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India's Next Public Health Challenge: Chronic Disease in Younger Adults

Chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease are increasingly affecting young Indians in their 20s and 30s, driven by lifestyle changes, stress, and genetic ...
Sep 02

Why Preventive Healthcare for Children Is One of the Most Important Investments India Can Make

Preventive healthcare for children in India encompasses vaccination, growth monitoring, developmental screening, nutrition, oral health, and mental health support, forming the foundation of lifelong wellbeing. ...
Aug 04

What Is Preventive Healthcare and Why It Matters in India

Preventive healthcare stops disease before it starts through screenings, vaccinations, and lifestyle change. In India, where non-communicable diseases dominate mortality, expanding access through Ayushman ...
Jun 22

Is Cancer Inherited? Genetic Testing and Family Risk

A family history of cancer indicates risk rather than certain illness. Understanding genetic patterns, seeking counseling, and implementing early, personalized screenings allow individuals to protect ...
Jun 10

One-Year-Old Develops Large Kidney Stone; AINU Doctors Remove It Without Surgery

Doctors at the Asian Institute of Nephrology and Urology (AINU), Banjara Hills, have successfully cleared a significant 10 mm kidney stone from a one-year-...
Apr 08

Caregiving across Life Stages: A Guide for Indian Families

Caregiving in India is a dynamic journey requiring adaptation across life stages. By utilizing modern healthcare tools and prioritizing self-care, families can balance cultural ...
Mar 18

Dhriya Goes Home Fit and Well After the Youngest Donor Gifts Her a New Lease of Life

Six month old Dhriya returns home safe and well, after having overcome the life threatening liver disease she was born with....
Mar 18

Can a New Partnership Between NITI Aayog and UNICEF Change the Fate of Millions of Mothers and Children?

The promise of improved nutrition and healthcare is far more than a development goal. It is a pathway towards dignity, opportunity and a healthier future....
Mar 07

A Cry for Help: Why Birth Defects Are India’s Next Public Health Battle

The science to prevent many congenital conditions exists. The surgical expertise to correct several defects is available. What remains fragmented is coordination....
Mar 05

Gleneagles Hospital Chennai Sets Historic National Milestone in Robotic Mitral Valve Replacement

Pioneering Success: India’s Youngest and Oldest Patients Triumph with Cutting-Edge Robotic Heart Surgery ....
Feb 10

The Smartphone Childhood: When India’s Digital Boom Starts Costing Young Minds

Families, schools, platforms, and governments will need to share responsibility. If India succeeds, it can set a global example of how to harness digital power ...
Feb 07

The Smartphone Childhood: When India’s Digital Boom Starts Costing Young Minds

Families, schools, platforms, and governments will need to share responsibility. If India succeeds, it can set a global example of how to harness digital power ...
Feb 03

When Alzheimer’s Knocks Too Early: The Teenager Who Forced Science to Rethink Memory Loss

The story of a 19-year-old diagnosed with a disease associated with old age is a reminder that the human brain still holds many ...
Jan 08

Memory Overload for Children: When Does It Become Too Much

Our modern world moves fast. As a paediatrician, I am seeing more and more children who aren’t just overwhelmed by academics but also by ...
Dec 29

The Real Indian Problem Solvers: 5 Entrepreneurs Bridging the Gap Between Real Problems and Real Profit

In the fast-paced Indian startup ecosystem, the narrative has shifted. It’s no longer just about the next unicorn valuation, but now it’s ...
Dec 27

First-of-its-kind Pancreas Surgery in the Country in an Eight-Year-Old Girl

The pancreas is one of the most crucial and sensitive organs in the human body. A tumor in the pancreas can be extremely dangerous. ...
Dec 03

Doctors flag alarming rise in breast cancer among women in their 20s and 30s

Doctors also point to significant lifestyle and reproductive changes behind the surge....
Nov 25

Pediatrician explains, raising healthy kids in a digital age

This article explores how digital exposure affects children’s physical, emotional and social development and offers practical strategies for families to build a healthy, balanced ...
Nov 22

Thane gets a new Comprehensive Centre of Excellence in Cardiac Sciences with a team of 11 cardiac specialists by KIMS Hospitals

KIMS Hospitals Thane, a leading multi-specialty healthcare institution, launched its Centre of Excellence in Cardiac Sciences, positioning itself as a regional hub for comprehensive ...
Oct 03

Karnataka’s Battle with Infant Mortality: Progress, Gaps, and the Road Ahead

Infant mortality is not just a number — it is a mirror reflecting how we, as a society, value our most vulnerable lives. Karnataka's fight ...
Oct 03

CARE Hospitals, Nampally Hosts World Heart Day Walkathon, Inspiring Hyderabad to Step Up for Heart Health

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Sep 29

Varun Khanna Honoured as ‘Visionary Healthcare CEO’ at AHPI Leadership Summit 2025

Healthcare is Service, Not Industry,” says Telangana Governor at AHPI Leadership Summit....
Sep 20

Francesco Arezzo takes office as president of Rotary International

Two Indian leaders begin term as Rotary International Directors for 2025–27. ...
Jul 14

Shots Not Given, Lives Not Saved: The Unspoken Vaccine Gap in India

Experts worldwide now warn that unless accelerated progress is made, the global goal of halving the number of zero-dose children by 2030 will remain ...
Jun 25

Beyond Band Aids: Can Virtual Worlds Ease Real Pain for India’s Children ?

Bringing VR into Indian pediatric care is not just about importing the technology; it is about adapting it thoughtfully. Platforms like Medicircle.in, which champion ...
Jun 17

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