A recent court directive has ordered the Uttar Pradesh government to take action against government doctors engaging in private practice. This move aims to address the issue of government doctors prioritizing their private practices over their public duties. Meanwhile, a study by the Lancet has predicted that India may have over 440 million overweight people by 2050, highlighting the need for urgent attention to the country's growing health concerns. The rise in colorectal diseases among young people has also been flagged by doctors at the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGI). Furthermore, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that US actions may set back global efforts to eradicate polio. The WHO has also expressed concern over the soaring rates of obesity worldwide, describing it as a "monumental social failure." These developments underscore the need for increased awareness and action to address the various health challenges facing India and the world. In other news, the Bhopal Memorial Hospital and Research Centre (BMHRC) has acquired a DNA sequencer for testing sickle cell anemia, and a sixth case of polio has been reported in Pakistan. These reports highlight the ongoing struggles in the health sector and the need for continued efforts to improve healthcare infrastructure and services. As the Indian government and healthcare professionals work to address these challenges, it is essential to prioritize public health and take proactive measures to prevent and manage diseases.