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In recent years, hypertension, once predominantly associated with older adults, has stealthily infiltrated younger demographics, raising red flags for public health experts worldwide. This silent epidemic has surfaced with alarming prevalence rates, particularly among adolescents and even children, painting a grim picture of cardiovascular health among the younger populace.

Dengue fever, a prevalent mosquito-borne illness in India, is accompanied by a range of myths that often cloud the understanding of the deadly disease. Here, we pick apart these misconceptions to provide clarity on Dengue and its implications for public health.

HIV prevention was allocated A$43.9 million over three years in this week’s federal budget. Some $26m of this is for “PrEP” for people without access to Medicare.

Within two months of launching her company, Cate Basic was hit with a public health complaint that penalised her for baking cookies in her kitchen at home.

Directorate of Public Health urges district health officers to strictly follow action plan to prevent dengue outbreak.

Sir Michael Marmot wants cuts reversed as fund backed by L&G and his research institute opens to support local initiatives

Release of Chinese COVID-19 whistleblower after 4 years in jail underscores importance of transparency and accountability in public health crises.

Haj screening camp organized by Department of Public Health in Chennai for pilgrims with vaccination and fitness verification.

A lack of data and surveillance of the virus is worrying some public health experts about cases going unnoticed

Latest Dietary Guidelines for Indians address undernutrition, overweight, and unhealthy diets to prevent non-communicable diseases effectively across India.

Research has revealed the link between childhood maltreatment and mental health conditions, with calls for the government to treat it as public health priority.