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Integrating mental health into India’s primary healthcare, what’s next?

When, how is your heart matters as much as your BP, in every basti, every metro? At Medicircle, we champion these quiet revolutions, because sometimes, ...
Jul 09

National De-Addiction Targets: Are We on Track?

De-addiction programs have been promised. Budgets have been sanctioned. Awareness campaigns have made noise. But are we really moving forward—or just walking in ...
Jun 30

When Coffee Invades Your Night: How Caffeine Silences Sleep’s Healing Symphony

Life is not simply lived in daylight; it is restored, rewritten, and rebalanced each night. When caffeine dulls that process, we risk waking wiser but ...
Jun 11

Tobacco is Not Just a Cancer Risk – It Threatens Overall Lung and Oral Health

It’s a Lifelong Trap, Especially for the Youth. On World No Tobacco Day, Dr. A Jayachandra from CARE Hospitals Urges Public to Quit Tobacco ...
May 30

Vaping: New Epidemic in Disguise

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), there is an alarming increase in use of e-cigarettes among children and young people, with rates exceeding ...
May 30

Toxic politics of selling addiction to children

The same deceptive tricks and tactics are used by industries that profit from getting our children addicted to ultra-processed foods, high sugar products, tobacco ...
May 24

Cholesterol and PCOS: The Hidden Connection

PCOS is often linked to weight and hormones. But there’s a quiet culprit too—cholesterol. Many miss the signs. This hidden connection affects long-...
May 19

The Sparkling Lie or the Secret Elixir? Champagne and Cardiac Claims Under the Microscope

The beauty of this revelation lies not in endorsing alcohol consumption, but in reminding us that the human body often responds not just to nutrients ...
May 07

Game Over: When Virtual Obsession Meets Real-Life Paralysis

The hope now is that others pay attention to their children before a crisis unfolds, and that families begin to see the warning signs not ...
May 06

Ultra-Processed, Ultra-Powerful: How Modern Food Hijacks Your Mind

Ultra-processed foods may offer immediate pleasure, but their long-term cost is one we are only beginning to understand....
Apr 15

From Scroll to Squint: How Reels Are Reshaping Your Vision

By adopting healthier screen habits and prioritizing eye care, we can prevent the irreversible damage caused by prolonged digital exposure....
Apr 02

The Digital Sleep Thief: How Night-time Screen Addiction is Robbing You of Bed-time Rest

By implementing screen-free bedtime routines, reducing blue light exposure, and prioritizing sleep hygiene, we can reclaim the restful nights we deserve....
Apr 02

10 New HIV Cases in 2 Months: Has Kerala�s Drug Problem Gone Too Far?

The rise in HIV cases linked to syringe-sharing in Malappuram is a serious reminder that public health efforts must constantly adapt to new challenges....
Mar 28

Embracing Extra Chromosomes: Individuals with Down Syndrome face health challenges, stigma, and limited care, but early intervention and inclusion can transform their lives

Individuals with Down syndrome often experience neurological challenges, including delayed cognitive development, lower muscle tone, and a higher risk of conditions like epilepsy and early-...
Mar 20

How can we leave those behind who are at higher TB risk?

India Innovation Summit which was attended by over 900 people showcased over 300 innovations (almost all made in India) to prevent TB, screen TB, diagnose ...
Mar 20

Think Alcohol Is Bad for You? New Research Might Prove You Wrong

The Harvard researchers concluded that while alcohol may offer some cholesterol benefits, the overall health risks far outweigh the rewards for most people....
Mar 20

The Sleep Crisis in India: Why Rest is Becoming a Luxury

Several factors contribute to disrupted sleep patterns, from urban noise to unhealthy lifestyle choices and medical conditions....
Mar 17

Trapped in the Dopamine Loop: Why You Can�t Stop Scrolling, Eating, or Shopping

By understanding how dopamine influences our behaviour and making conscious choices, we can regain control over our mental and emotional well-being....
Mar 17

The Dark Side of India�s Pharma Boom: How Banned Drugs Found a New Market in West Africa

Stricter regulations, greater transparency, and proactive enforcement are the only ways to ensure that India�s �pharmacy of the world� reputation is built on trust ...
Feb 24

Why You Crave Sugar Even When You�re Stuffed: The Science Behind Sweet Temptations

As science continues to uncover the complexities of sugar cravings, one thing is clear: our brains are wired for sweetness....
Feb 14

Your Screen Addiction is Shaping Your Child�s Digital Future But Not in a Good Way

As the conversation around screen time continues, it�s crucial for parents to recognize that their habits don�t just affect them, they create the ...
Feb 12

Why Millions Suffer from Ineffective Treatments And the New Science That Can Save Them

By combining global expertise, innovative methodologies, and patient-focused solutions, this research is redefining the future of medicine...
Feb 04

Entertainment vs. Heart Health: Is Bedtime Reel Scrolling Worth the Risk?

By making simple yet impactful changes like reducing screen time before bed, adopting healthier lifestyles, and staying informed, we can reclaim control over our health....
Jan 15

Screens vs Smiles: Why Less Screen Time Means Happier, Healthier Kids

By prioritizing mental health over screen time, families can lead the way for a brighter, more connected future...
Dec 16

Beyond the Boundary: How India�s MPs are Batting to Eliminate TB by 2025

By spreading awareness, supporting TB patients, and promoting early diagnosis, we can all contribute to creating a healthier, TB-free India....
Dec 16

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