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Stroke medicine experts have underscored that the difference between recovery and permanent disability often depends on how quickly patients receive treatment. They also warned that poor diet, physical inactivity and inadequate sleep are increasingly feeding the country’s stroke burden, making prevention as urgent as emergency response.
Vani Kapoor moved into unfamiliar but welcome territory on home soil, grabbing a one-stroke lead after the opening rounds of the Hero Women’s Indian Open. The 32-year-old Indian veteran edged ahead of defending champion Shannon Tan and three-time winner Pornanong Phatlum in a tightly packed leaderboard that underlines how little margin separates the field.
India head into the second T20 international against New Zealand with their batting unit carrying the burden once again after the bowlers produced another underwhelming display in the series opener. At a venue expected to favour stroke-play, the visitors will need sharper lengths, better death-over execution and a more disciplined plan if they are to avoid being outgunned in Christchurch.
Pranavi produced a composed final-round recovery to capture gold at the Asian Games, becoming the central figure in a landmark result for Indian women’s golf. Despite a damaging triple bogey on the third hole that erased her three-stroke overnight advantage, the 23-year-old from Mysore responded with three birdies to steady her round and finish on top, while India’s women also claimed team silver.
Shubman Gill appears to have embraced the simplest route to batting greatness: stay in, absorb pressure and keep the innings alive. As India’s captain, he is increasingly combining aesthetic strokeplay with the responsibility of carrying the side through difficult phases, a balance that is shaping both his leadership and his reputation.
India enter their Asian Games 2026 quarterfinal against Afghanistan with caution rather than comfort, as Shreyas and the team assess a surface at Korogi Sports Park that could reward discipline over strokeplay. With rain threatening to interrupt play on September 28, the contest is shaping up as a test of adaptability, game management and nerve as much as skill.
Researchers in Germany say they have reversed decades of biological aging in human cells through cellular reprogramming, a finding that could deepen understanding of age-related disease and tissue repair. While the result is not a ready-made human therapy, it marks a notable advance in the science of epigenetic age and regenerative medicine.
OpenEvidence, the fast-growing medical AI startup, is drawing intense investor attention as it scales toward a reported $15 billion valuation while doctors increasingly use its tools in clinical settings. The company’s rise underscores both the commercial promise of AI-powered medical search and the unresolved concerns around accuracy, transparency, and the role of advertising in healthcare decision-making.
Researchers have reported a striking laboratory advance in which blood cells taken from an 80-year-old donor were transformed into younger, brain-like cells. The finding is being watched closely because it could open new pathways for studying aging, neurodegeneration, and personalized cell therapies, though it remains far from clinical use.
India’s Ministry of Ayush has released new guidance aimed at standardising the treatment of skin-related disorders across four traditional medical systems, marking a significant policy step in the regulation of integrative care. The move is designed to improve clinical consistency, strengthen evidence-based practice, and support safer patient management within the country’s traditional medicine framework.
Researchers in Germany have reported that blood cells taken from an 80-year-old donor were reprogrammed into stem cells with a molecular age of under 20, a striking demonstration of how cellular age can be reset in the laboratory. The finding, published in Aging Cell and highlighted by Medical Xpress, could help advance regenerative medicine, though experts caution that the work remains far from clinical use.
Healthcare technology is moving beyond pilot projects and into commercial scale, with advances in sensors, wearable devices, 3D-printed skin, reconstructed organs and data-driven clinical trials reshaping the investment case for the sector. For markets and IPO watchers, the shift signals a broader re-rating of companies that can turn scientific breakthroughs into regulated, revenue-generating platforms.
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