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	Air Pollution and Health Effects: What Every Indian Must Know Air pollution causes widespread respiratory, cardiovascular, and neurological harm in India. Vulnerable groups include children, pregnant women, and the elderly. Prevention requires both systemic policy ... Jul 25
	Air Pollution and Lung Health: Indian Family Guide Air pollution poses a severe, continuous threat to respiratory health across India. This article explores how fine particulate matter damages lung tissue, accelerates chronic conditions, ... May 23
	Persistent Cough for More Than 2 Weeks: TB, Allergy, Asthma or Cancer? When a cough lingers past fourteen days in India, it requires professional medical attention. This comprehensive guide explores how environmental pollution, allergies, asthma, Tuberculosis, and ... May 16
	The Missing Genetic Switch That Could Be Silently Damaging Your Organs MafB may prove to be one of those pivotal switches, ensuring that the body’s cleanup crew matures properly and performs its duties faithfully.... Mar 02
	Invisible, Unfiltered, Unavoidable: The Ultrafine Particles Lurking in Indian Homes As lifestyles continue to evolve, protecting indoor air quality becomes a shared responsibility. Small habit changes, informed purchasing decisions and thoughtful product design can work ... Dec 24
	Pulmonologist says: protecting lungs in pollution & post-COVID times Air pollution and post COVID lung damage pose growing respiratory risks in India. This article explains their impact and outlines practical, everyday steps to protect ... Dec 22
	Delhi to Mumbai: Are India’s Metros Slowly Breathing Themselves to Death? Recognising the seriousness of respiratory disease is the beginning of meaningful change. India cannot afford to normalise breathlessness as a consequence of urban living.... Dec 04
	ENT doctors on air pollution’s impact on urban health Urban air pollution silently harms the ears, nose and throat, causing chronic sinus, throat and ear problems. Understanding its effects helps you take preventive steps ... Oct 16
	Left to Die? The Unspoken Crisis of Drug-Resistant TB in Children Every child deserves a chance to fight this disease, but for that to happen, we need to stop overlooking the smallest victims of India’s ... Feb 03
	The $1,349 Million Question: Can India’s Nutritional Intervention End TB? The findings from these studies present a clear message: nutritional support can save lives, reduce disease burden, and boost the economy.... Jan 17
	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
	American Oncology Institute (AOI) at Nangia Specialty Hospital in Nagpur Launches Specialized Lung Cancer Unit for Comprehensive Care and Early Diagnosis Lung cancer remains one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths globally, and Nagpur is no exception. The city has witnessed a rise in ... Dec 20
	Taking TB services closer to the people in Africa is pivotal to stop TB More alarming is the fact that in 2021, WHO estimated that 4.2 million people with TB were not even diagnosed, which is 40% of ... Dec 15
	Battling Tuberculosis: A Closer Look at WHO's 2023 Global TB Report In 2022, approximately 10.6 million people worldwide suffered from TB, witnessing a slight increase from 10.3 million in 2021. Geographically, Southeast Asia, Africa, ... Nov 09
	Behind the Scenes: Maharashtra's Journey Towards a TB-Free Future The state's healthcare system faces pressing challenges, particularly the shortage of essential medicines for MDR-TB patients. Bridging this gap requires not only the ... Oct 20
	Causes, Symptoms, and Diagnosis of Lung Cancer Lung cancer incidence is on the high rise these days in India. Dr. Umesh Gaikwad shares valuable insights which would help us detect lung cancer ... Nov 23
	World Pneumonia Day 2022 – Timely vaccination can prevent pneumonia World Pneumonia Day is observed annually on November 12. It is the biggest infectious killer of adults (above65 years of age) and children (below 5 ... Nov 12
	Delhi NCR air pollution – Tips to protect yourself and kids In recent research, it has been found that 97% of Indians are breathing unhealthy air that is contaminated. According to a report by WHO, air ... Nov 05
	How much exercise should a heart patient do? Regular exercise or physical activity is one of the best habits to be incorporated into daily life. It is good for the body as well ... Sep 20
	Air pollution has become the most common cause of lung cancer The number of non-smokers with lung cancer is going up by 30 to 40%. If not smoking, there could be other factors like obesity ... Jun 13
	World No Tobacco Day, 2022 – Make every day a No Tobacco Day Within 10 seconds of your first try, toxic chemicals in tobacco smoke reach your brain, heart, and other organs. Smoking not only affects your lungs ... May 31
	Lung health – Foods to eat and to avoid Lungs are vital organs of our body. Here is the list of foods that are good for lung health and further promote good respiratory health. ... Mar 24
	COPD: Symptoms, Risk Factors, Causes & Inhaler - Medicircle COPD was the second-highest cause of death in India after heart disease in 2017, killing 1 million. Know some important inputs on COPD from ... Nov 22
	World COPD Day - Tips for healthy lungs Lung health is important! Here are several things you can do to keep your lungs strong and healthy ... Nov 17
	Dr Deepak Puri helps you tweak your lifestyle to avoid getting lung cancer Small yet significant changes in your lifestyle can help you lower your chance of getting the most common type of cancer - Lung cancer.... Sep 04
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