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World Pneumonia Day: How Pneumonia Continues to Steal Lives and What We Can Do About It

On World Pneumonia Day, we honour those who have lost their lives to this illness and renew our commitment to fighting it....
Nov 12

India’s Diet Could Save the Planet: Why the World Needs to Follow Its Lead by 2050

The country’s emphasis on plant-based diets, traditional grains like millets, and the promotion of climate-resilient foods demonstrates that it is possible to ...
Oct 11

Avvatar Unveils 100% Performance Whey Protein: Expanding its Product Range with a Daily Nutrition Solution for All

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Sep 23

Avvatar Unveils 100% Performance Whey Protein: Expanding its Product Range with a Daily Nutrition Solution for All

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Sep 23

Ankura Hospital Successfully saves a three-month-old baby

Removes a safety pin from the stomach lining through the minimal invasive technique of Endoscopy to save the child....
Sep 16

Coping with Mucositis: Hina Khan's Struggle and How to Manage Chemotherapy Side Effects

While mucositis can be painful and debilitating, with the right management strategies and support, it is possible to find relief and continue the fight against ...
Sep 06

Fat, Vitamins, and Asthma: Are We Feeding Our Children the Wrong Food

Maintaining a balanced diet, rich in complex carbohydrates and antioxidants, while moderating fat and vitamin D intake, could play a vital role in reducing childhood ...
Aug 24

Silent Threat in Baby Bottles: Abbott to Pay $495 Million Over Deadly Risks

The case revolves around the alleged link between cow’s milk-based formulas and NEC. Studies suggest that breast milk significantly reduces the risk of ...
Jul 29

From Crisis to Cure: How India’s Milk Banks are Transforming Neonatal Care

By ensuring the availability of safe, pasteurized donor human milk and supporting mothers in expressing their own milk, these centres are playing a crucial role ...
Jul 29

If some countries in Asia Pacific can be on track to end AIDS then why cannot all?

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is a medicine for HIV negative people which protects them from getting infected with HIV through sexual route. It was approved ...
Jul 26

If some countries in Asia Pacific can be on track to end AIDS then why cannot all?

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is a medicine for HIV negative people which protects them from getting infected with HIV through sexual route. It was approved ...
Jul 26

AIMS (Asian Hospital) Doctors Restore Disfigured Face of Road Accident Victim

Asian Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS) Faridabad, the premiere medical care facility in Delhi NCR announces successful treatment of a young man with severe facial ...
Jul 10

The Impact of Dengue Fever During Monsoon Season in India

By adopting proactive mosquito control strategies and promoting community awareness, we can collectively mitigate the spread of dengue fever and safeguard public health during the ...
Jul 02

Promising New HIV Vaccine Candidate Shows Early Success: A Hopeful Step in HIV Research

While there is no cure yet, advancements in research, such as the recent vaccine trial, provide hope for a future where HIV can be effectively ...
Jun 06

600-gram premature infant thrives against odds at Jupiter Hospital, Pune

Extremely premature microprimis baby, 23-24 weeks gestation, with severe intrauterine growth restrictions, discharged from Jupiter Hospital Pune after 100-day stay....
May 08

Challenges of Child Growth at High Altitudes: New Study Reveals Impact

By prioritizing evidence-based interventions and policies tailored to the unique needs of these localities, we can chart a course toward fostering robust growth and ...
Apr 26

Tackling Childhood Malnutrition: Key Findings from a Harvard Study on Zero-Food Children in India

The findings of the Harvard study highlight the urgent need for concerted efforts to address childhood malnutrition, particularly in countries like India with high prevalence ...
Mar 12

Amrita Hospital, Kochi, Launches App for People with Swallowing Difficulties

Psychiatric factors and other reasons have also been reported among patients. Deglutology is the speciality that focuses on the management of dysphagia....
Nov 15

Healthier Women, Healthier Society, a session held jointly by FLO and AIG Hospitals

The next big thing in Medicine is the ‘Gut Microbiome’: Dr. D. Nageshwar Reddy, Chairman and Chief of Gastroenterology, AIG Hospitals. If you have never ...
Nov 11

5 Early signs & Symptoms of Breast Cancer Every Woman Should Know

Learn about early symptoms of breast cancer—lumps, skin changes, pain, shape alterations, and swelling. Recognizing these signs can aid in timely detection and treatment. ...
Oct 04

Maharashtra govt get inspired by MLA makes it Mandatory “Nursing Rooms” for Mothers and Lactating Women in All Workplaces

The Maharashtra government's proposal to introduce nursing rooms in workplaces is a progressive step towards supporting working mothers and promoting gender equality. This problem ...
Aug 12

Challenges and Triumphs of Indian Mothers: World Breastfeeding Week in Modern India

Breastfeeding is not just essential but magical for both the baby and the mother. It offers countless health benefits and establishes a strong emotional connection. ...
Aug 01

Sikkim Sets a Progressive Example: Maternity and Paternity Leave for Government Employees

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Jul 27

Congenital Heart Defect (CHD) Awareness Day 2023 – A day for hearts

Congenital Heart Defect (CHD) is the most common birth defect. Early detection and timely treatment can make this condition curable with a good long-term ...
Feb 14

How safe are antibiotics in pregnancy?

During the pregnancy period, the body is exposed to a plethora of infections subsequently reducing the body’s immunity. These infections are otherwise treated with ...
Jan 11

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