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[ad_1] New Delhi: Max Healthcare Foundation has announced the launch of the third edition of its Max Medical Scholarship Programme, which provides full financial support to meritorious students from economically weaker sections pursuing medical education. The programme will fund the education of 100 new students each year who have qualified for the National Eligibility cum […]
[ad_1] New Delhi: A reproductive health survey conducted across metros and tier-1 cities in India by Motherhood Hospitals and Nova IVF Fertility indicates that 51% of Gen Z women would like fertility assessments to be part of routine health check-ups. The survey also highlights low awareness about key reproductive health markers and fertility options. The
Survey Reveals 51% of Gen Z Women Advocate for Routine Fertility Tests, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Stress and anxiety have become part of our daily lifestyle and it is essential to practice self-care rituals that keep them at bay. Sonakshi Dhamija, an authorised ashtanga yoga teacher and founder of The Shala Delhi, told HT Lifestyle about a simple yogic breathing technique called Bhramari Pranayama, that can effectively calm your nerves
[ad_1] Metformin, a commonly prescribed anti-diabetic drug, could impact metal levels in blood by significantly lowering copper and iron and spiking zinc amounts, possibly related to preventing complications, according to a study. The drug helps one manage diabetes by lowering blood sugar levels. The findings, published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) Open Diabetes Research
[ad_1] Unplanned snacking between meals often leads to unhealthy eating habits. However, choosing nutritious, well-planned snacks can satisfy cravings and keep your diet on track. Nuts are a nutritional powerhouse.(Shutterstock) In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Shivi Tyagi, therapeutic dietitian said, “Snacking in between can actually add satiety, help control hunger and control your insulin
[ad_1] New Delhi: Parkinson’s doesn’t have to slow you down—literally. New research is showing that hopping on a bike could do more than just strengthen your legs—it might actually help your brain work better. Dr Sudhir Kumar, CMC Vellore-trained doctor, calls cycling a powerful, fun, and surprisingly effective way to support people living with Parkinson’s
Cycling as a Neuroprotective Activity for Parkinson’s Disease Patients, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Antibiotics are often prescribed by doctors for bacterial infections, including bloodstream infections, skin abscess/impetigo, bacterial pneumonia, urinary tract infections, some middle ear infections, and a few other ailments. Kimchi and apples are some of the foods that can help heal your gut after taking antibiotics. Also Read | Are you always feeling tired? Cardiologist
[ad_1] For millions living with osteoarthritis of the knee, relief often comes in the form of daily painkillers, joint injections, or even surgery. But a new study published in The Lancet Rheumatology suggests there may be another path — one that does not involve prescriptions or scalpels. The answer could lie in simply changing the
What is gait retraining?, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Ileana D’Cruz is married to Michael Dolan and is the mother of two sons. Their first child, Koa Phoenix Dolan, was born on August 1, 2023. On June 19 2025, they welcomed their second son, Keanu Rafe Dolan. They are living in Houston, Texas. With motherhood taking up centre stage for Illeana, she shared
[ad_1] A decades-old pill remains helpful for heart attack patients even with modern treatments that can prevent lasting damage to heart muscle, two large trials have shown. Still unclear is whether all patients, or only some, benefit from so-called beta-blocker drugs, which are typically prescribed to everyone after a heart attack. Two sharply contradictory reports
[ad_1] New Delhi: Once considered an adult ailment, gallstones are increasingly affecting children across India, prompting paediatricians to call for greater awareness and preventive care. In a surprising shift in pediatric health trends, hospitals and clinics across India are reporting a steady rise in cases of gallstones among children, experts said. Traditionally viewed as a
Early Detection and Lifestyle Changes Essential, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Washington: A new study led by investigators from Mass General Brigham, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard suggests that a Mediterranean-style diet may help reduce dementia risk. The study, published in Nature Medicine, found that people at the highest genetic risk for Alzheimer’s disease benefited
Mediterranean Diet May Lower Alzheimer’s Risk, Study Finds, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Hyderabad: Doctors at the LV Prasad Eye Institute (LVPEI) have tested and validated an artificial intelligence (AI) tool that, when used with smartphone cameras, can detect glaucoma in patients. During a study published in the online journal PLOS, the tool was found to have an efficiency rate of nearly 92%. Glaucoma is a group
AI-Powered Smartphone Tool Achieves 92% Accuracy in Glaucoma Detection, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Managers are supposed to lead and supervise, but incessantly overanalysing and nitpicking every small move can turn even simple tasks into nerve-wracking moments. When management zooms in on every decision, it turns into classic micromanaging. This can make the employees feel like they are walking on eggshells at work, spiking anxiety even over very
[ad_1] Updated on: Aug 31, 2025 09:38 pm IST The symptoms of menopause can be overwhelming, but with simple tips, they can be managed. Know what they are, from diet to exercise. Menopause is a major milestone in a woman’s life. During this period, there are big hormonal shifts which impact mental health, energy levels,
[ad_1] Do you have a habit of sleeping with your curtains open, letting the street lamp’s light dimly glow up your room? This habit may seem calming, but you may want to think twice, as it puts your heart health at risk. A study published in June 2025 revealed an interesting, even surprising, risk factor
[ad_1] It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the pressures of daily life. Many of us are caught in a relentless pursuit of success, accolades, and financial stability. From deadlines and traffic jams to family responsibilities and personal endeavours, we often find ourselves pulled in multiple directions. This constant hustle leads to one universal outcome: stress.
[ad_1] Published on: Aug 31, 2025 05:57 pm IST From Balasana to viparita karani, here is a list of yoga asanas that can help in relaxing the body and soothing the nervous system. Yoga is more than a physical workout, it’s a powerful practice that calms the nervous system and soothes the mind. Stress and
[ad_1] By Vishal Kumar Singh Imagine this: You spend Rs 40 lakhs and six years studying medicine abroad and still can’t practice in India. This is the plight of Ananya, Aastha, and Husna, three Indian students currently in their final year of MBBS in Russia. For them, studying medicine abroad was not a dream but
[ad_1] Raipur: Despite a stern warning from the Chhattisgarh govt, thousands of employees under the National Health Mission (NHM) on Saturday declared that they will continue their indefinite strike. Around 16,000 health staff across the state have been on strike since August 18, affecting healthcare services. On Friday, the state govt issued a directive stating
[ad_1] Mumbai: A seven-year study at 54 private and public hospitals and 200 ICUs in India has found over 8,600 cases of severe bloodstream infections linked to mismanagement of tubes inserted into large veins to deliver medicines and fluids. These are called central lines, with newborns most at risk. About 40% of patients with central
New Study Reveals Alarming Statistics, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Through many generations in India, people considered menstruation a forbidden topic which they discussed quietly behind closed doors and surrounded with superstitions. Even with urban awareness campaigns becoming common in the last decade, many rural and semi-urban Indian girls did not have access to menstrual products and sanitation facilities. But in recent years, there
How far has India come in ensuring menstrual hygiene? Read More »
[ad_1] Changing seasons can invite a range of infections and illnesses. But for some, it also brings an uninvited challenge – difficulty in breathing. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr Kuldeep Kumar Grover, critical care and pulmonology head, CK Birla Hospital, Gurugram said, “Temperature, humidity, and air quality changes that occur when seasons change
[ad_1] Many dye their hair colours as a way of self-expression, fashion statement, or to occasionally freshen up their look. While generally it is viewed as something youngsters may do, many older adults dye their hair to hide grey hair. But hair colours contain chemicals which come with their own risks, and sometimes may also
[ad_1] Toxic workplaces have been the talk of the town for a very long time. Time and again, at every gathering, there’s always that frustrating rant about office drama that has everyone sitting on the edge of their seat. Typically, the plot includes a wide array of antagonists, from a micromanaging manager, unreasonable clients calling
[ad_1] An international team of scientists has now discovered that people gain more weight on an ultra-processed diet compared to a minimally processed diet, even when they eat the same number of calories. The study in humans also revealed that a diet high in ultra-processed foods introduces higher levels of pollutants that are known to
[ad_1] Monsoon is one such season that brings in many health issues, from viral fevers to more serious ones like typhoid or malaria. Other than the new health problems, it also worsens existing concerns. This is largely because of the poor weather conditions, such as high humidity, persistent rain over days and lack of sunlight.
[ad_1] Ganesh Chaturthi may be over, but the festive season is just picking up pace. From Onam in the South to Durga Puja in the East and Diwali across the country, celebrations in India are synonymous with indulgent meals, fried snacks, rich sweets, and endless feasts shared with loved ones. Also read | Love sweets
[ad_1] Geneva: The global cholera situation is worsening, with outbreaks across 31 countries and a surging fatality rate, the World Health Organization said Friday. “Given the scale, severity, and interconnected nature of these outbreaks, the risk of further spread within and between countries is considered very high,” it said. The UN health agency said the
WHO Reports Alarming Spread and Rising Fatalities, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Protein has become a cult classic among fitness enthusiasts because of its non-negotiable role in strengthening muscles, supporting bone health, and maintaining energy levels. And even otherwise, protein’s mention for maintaining good health is quite widespread. But here’s a reality check- your protein intake needs to be sustainable, it’s not just about a few
[ad_1] Chennai: More than a dozen self-financing medical colleges in TN are expecting to add between 50 and 150 MBBS seats in the second round of counselling for undergraduate medical education. Additionally, four deemed universities may add 100 seats each, taking the tally of additional undergraduate medical seats in the state to 1,750. While the
[ad_1] In an August 29 Instagram post, Dr Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist trained at AIIMS, as well as Harvard and Stanford Universities, focused on optimal timing for various supplements to maximise their intended effects. Also read | What is ashwagandha and what does it do? Here’s all you need to know about the Ayurvedic superfood
[ad_1] A national group of Latino public health leaders this week announced the launch of a new research institute, which they say is a response to the hundreds of millions in federal funding cuts related to diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. The National Hispanic Health Research Institute, launched on Tuesday, will be the first Latino-led
Latino Leaders Unveil Groundbreaking Data Hub to Address NIH Funding Cuts, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] New Delhi: Amid the efforts of reducing import dependency in medical devices, the additional requirements for unlocking the production-linked incentives and underutilisation of infrastructure — including dedicated MedTech parks — is holding back the potential of India’s medical technology industry, said a BCG report. According to the report titled: “Unlocking ‘India for the World’
Challenges and Opportunities Revealed by BCG Report, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] New Delhi: A 10-day enrolment drive will be held across Delhi’s PDS centres from September 1, allowing ration card holders to register for the Ayushman Bharat scheme using their Aadhaar cards, with around 4.55 lakh cards generated so far, an official said. From September 1 to 10, an enrolment campaign will be conducted across
[ad_1] Auckland: From images of fruit to claims of being “sugar-free”, manufacturers of baby and toddler foods try to convince parents their products are a healthy choice, convenient and good for their child’s development. But as our new research shows, many are not. We studied the packaging of 210 foods for infants and toddlers found
Critical Flaws in Infant Food Marketing Exposed by Research, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Aizawl: Nearly 3,000 people died of AIDS-related complications in Mizoram from 2020 to July this year, Health Minister Lalrinpuii said on Thursday. In a written reply to a query from opposition Mizo National Front (MNF) member K Laldawngliana, Lalrinpuii said a total of 2,996 people lost their lives during the period, with the highest
Nearly 3,000 Lives Lost Since 2020, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Peshawar: An anti-polio drive to immunise 5.7 million children in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province was launched amid tight security measures on Thursday. The immunisation campaign was formally inaugurated at the Police Services Hospital here by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Adviser on Health Ehtesham Ali “We have developed a more organised and strategic approach this time,
[ad_1] Hearing loss affects millions of Indians, yet it remains one of the least discussed and least treated health issues in the country. Unlike poor vision, which usually drives people to seek treatment early, declining hearing often goes unnoticed or unaddressed for years. Experts warn that this neglect is creating a silent public health crisis.
The Silent Epidemic Ignored, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Stress affects more than just your mind, it can manifest physically in many ways, with one of the most noticeable signs appearing on your skin. HT Lifestyle reached out to experts to understand how anxiety and tension impact skin health and what you can do about it. (Also read: Dermatologists bust common myths around
[ad_1] Getting the vaccine to prevent shingles lowers the chances of having a heart attack or stroke, researchers reported in advance of the 2025 European Society of Cardiology Congress in Madrid. The risk reduction, seen in data pooled from nine earlier studies, was true in adults of all ages who received either of the two
[ad_1] New Delhi: Researchers have developed an online tool that can calculate the extent to which blood pressure medicines prescribed by a doctor will be effective, potentially allowing treatment to be tailored to suit a patient’s needs. The team, including researchers from The George Institute for Global Health in Australia and India, built the tool
[ad_1] In an era where experiences, flexibility, and financial freedom are the hallmarks of the millennial way of life, the importance of health insurance and a life insurance policy is often overlooked. However, with this generation balancing careers, side jobs, student debt, and the increasing cost of living, not being prepared against unforeseen circumstances can
[ad_1] New Delhi: Hospitals in North India are set to resume cashless services for Bajaj Allianz policyholders after the industry lobby AHPI successfully resolved its ongoing dispute with the insurer over reimbursement and tariffs rates. Following a meeting with Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Company, AHPI announced that, “there was broad agreement on all the issues
Cashless Healthcare Services Resume in North India, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Washington: A Mediterranean-style diet, in combination with reduced caloric intake, moderate physical activity, and professional support for weight loss, may cut the risk of type 2 diabetes (T2D) by 31%, according to a new study co-authored by researchers at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. The study was published on August 25, 2025,
Scientists find simple tweaks that cut diabetes risk by 31%: Study, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] India’s health insurance industry is booming. Policies are being pushed aggressively, premiums are climbing every year, and insurers claim to be covering more Indians than ever before. But beneath the marketing gloss lies a troubling question: Are these premiums really funding care—or just fuelling commissions and corporate overhead? At its core, health insurance is
From Commissions to Care, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] New Delhi: Nearly one in every 10 people aged between 0 to 74 years are at risk of developing cancer in his/her lifetime, a study carried out by the National Cancer Registry Programme Investigator Group (NCRP-IG) has estimated. According to the study published by JAMA Network Open, the lifetime risk of cancer among both
Study Finds 1 in 10 People at Lifetime Risk of Cancer in India, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] By Ahmed Kingimi ABUJA: A cholera outbreak in Bukkuyum district of Zamfara state, northwest Nigeria, has claimed at least eight lives and infected over 200 people across 11 communities, residents and local officials said on Thursday, as limited healthcare access and insecurity exacerbate the crisis. Cholera, a water-borne disease, is not uncommon in Nigeria
Eight Lives Lost, Over 200 Infected Amid Crisis, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: Singapore will take a harder stance against drug-laced vapes from September as it changes the classification of anaesthetic agent etomidate from a poison to a drug, the government announced on Thursday. Users of vapes laced with the substance will face a fine and mandatory rehabilitation of up to six months instead of just
[ad_1] Guwahati: The Assam Medical College and Hospital (AMCH) in Dibrugarh has been declared as a ‘Centre of Excellence‘ for rare diseases by the central government, according to the chief minister’s office on Wednesday. Sharing the notification of the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the CMO said the recognition reflects the growing strength
[ad_1] New Delhi: The Army Hospital Research & Referral (AHRR) here on Thursday became the “first government institute” in the country to perform a robotic cataract surgery with a state-of-the-art treatment system that uses a femtosecond laser, an official statement said. A femtosecond laser can emit ultrashort optical pulses, and it is also used in
Revolutionary Robotic Cataract Surgery Unveiled at Army Hospital in India, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Medications like Ozempic and Wegovy, widely prescribed for weight loss and diabetes, may have an unexpected benefit for patients with a painful skin condition, a recent study suggests. Hidradenitis suppurativa, also called acne inversa, causes recurrent lumps under the skin, often in areas where friction occurs, and affects women three times more than men,
[ad_1] New Delhi: A forum of nursing homes and private hospitals in Delhi has filed a complaint with the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI), accusing health insurers of indulging in cartel-like practices that threaten the sustainability of quality healthcare. In its submission, the Delhi Medical Association Nursing Home Forum (DMA NHF) urged
[ad_1] Endless comparison, chasing likes, and curated feeds are fueling stress and self-doubt, making adolescence even more challenging. Social media has become a major source of anxiety for teenagers. While it can connect them with others, it also creates a constant sense of pressure and comparison, which deeply affects their mental health. (Also read: Therapist
[ad_1] The American singer broke the news of her weight loss transformation, becoming one of the talked-about before-and-after weight loss transformations in the celeb world. Once again, Meghan Trainor left the jaw-hanging of netizens as she became almost ‘unrecognisable’ when she turned up for the premiere of The Paper, the new spin-off of The Office.
[ad_1] Health Writer (AP) – Will you get a COVID-19 vaccine? That has become a complicated question for many people. The answer may depend on your age, insurance coverage, health and finding a health care professional who will give you the shot. A once-straightforward seasonal vaccine process has become muddled this year because of new
Why getting a COVID-19 vaccine is likely to be more complicated this year, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Eyes are the window to your health. But often people overlook the undereye area, which is also very crucial. One of the several under-eye area affected conditions is puffy eyes, besides dark undereyes. Puffy eyes may not just happen after you bawl your eyes out; there may be other underlying conditions, too. Dr Chiranjiv
[ad_1] Sydney: Within two days of launching its AI companions last month, Elon Musk’s xAI chatbot app Grok became the most popular app in Japan. Companion chatbots are more powerful and seductive than ever. Users can have real-time voice or text conversations with the characters. Many have onscreen digital avatars complete with facial expressions, body
A Wake-Up Call for Users, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Atherosclerosis, the gradual narrowing and hardening of arteries, is a leading cause of heart attacks and strokes. The condition develops when cholesterol, fats, and other substances accumulate inside the arterial walls, forming plaques. Over time, these plaques reduce blood flow to vital organs and increase the risk of life-threatening cardiovascular events. Among the key
The Silent Driver of Artery Blockage, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Focusing on abs alone won’t give you a strong core – planks are one of the most effective exercises to build stability, strength and endurance in your midsection. But here’s the catch: sticking to the same plank variation every day can limit your progress, since it may not adequately challenge different core muscles. Repeating
[ad_1] New Delhi: Multi national hospital chain IHH Healthcare who holds majority stakes in corporate chains Fortis and Gleneagles, has announced plans to add 2000 new beds in India by 2028. While presenting its new brand identity the Malaysian healthcare giant said, “Fortis Healthcare and Gleneagles Healthcare India collaboration is driving stronger business performance and
[ad_1] Every one of India’s 1.4 billion people is breathing air dirtier than what the World Health Organization (WHO) considers safe. A new report by the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago (EPIC) paints a stark picture: even those living in India’s cleanest regions could live almost 10 months longer if air quality
Report reveals scary truth Indians shouldn’t ignore, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] New Delhi: The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) has issued draft standard protocols for issuing licenses of TB In-Vitro Diagnostics (IVDs) devices, based on their performance and quality. The 54-page document issued by the regulator details standard protocols for evaluating analytical and clinical performance of IVDs used for Pulmonary TB and drug-resistant TB
[ad_1] Jaipur: A single judge bench of Rajasthan High Court directed the additional director of Rajasthan Govt Health Scheme (RGHS) to provide cashless treatment to a cancer patient whose wife’s RGHS card was discontinued due to non-payment of premium by her employer-Alwar Nagar Nigam. Justice Anand Sharma, on Aug 25, issued an order stating, “Looking
Rajasthan High Court Grants Cashless Treatment for Urgent Cancer Surgery, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] NEW DELHI: It is well known that AI-use in medicine can improve diagnosis and disease management. But a new study published in Lancet Gastroenterology and Hepatology has raised concerns of a potential flip – the risk of deskilling of the clinician due to constant exposure to decision-support systems such artificial intelligence. The study took
Dependence on AI may deskill doctors: Lancet, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Washington: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Susan Monarez has left the agency less than a month after being sworn in, the Department of Health and Human Services said on Wednesday, and four senior officials have resigned amid growing tensions over vaccine policies and public health directives. Monarez’s attorneys said she is
[ad_1] New Delhi: Routine eye tests may reveal early signs of Alzheimer’s disease, well before symptoms appear, according to a study in mice that researchers said strengthens the case that one’s retina can be a powerful biomarker for the neurodegenerative disease. The study, published in the journal Alzheimer’s and Dementia, links abnormal changes in blood
Routine Eye Tests May Reveal Early Alzheimer’s Signs, Study Suggests, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Access to clean water and safe sanitation is a fundamental human right and a core focus of Sustainable Development Goal 6. In recent years, India has made a measurable progress on this front, driven by far-reaching government initiatives like the Jal Jeevan Mission and Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. Yet, the scale and complexity of India’s
India’s water and sanitation infrastructure need public-private partnerships Read More »
[ad_1] New Delhi: Use of common painkillers such as ibuprofen and paracetamol with an antibiotic could increase antibiotic resistance by amplifying bacteria’s growth into highly resistant organisms, indicating the role of non-antibiotics in driving the public health threat, according to a new study has found. The study’s findings, published in the journal ‘npj antimicrobials and
Painkiller use with antibiotics may increase bacterial resistance: Study, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Raipur: The govt super specialty hospital in Bilaspur signed an MoU with AIIMS Raipur on Monday to enhance healthcare services. The partnership will provide training, advanced medical exposure, collaborative research, and telemedicine support, enabling patients in Bilaspur to access high-level treatment locally without depending on bigger cities. Dr Bhanu Pratap Singh, the Medical Superintendent,
[ad_1] Published on: Aug 27, 2025 12:46 pm IST From white phlegm to red phlegm, waking up with phlegm indicates some disturbance in the respiratory system. Here’s what it can mean. Waking up with phlegm could signal an underlying respiratory issue, and its color can reveal important clues about your health. In an interview with
[ad_1] Indian breakfast foods are often hearty and indulgent, but their oily nature can leave you feeling sluggish and put unnecessary strain on digestion. Dr. Manan Vora ranks the top 5 most unhealthy common breakfast options. Did your favourite food make the list? (Unsplash) Orthopaedic surgeon, health educator, and co-founder of NutriByte Wellness., Dr. Manan
[ad_1] New Delhi: Low-risk medical device manufacturers in India fear that the proposed Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms may give imported devices a higher cost advantage, undermining their competitiveness and affecting domestic manufacturing. Voicing their concerns, Rajiv Nath, Forum Coordinator AiMeD said, “For equipment, electronics, reagents, reducing GST to 5 per cent would enhance
[ad_1] Hyderabad: A team of scientists led by Santosh Chauhan of the CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) here have found that cells have a built-in way to revive back from the “brink of death”. The process of revival is highly programmed and mimic developmental growth, a CCMB release said on Tuesday. The scientists
How Cells Revive from the Brink of Death, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Chandigarh: A minimally invasive and affordable banding technique to address arterio-venous fistulae complication in dialysis patients has been developed by the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) here. This innovative banding technique, performed as a day-care procedure, offers a safe, effective, and affordable alternative to traditional treatments, marking a major advancement in
[ad_1] Bengaluru: Karnataka high court has directed Siddhartha Academy of Higher Education in Tumakuru, a deemed university, to pay Rs 15 lakh as compensation to Sanjana V Tumkur, a medical aspirant who was denied admission to the MBBS course in 2017-18 despite fulfilling all requirements. Home minister G Parameshwara is the current chancellor of the
Karnataka High Court Awards ₹15 Lakh to Student Denied MBBS Seat, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Singapore: Thomson Medical Group said on Monday it had launched a more than 18 billion ringgit ($4.3 billion) project to build a private hospital and residential and commercial properties in Malaysia’s Johor, in one of Southeast Asia’s largest such ventures. The 26-acre (10.52 hectares) Johor Bay project, within the southern Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone,
Thomson Medical Unveils $4.3 Billion Healthcare Project in Johor Bay, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Sumenep: Hundreds of children in Indonesia lined up for free measles shots Monday as authorities rolled out a vaccination campaign in response to an outbreak that has caused 17 deaths. More than 2,000 children were infected in East Java province over the past eight months, according to officials who said 16 of the 17
[ad_1] New Delhi: Alcon has unveiled its much-anticipated UNITY Vitreoretinal Cataract System (VCS) and UNITY Cataract System (CS) in India, marking what company leaders describe as not just another product introduction but the beginning of a new era in cataract and vitreoretinal surgery. The UNITY VCS configuration, which combines vitreoretinal and cataract surgery in a
Revolutionizing Cataract & Retinal Surgery in India, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Managing blood sugar levels can be a daily challenge, especially for people with diabetes or those at risk. Jessie Inchauspé, French biochemist and New York Times bestselling author, shares in her August 25 Instagram post how simple techniques like ‘calf raises’ can help reduce blood sugar spikes and support better glucose control. (Also read:
[ad_1] Cutting down on sugar during pregnancy isn’t just about avoiding extra calories, it’s about protecting your health and your baby’s development. “Pregnancy is a time when nutrition plays a crucial role in the health of both mother and baby. While occasional indulgence is natural, excessive sugar consumption during pregnancy can lead to various health
[ad_1] New Delhi: Seeing a rise in caesarean deliveries in India — from 8.5 per cent in 2005 to 21.5 per cent in 2021 — which is well above WHO-recommended levels, researchers are calling for policy measures, including more regulation in private healthcare, in an analysis published in The Lancet Regional Health Southeast Asia journal.
Urgent Call for Private Healthcare Regulation, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] New Delhi: Multi-speciality Hospital, ShardaCare Healthcity has named Dr Kousar Shah as the Group nest Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. At ShardaCare Dr Shah will oversee both hospitals–ShardaCare Healthcity and Sharda hospital–and “the strategies to further expand ShardaCare’s integrated healthcare ecosystem across India.” Commenting on his appointment, Dr Shah said, “ShardaCare Healthcity is uniquely
ShardaCare names Dr Kousar Shah as next Group CEO, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] By Dhwani Pandya and Praveen Paramasivam Mumbai: At McDonald’s outlets in South India, a 30-cent burger topping has been selling out fast. It’s not extra cheese or a fancy salsa dip, but a vegetarian protein slice developed with Indian government food scientists — the brand’s first such offering globally. McDonald’s has joined India’s biggest
McDonald’s and Bollywood Star Promote Protein Craze in India, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Cervical cancer is a growth of cells that starts in the cervix, the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina. According to the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a chronic infection with a high-risk strain of the human papillomavirus (HPV) is the cause of cervical cancer in many instances.
[ad_1] What does 4 pm mean for you? For most school children, it is the quick joy of a veg puff or an egg puff after school, or a bajji on the way back from tuition classes. For office-goers, it is a break from routine—a short walk with colleagues to the nearest tea shop, where
Madras Day: Celebrate Chennai’s tiffin traditions with rosemilk and rasam focaccia Read More »
[ad_1] Gurgaon: The Indian Medical Association (IMA) Haryana on Monday announced the withdrawal of its 19-day suspension of Ayushman Bharat services after a high-level meeting with the state govt, where officials agreed to a series of corrective measures to address payment delays and operational glitches. Around 650 private empanelled hospitals in the state will resume
Haryana Doctors Resume Ayushman Bharat Services After 19-Day Strike, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] New Delhi: The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has welcomed the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council’s decision to reduce GST on several cancer-related and other essential medicines, calling it an essential move to make healthcare more affordable for millions of patients across India. The association expressed its gratitude to the Council and the Government
[ad_1] Have you ever wondered if your stress levels have anything to do with your daily water intake? A new study published in the Journal of Applied Physiology has highlighted the importance of hydration in stress management. According to researchers from Liverpool John Moores University, individuals consuming less than 1.5 litres of water daily were
[ad_1] Lucknow: The anatomy department of KGMU has begun a study to unravel the mysteries of brain diseases. As part of the initiative, brains extracted from donated bodies will be examined to understand cellular changes linked to different neurological conditions. The announcement was made by HoD Prof Navneet Chauhan during the department’s 114th Foundation Day
KGMU Launches Groundbreaking Study on Brain Diseases, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] Gorakhpur: Th AIIMS Gorakhpur approved several new academic programmes, marking a significant step towards academic expansion, advanced medical training, and strengthening research at the institute, during its 8th meeting of the Standing Academic Committee. During the meeting, approval was granted for DM in neurology, DM in pain medicine, DM in clinical pharmacology and DM
AIIMS Gorakhpur to introduce new academic courses, ETHealthworld Read More »
[ad_1] By Vishal Kumar Singh New Delhi: Everyday, thousands of Indians mostly children are bitten by dogs. For most, it’s an everyday street hazard. But behind each bite lurks the threat of rabies, a disease that is entirely preventable yet still kills an estimated 18,000–20,000 Indians every year, according to World Health Organisation (WHO). India
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[ad_1] When India turns 100 in 2047, policymakers envision a nation that is prosperous, equitable and resilient – that is, a Viksit Bharat. Yet one threat could stall that dream–non-communicable diseases (NCDs), which already account for almost two-thirds of all deaths in the country. The NCD’s include heart diseases, stroke, cancer, chronic lung disease, liver
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[ad_1] Singapore: Thomson Medical Group said on Monday it had launched a more than 18 billion ringgit ($4.3 billion) project to build a private hospital and residential and commercial properties in Malaysia’s Johor, in one of Southeast Asia’s largest such ventures. The 26-acre (10.52 hectares) Johor Bay project, within the southern Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone,
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[ad_1] BEIJING: Chinese customs screened 600 million people at international ports for infectious diseases over the past five years, officials said on Monday, while pledging to refine containment protocols that became a hallmark of Beijing’s zero-COVID policy. Customs officials detected more than 180,000 cases of infectious disease at China’s borders during that time, Zhao Zenglian,
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[ad_1] New Delhi: Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras, have developed an innovative and affordable microfluidic device that can rapidly determine whether bacteria are resistant or susceptible to antibiotics, officials said. Unlike many modern techniques that rely on costly metals, complex fabrication processes, or require highly-skilled technicians, this lab-on-chip device is based
[ad_1] Mumbai: Genomic diagnostics and research services company MedGenome has introduced the CNS tumor Methylation Classifier Test (MCT), marking the first launch of its kind in India. Designed to differentiate and classify more than 90 types of brain and central nervous system (CNS) tumors, the test aims to support doctors in improving diagnostic accuracy and
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[ad_1] Pune: Maharashtra health department has issued a notice to a private hospital in Pune after a woman who donated a part of her liver to her husband died days after he passed away following a transplant surgery, an official said on Sunday. The Sahyadri Hospitals has been directed to submit all details regarding the
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[ad_1] New Delhi: The University Grants Commission (UGC) has directed all higher education institutions to stop offering programmes in healthcare and allied disciplines, including psychology and nutrition through Open and Distance Learning or online mode from the 2025 academic session, according to officials. The ban applies to courses under the National Commission for Allied and
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[ad_1] Shark Tank judge Namita Thapar took to Instagram on August 24 and shared her struggles with perimenopause. The 48-year-old revealed that, for the past three years, she has been struggling with perimenopause. The Indian entrepreneur revealed the problems she faced because of it and how she dealt with them. Perimenopause is the time before