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Deciphering Rare Autoimmune Conditions: The Road to an Accurate Diagnosis

Autoimmune diseases arise when the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own healthy tissues, leading to chronic inflammation and organ damage. Advances in immunology ...
Jul 10

The Evolving Epidemiology of Cancer: Rising Incidence & Early Detection

Cancer mortality rates have declined significantly due to advancements in treatment, prevention, and early detection. However, rising cancer incidence across diverse populations and organ systems ...
Jul 04

Health Checkups Everyone Should Do After Age 30

After age 30, regular health screenings for blood sugar, cholesterol, thyroid, organ function, and cancer risk help Indian adults detect silent conditions early and maintain ...
Jun 29

Fatty Liver and Diabetes: The Silent Connection Explained

Fatty liver and diabetes share insulin resistance as a common root cause, creating a harmful cycle that millions of Indian patients face silently. Early awareness, ...
Jun 18

Full Body Checkup Price & Packages: Essential Versus Unnecessary Tests

An intentional full-body checkup helps prevent chronic lifestyle conditions, provided you prioritize core metabolic markers and avoid unindicated, hyper-specialized tests that cause unnecessary ...
Jun 12

Is Gallbladder Stone Surgery Mandatory?

Managing a gallstone diagnosis comes down to identifying whether your stones are resting quietly or causing active disruption. As long as they remain silent, a ...
Jun 11

High Cholesterol with Normal Weight: Why It Still Happens

High cholesterol often affects individuals with a normal weight due to genetics, visceral fat, and sedentary habits. Regular diagnostic screenings are essential to discover these ...
May 26

Young India at Risk: Why Hypertension Has Become a Lifestyle Crisis

On the occasion of World Hypertension Day, hypertension continues to be one of India’s most pressing public health concerns sitting at the intersection of ...
May 14

India’s health risks are arriving earlier, staying hidden longer, and often being missed: Apollo Hospitals’ Health of the Nation 2026 maps a silent shift Health of Nation 2026, The Complete Picture Decoded

India’s most common health risks are arriving earlier and staying hidden longer, according to the sixth edition of Apollo Hospitals’ Health of the Nation ...
Apr 07

CARE Hospitals, Hitech City Successfully Removes 35 cm Ovarian Tumor in Complex Surgery

Early intervention and expert care lead to successful recovery of 59-year-old patient....
Mar 26

Understanding silent diseases

Silent diseases progress without symptoms, causing internal damage before detection. By prioritizing regular screenings and proactive lifestyle choices, Indians can identify hidden risks like hypertension ...
Feb 28

One Decision, One Surgery Save Mother and Child at KIMS Kurnool

What began as a routine antenatal ultrasound turned into an unexpected medical concern when doctors detected a large 4 cm kidney stone in a pregnant ...
Feb 13

When AI serves the underserved by bridging access gaps and linkage to health services

If one assumes that artificial intelligence (AI) is for the ‘haves’ and not ‘have-nots,' then let us dive deeper into how AI is helping ...
Feb 03

Moscow's Healthcare AI Expands to Include Early Osteoporosis Detection

In Moscow, a newly launched AI algorithm for osteoporosis detection can now identify signs of the disease even in its early stages. ...
Jan 29

Yashoda Hospital Hitech City & Qure.ai Launch AI-Enabled Lung Nodule Clinic for Early Lung Cancer Detection

Yashoda Hospital, Hitech City, in collaboration with Qure.ai and AstraZeneca, has launched an advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered Lung Nodule Clinic, aimed at transforming ...
Nov 25

World's largest TB prize illuminates Indian Molbio’s tech innovation reaching the unreached

World's largest prize devoted to TB, the coveted Kochon Prize, was awarded to India's Molbio Diagnostics for its technological innovation which is helping ...
Oct 30

WHO sounds the alarm on rising antibiotic resistance which is threatening health security

Antimicrobial resistance is not just a looming public health emergency - it is already here. Without urgent, coordinated global action, we risk entering a future where ...
Oct 13

Breaking barriers by deploying artificial intelligence-enabled health technologies for the underserved

WHO guidelines in 2021 endorsed artificial intelligence (AI) enabled computer-aided detection of TB with X-Rays....
Sep 19

7 Myths About Fatty Liver You Should Stop Believing

Fatty liver disease, which used to be rare, has become alarmingly prevalent, particularly in India, where sedentary living and diets high in carbohydrates are routine....
Jul 29

MGM Malar Successfully Resects Rare Large Benign Bone Tumor in Teenager

A 17-year-old student regains mobility after complex surgery for a rare 10 cm tumor on the right thigh....
Jun 30

40 years back when first few people in Mumbai and Bangkok were diagnosed with HIV

Although world is not on track to end AIDS by 2030 but it is no less than a miracle when we take into account the ...
Jun 30

Design health services around people, not the disease

Shobha and Dr Nittaya were speaking at the 2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Point-of-Care Diagnostics for Infectious Diseases (POC 2025) and in lead ...
Jun 20

Legalising key population led health services in Thailand is a gamechanger

Legalising key population or community-led health services has been a gamechanger in Thailand to protect most-at-risk people from getting infected with HIV...
Jun 19

Aster CMI Hospital Successfully Treats Complex Congenital Urological Condition in Infant

Advanced Robotic Surgery Resolves Recurrent UTI and Hydronephrosis in 1-Year-Old Child....
Jun 16

The Virus Isn’t Done Yet: Why India Can’t Let Its Guard Down in 2025

As long as the virus exists, so must our vigilance. Because when it comes to public health, every number tells a story, and every story ...
Jun 05

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