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Thailand Just Eliminated Rubella. Here’s What That Milestone Means for India

September 8, 2026

The World Health Organisation has, on 5 September 2026, certified that Thailand has achieved elimination of rubella as a public health problem, making Thailand the seventh country in the South-East Asia region of the WHO to achieve this goal. This ...

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September 8, 2026

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Health

Autoimmune Disorders May Double Mental Health Risks, Especially in Women

Mental health might be more tightly linked to physical illness than we think. A study published in BMJ Mental Health by researchers at The University of Edinburgh reveals that individuals with autoimmune conditions face nearly double the risk of persistent mental health disorders. The suspected culprit? Chronic inflammation, a hallmark of such diseases.