Recent epidemiological data reveals a dramatic surge in summer heat mortality driven by human-induced climate warming. This analysis explores the pathophysiological impacts on cardiac and renal systems, diagnostic dilemmas in death certification, and essential emergency cooling protocols for acute clinical care.

Odisha has established India's first state-level clinical protocol specifically tailored for pregnant women with sickle cell disease. Developed with NHM and UNICEF, the framework provides structured antenatal screening, crisis mitigation, standardized referral pathways, and specialized interdisciplinary care.

India is advancing preventive healthcare by integrating genomics, artificial intelligence, and quantum technologies. With the SANGAM programme sequencing one million Indian genomes, clinicians can unlock personalized therapies, detect cardiometabolic risks early, and curb the burden of diabetes and heart disease.

A randomized controlled trial demonstrates that an eight-week dual-task training intervention significantly improves static and dynamic postural control over standard balance exercises in individuals with chronic ankle instability, addressing critical neurocognitive deficits during athletic and daily activities.

A retrospective cohort study of 7,716 ICU patients from the MIMIC-IV database demonstrates that Gradient Boosting Decision Trees significantly outperform traditional SOFA scores in predicting in-hospital mortality among patients with sepsis and diabetes, with SHAP analysis providing clinical interpretability.