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🩺 Kids can get hepatitis; know the signs

Children are definitely not immune to hepatitis, which is liver inflammation, according to paediatrician Dr Nakul Pathak. In India, Hepatitis A is the leading cause of acute viral hepatitis, spreading via contaminated food or water. The condition can present with mild symptoms or severe signs like jaundice, dark urine, and abdominal pain. Prompt medical testing is crucial because symptoms alone don't reveal the cause or severity of the illness. Parents must disclose all medicines taken and avoid giving extra paracetamol for proper care. 🩺

#ChildHealth#HepatitisAwareness#HealthTips
india

πŸ€– Calicut University's Suvega goes 24/7 with AI

Calicut University's 'Suvega' digital service centre is upgrading its operations with an AI chatbot. This centre, located in the Tagore Nikethan complex, previously operated between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. daily. Currently, staff are divided into shifts covering 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. The new reform aims to provide student-friendly services globally. IT section staff will be involved to enhance the existing audio services. πŸ€–

#CalicutUniversity#AI#HigherEd
world

✈️ AI flight captain's drug test comes back positive

The confirmatory dope test for the pilot-in-command on Air India's Phuket-Delhi flight is positive. This occurred involving the flight on Tuesday, with the incident happening on August 4. Seventeen people were hospitalized after the sudden altitude loss, leading to an AAIB probe. The DGCA is now pushing for stricter dope testing requirements as a deterrent. Further action will depend on the investigation and final test results. ✈️

#AviationSafety#DGCA#AirIndia
world

πŸŒ‘ Spain ready for eclipse despite fire threats

Spain is currently making preparations for an upcoming solar eclipse event. This celestial occurrence is set to happen across various regions in Spain. The event is scheduled to take place on April 8th, providing a specific date for the astronomical display. However, the excitement is somewhat overshadowed by the ongoing risk of wildfires across the country. Authorities are maintaining high alert status to manage both the public viewing and potential emergency situations.

#SolarEclipse#Spain#WeatherAlerts
business

✈️ Air India pilot fails drug test after turbulence incident

The pilot-in-command of Air India flight AI2379 failed a second drug test for marijuana on Tuesday. This flight, traveling from Phuket to Delhi, experienced a sudden altitude loss on August 4, resulting in 24 injuries. The initial screening had already flagged the pilot as non-negative, leading to mandatory testing. The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is now investigating this 'serious incident.' Air India's CEO also met with officials to address public confidence following the crash last year. ✈️

#AirIndia#AviationSafety#FlightIncident
business

🎬 Paramount might bail on California over merger fight 🎬

David Ellison is ready to move Paramount out of California if the merger stalls due to antitrust suits. This potential relocation targets California if a settlement isn't reached with Attorney General Rob Bonta by September 30. The deal faces hurdles from 12 states, and Paramount could face $1.2 billion in fees by the March 2, 2027 trial date. Bonta called the relocation a blackmail attempt against the state. Paramount is considering new bases like Georgia, Texas, and Tennessee for its operations.

#Paramount#MergerWars#BusinessNews
health

🧠 Why postpartum psychosis gets missed in healthcare

Postpartum psychosis is frequently missed due to systemic gaps in mental healthcare support. Dr. Patricia De Marco Centeno notes that warning signs are often caught by non-psychiatric staff in various hospitals. This issue is compounded by psychiatrist shortages and reliance on short, 15-minute evaluations instead of thorough assessments. Proper treatment requires immediate hospitalization and mood stabilizers, not just antidepressants. Addressing stigma and improving evaluation time are key steps toward fixing the system. 🧠

#MentalHealth#PostpartumCare#HealthcareFail
health

🩺 Court cases expose mental health term confusion

A Massachusetts courtroom case highlighted major misunderstandings surrounding mental health terms related to pregnancy. Lindsay Clancy's trial for infanticide exposed the gap between public and clinical understanding of postpartum psychosis. Clinicians now use the umbrella term PMADs, which includes perinatal depression and OCD traits. Perinatal psychosis, rare, often masks an underlying bipolar I disorder, unlike typical postpartum blues. Understanding this distinction between insight and psychosis is crucial for proper diagnosis and treatment. 🧠

#MentalHealth#PerinatalCare#Psychiatry
business

πŸ›οΈ FCRA bill sparks debate over NGO funding rules

The government is trying to build consensus on referring the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026, to a Joint Parliamentary Committee. This bill faces pushback from opposition parties and civil society groups due to provisions they deem draconian. Key concerns include empowering a designated authority to manage assets of NGOs whose licenses are cancelled. The bill also extends liability from direct managers to directors and trustees, while reducing the maximum jail term for violations. The Union Ministry of Home Affairs states the amendments aim for a comprehensive statutory framework for foreign contributions. πŸ›οΈ

#FCRA#IndianPolitics#NGOs
tech

πŸ“± Lava Agni 4N gets best UK look reveal

Indian handset maker Lava is preparing its UK launch with the Agni 4N smartphone. Lava UK shared an image on X showcasing the device's rear design, which mirrors the Agni 4 from India. While front specs are unconfirmed, the brand confirmed a metal design for this phone. Lava has been criticizing Samsung over similar designs and slow performance in recent times. More official details regarding the Agni 4N are expected soon.

#LavaAgni4N#UKTech#NewPhone
india

πŸ”₯ Student Protests Heat Up in Jharkhand; TN Passes NEET Resolution

ABVP workers were detained after clashes with police during a march to the Jharkhand Assembly. The protest was against the use of lathis and tear gas on students during a prior demonstration over government job exam irregularities. The Tamil Nadu Assembly unanimously passed a resolution asking the Union government to abolish the NEET exam. This resolution also requested the Centre permit state admission based on Class 12 marks for medical colleges. Chief Minister Hemant Soren stated he would address the students' demands with seriousness and sensitivity. πŸ§‘β€βš–οΈ

#JharkhandProtest#NEET#StudentVoice

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