Swapnil Mishra

When sexual exploration goes wrong, it is important to seek prompt medical attention, doctors advise

Administration makes it clear that compliance is not high on the agenda despite FDA flagging major issues at facility

Police refuse to file FIR in complaint over reinstatement of ACB-trapped BMC engineer, directing complainant back to civic body under scrutiny

Licence revoked second time in a year; repeated warnings to BMC Commissioner; but no corrective action taken

20-yr-old denied MRI scan for more than a week; govt guidelines mandate free medical care for sex assault victims

Medics say unknown drug composition and delayed disclosure left little room to reverse toxicity, warning even small doses can turn deadly

MSHRC summons DMER Director, GT Hospital Dean after Mirror report flags alleged violation of free treatment norms for sexual assault survivor

As ecological collapse and urban toxicity erode natural fertility, a billion-dollar industry is rising to manufacture what the city has destroyed—fuelling a widening divide between high-tech luxury births and a predatory shadow market that preys on the desperate

After more than two decades of influenza testing in Mumbai, scientists have identified wheezing and sore throat as the strongest clinical predictors of influenza in critically ill patients, a finding that could help overcrowded public hospitals detect and treat cases faster during seasonal outbreaks. The study analysed Severe Acute Respiratory Infection (SARI) admissions between February and August 2025. Published in the International Journal of Medicine and Public Health and funded by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), it is being described as the city's first year-round surveillance study linking bedside symptoms with laboratory-confirmed influenza cases.

A long-running dispute over feeding community dogs inside Runwal Forest Cooperative Housing Society (CHS) in Kanjurmarg West has escalated into a police matter.