbes becoming drug‑proof and patients developing treatment failures, and outlines proven steps to limit the spread.
