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Environmental Health Policy AnalystPublished: August 4, 2025    The Study: From AQI to Health Risk Index A new policy paper by Indian researchers recommends transforming the existing Air Quality Index to include explicit health-risk indicators—creating what they term an Air Quality Health Index (AQHI). This enhanced index would communicate real-time mortality and morbidity risks for […]

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Health & Adolescent Wellness Analyst – based on over 5 years of desk‑based research Study Findings: Key Data from the American Heart Association Conference Lack of sleep cause New research from Pennsylvania State University, presented at the American Heart Association’s Epidemiology sessions in March 2025, reveals a striking link between insufficient sleep and elevated blood

Medical & Health Editor – SBKI NewsPublished: August 1, 2025 When a 34‑year‑old Bengaluru IT professional and a 43‑year‑old teacher from Panipat were diagnosed with lung cancer, doctors were shocked. Neither smoked, both ate homemade food, and exercised regularly. So what triggered their disease? Rare Genetic Factors: EGFR Mutation Detected Dr. Raman Narang, hematologist at

SBKINEWS.IN | 30th July, 2025 Predict Cardiac Health Heart disease remains the biggest killer in India and the world. Now, more and more cardiologists and researchers are pointing to one simple but powerful diagnostic tool that could save millions of lives: the Coronary Artery Calcium (CAC) scan. Early identification of cardiovascular risk becomes important at

Public-Interest Reporter, SBKI News On World Hepatitis Day 2025, global health bodies and national authorities are once again sounding the alarm about a silent epidemic — hepatitis. This year, the focus is on prevention, awareness, and early diagnosis. With over 325 million people globally suffering from viral hepatitis (B and C), according to the World