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High Blood Pressure: Causes, Symptoms and Prevention Guide

High blood pressure affects millions of Indians silently. This guide explains its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and evidence-based prevention strategies tailored to Indian lifestyles and ...
Jul 02

Fever in Children: When to Worry or Visit Emergency

Caring for a child with a fever requires balancing close monitoring with steady patience. Recognizing emergency signs ensures you seek professional care immediately when it ...
Jun 03

AIG Hospitals, Banjara Hills Launches “Beat the Heat” Public Awareness Campaign to Prevent Heat Stroke and Heat-Related Emergencies

With Telangana witnessing intense summer conditions and several districts including Hyderabad recording temperatures above 44°C in recent days, AIG Hospitals, Banjara Hills has launched “...
May 06

Heat Stroke: A Neurologist’s Perspective on a Preventable Emergency

As Summer begins in Chennai, heat-related illnesses are becoming a significant public health concern. Among them, heat stroke stands out as a life-threatening ...
Apr 10

Expert Diagnosis at MGM Healthcare Enables Treatment of Rarest Gastric-Type Cyst Found in the Brain

Dr. V. R. Roopesh Kumar had previously encountered a similar rare case nearly two decades ago, an experience that proved crucial in identifying this condition ...
Apr 04

Gleneagles Hospital Chennai (part of the Fortis Healthcare Network) Transforms 9-Year-Old Epilepsy Patient’s Life with Advanced Stereo-EEG Procedure

On Purple Day hospital launches Epilepsy Care Package, aimed at improving access to early diagnosis and timely intervention....
Mar 27

Editing a Baby’s DNA: The Power and Peril of Precision Medicine

Whether this approach becomes widely available will depend on future research, regulatory approval, and continued technological refinement...
Mar 25

Young, Healthy, Still Gone: The Brutal Reality of Invasive Meningococcal Disease That Killed Agniveer trainees

As surveillance continues and laboratory results provide greater clarity, authorities appear committed to transparency and containment....
Feb 27

71-Year-Old Woman Regains Speech After 45 Days in Rare ‘Silent Seizure’ State

Advanced neurological care in Mumbai helps patient recover from prolonged non-convulsive status epilepticus....
Feb 18

A Life saved before it began: HCMCT Manipal Hospital Delhi treats a Five-Day-Old Newborn with a Rare Brain Condition

In a rare medical miracle, doctors at HCMCT Manipal Hospital Dwarka in New Delhi, successfully treated a five-day-old newborn diagnosed with congenital hydrocephalus - ...
Feb 17

Epilepsy: Doctors highlight need for awareness, breaking myths

Epilepsy is a brain disorder in which a person gets repeated seizures. According to estimates, more than 15 million people are living with epilepsy in ...
Feb 09

The Thin Line Between Therapy and Thrill: India’s Crackdown on Drugs Misuse

Training pharmacists, informing doctors, and educating patients will determine whether this policy delivers real-world impact or remains a rule on paper....
Jan 29

Yashoda Hospitals, Hitec City Successfully Performs Complex Brain Surgery for Rare Drug-Resistant Epilepsy in a 2-Year-Old Child

Yashoda Hospitals, Hitec City, has successfully treated a 2-year-old boy, Mast. Abhinav Reddy, who was suffering from drug-refractory focal epilepsy due to ...
Jan 22

Doctors urge caution, advice not to panic amidst Nipah cases in Bengal

The detection of two suspected Nipah virus cases in West Bengal has put health authorities on alert, prompting the Centre to deploy a National Joint ...
Jan 14

Rare Tumor in the Frontal Part of the Brain

Brain tumors are rarely life-threatening. Usually, such tumors grow over a period of two to three weeks, and symptoms appear gradually thereafter. ...
Jan 03

5 Compliance Challenges for Pharma Exporters and How AI Simplifies Them

In pharmaceutical exports, compliance is not a checklist, it is a system of trust. As regulatory scrutiny intensifies and cross-border operations grow more complex, ...
Dec 27

A Conqueror of Death: The Zambian Nurse Who Defied All Odds

Battled a life-threatening blood cancer with extraordinary courage...
Dec 22

The First 1000 Days: Why Timely Vaccines Matter in Early Childhood Development

The first 1000 days shape a child's entire future. Vaccination is one of the most scientifically proven ways to safeguard these precious early years...
Nov 17

4-Year-Old Survives Life-Threatening Pneumococcal Meningoencephalitis After 20 Days of Intensive Care at KIMS Hospitals Thane

A four-year-old previously healthy but unvaccinated child has made a remarkable recovery from pneumococcal meningoencephalitis with sepsis after receiving timely and aggressive treatment ...
Nov 14

Cough Syrup or Chemical Cocktail? Inside the Toxic Crisis That’s Testing India’s Pharma Credibility Again

From the moment raw materials are sourced to the time a syrup bottle reaches a patient’s hand, there must be no blind spots. A ...
Nov 11

Protecting Young Brains: Understanding Stroke in Children

When we think of stroke, we usually imagine it affecting older adults — but children, even newborns, can have strokes too. Paediatric stroke affects nearly 1 ...
Oct 30

Invisible Predator: Kerala’s Growing Crisis with Brain-Eating Amoebas

The emergence of amoebic infections in Kerala represents a critical public health challenge, particularly for vulnerable populations such as children and immunocompromised individuals....
Oct 16

Cough Syrups and Funerals: Why India Must Wake Up to a Brewing Pediatric Tragedy

Strengthened pharmacovigilance, faster forensic analysis, stricter licensing of manufacturers, and zero tolerance for sub-standard products must become non-negotiable priorities....
Oct 06

When Water Turns Deadly: How Kerala’s Wells Became Vessels of a Brain-Eating Threat

If India can use this tragedy to strengthen its fight against waterborne pathogens, build awareness, and ensure faster medical intervention, then perhaps future lives can ...
Aug 20

The Ghost of Japanese Encephalitis Haunts Again: Why India Cannot Ignore the Signs

That child’s life may now stand as privacy’s first wave prompting renewed defenses across hospitals, labs, and field units....
Aug 19

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