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CT Scan vs MRI: Understanding the Difference and Choosing the Right Diagnostic Imaging Test

CT scans use X-rays for fast, detailed imaging, ideal in emergencies, while MRIs use magnetic fields for superior soft tissue clarity. This article explains ...
Jul 09

What Is an MRI Scan? Types, Uses, and Safety Tips

This article explains what an MRI scan is, how it works, its clinical applications across specialties, safety considerations, preparation steps, and its expanding role in ...
Jun 24

Understanding Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD): Physical Symptoms of Stress

Anxiety is more than a mental health concern—it affects the entire body. Clinical research shows that persistent anxiety can trigger physical symptoms such as ...
Jun 20

When Food Smell Triggers Nausea: How an Unusual Symptom Led to a Thyroid Diagnosis

ongoing nausea is thought to indicate a digestive health issue, acidity, or intolerance, but the body occasionally sends warning signals in locations that we don'...
Nov 12

Not capitalist but economically, socially and ecologically just order can deliver on SDGs

Anti-gender and anti-rights pushes are attacking social justice movements and fuelling a backlash against progressive social and environmental justice movements....
Aug 05

No More Tears: How Needle‑Free Injections Are Revolutionising Child Vaccination in Indian Cities

In the past, most innovations in Indian healthcare have focused on complex diseases, surgeries, or hospital infrastructure. But the small everyday experiences like a child’...
Aug 05

Murder in the Name of God: Kashmir and the Collapse of Humanity

By refusing to let intolerance win, by standing firm against violence of any kind, we honor their memory and keep alive the promise of a ...
Apr 24

The End of Needles: How IIT Bombay’s Shock Syringe Could Transform Medicine

In a world that is constantly evolving, the shock syringe represents a step towards more compassionate and effective healthcare....
Jan 09

? We cannot promote family life by restricting women's rights

To advance human rights and gender equality, all women’s rights and feminist movements, people’s struggles against oppression and gender-based violence - all will ...
Dec 26

Vector-Borne Diseases in India: 2024 Overview

Overview of the Public Health Challenge posed by Vector-borne diseases (VBDs) in India...
Oct 09

Virtual reality in healthcare: treating patients with virtual reality technology

VR is revolutionizing healthcare by providing immersive, interactive, and effective solutions for various medical conditions and treatments!...
May 21

Exploring Mortality Risks for Lesbian and Bisexual Women: Key Findings from a Comprehensive Research Effort

Dr. Charlton highlights the need to address systemic barriers that undermine the well-being and dignity of LGBTQ+ individuals, stressing the necessity for collective action ...
Apr 29

The Double-Edged Sword of Kala-azar Treatment: Shedding Light on Eye Complications

Numerous cases of eye complications post-miltefosine treatment have emerged, shedding light on the severity of this issue...
Mar 28

Are we prepared to combat online gender-based violence?

While governments globally are struggling to end gender-based violence by 2030, the challenge has become more complex and sinister with rising online forms of ...
Jan 09

International Albinism Awareness Day: Let’s embrace diversity

It is important to raise awareness of these challenges and work towards creating more inclusive and supportive societies that value and empower individuals with albinism. ...
Jun 13

Conquering Anxiety: A Journey to Inner Peace and Well-being

Anxiety has become a pervasive issue in today's fast-paced world, affecting millions of individuals worldwide.Let's explore the causes, symptoms, and impact ...
Jun 12

India’s mission of eliminating dog-mediated rabies by 2030

Rabies is an acute viral disease and is transmitted from wild animals to humans through their saliva (following bites, scratches, and licks on broken skin ...
Feb 03

How does poor sleep affect your eyesight?

It is recommended to have good quality sleep for seven to eight hours which may vary from person to person. If you do not sleep ...
Dec 30

Know the differences between panic attacks and panic disorders

Recurrent panic attacks that cause excessive anxiety about future attacks and/or behaviour adjustments meant to avoid circumstances that can set off an attack are ...
Oct 12

Screening helps in early detection of diseases and can protect you from fatalities

The public's health has greatly benefited from screening tests that have been shown to make people live longer or better. In medicine, screening is ...
Oct 08

It is critical to be aware of the importance of maintaining psychosocial health

From a young age, we’re taught that eating well helps us look and feel our physical health best. But there's a huge role ...
Aug 24

Phobia Diseases: What are 10 Symptoms of Phobia? Know its causes and prevention

Today we will tell you through this article what are the symptoms of phobia as well as know its causes and treatment. Read on......
Jul 25

Get one dedicated family doctor with Swasth circle app

The doctor-patient ratio in India is 1:1674 much below WHO’s prescribed ratio of 1:1000. Hence with the vision to bring affordable ...
Jun 18

Anxiety – Symptoms, risk factors, management

Anxiety is a feeling of discomfort and worry. There are many types of anxiety disorders like Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), ...
Mar 02

Types and Symptoms of Mental Illness

There are various types of mental illness that can be treated with medications and counseling. Knowing the types of mental illness and its causes can ...
Jan 12

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