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- Aug 23, 2026
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‘Those who do not abide by law cannot do business’: Tukaram Mundhe (opens the original)
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Interview/ Tukaram Mundhe, commissioner, Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration THE MAHARASHTRA Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been on an aggressive drive to enforce food-safety regulations. It has resulted in raids and inspections across a wide range of establishments from dairies, restaurants, hotel kitchens and gymkhana canteens to food delivery platforms and even the Bombay High Court canteen. Several licences have been suspended, and establishments have been asked to comply with r
Two babies, one sac: How doctors saved these rare twins (opens the original)
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When a 37-year-old woman conceived after years of infertility treatment, she and her doctors knew the pregnancy would require close monitoring. But what unfolded at Rainbow Hospital, HRBR, was an exceptionally high-risk twin pregnancy involving two babies sharing not just a placenta, but the same amniotic sac. The woman was carrying monochorionic monoamniotic (MCMA) twins, one of the rarest forms of twin pregnancy. In this type of identical twin pregnancy, both foetuses share a single placenta a
How inflammation may help colorectal cancer hide from the immune system (opens the original)
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Colorectal cancer cells can evade immune detection and destruction by altering their environment and biology A new study identifies IL-26 as a protein that enters colorectal cancer cells, altering gene regulation Blocking IL-26 in preclinical models restored anti-tumour immune activity and improved responsiveness to immunotherapy Cancer is often described as a battle between tumours and the immune system. But tumours do not merely sit passively while immune cells attack them. They can alter thei
How MMA embolisation treats brain bleeds without opening the skull (opens the original)
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MMA embolisation is a minimally invasive endovascular procedure for treating chronic subdural hematomas This innovative technique is proving effective for selected patients, especially older adults or those on blood thinners Unlike surgery that simply drains the blood, MMA embolisation targets the biological source For decades, when a subdural hematoma became large enough to compress the brain, the treatment pathway was relatively straightforward: surgeons would make an opening in the skull and
Why India must prioritise prevention over cure for obesity, diabetes (opens the original)
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INDIA HAS SUCCEEDED in helping its people live longer. The next challenge is to ensure that those additional years are healthy. This theme was at the heart of the THE WEEK Metabolic Health Summit 2026, Maharashtra Edition, held at the Trident in Mumbai on August 6. It brought together policymakers, government officials, clinicians, public-health experts and leading doctors to discuss the future of cardiometabolic health. The scale of the challenge was laid out by Dr Rajiv Kovil, senior diabetolo
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