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Implementation of integrated disease surveillance and response systems in West Africa: lessons learned and future directions

[ad_1] Abstract The Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response (IDSR) framework, introduced by the WHO in 1998, aimed to unify disease surveillance across West Africa, replacing fragmented systems. However, challenges such as limited real-time reporting, inadequate data collection and workforce shortages continue to impede disease control and outbreak response. The resurgence of infectious diseases like Ebola, […]

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Andhra Pradesh Launches First CDSCO-Notified Medical Device Auditing Body, ETHealthworld

Andhra Pradesh Launches First CDSCO-Notified Medical Device Auditing Body, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Visakhapatnam: Andhra Pradesh is now home to its first-ever CDSCO-notified auditing body for medical devices. In a significant move, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, has notified KIHT Certification Services (KCS) as the state’s first regulatory body authorised to inspect manufacturing facilities for Class A

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Andhra Junior Doctors Support Foreign Medical Graduates in PR Registration Delay, ETHealthworld

Andhra Junior Doctors Support Foreign Medical Graduates in PR Registration Delay, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Amaravati: The Andhra Pradesh Junior Doctors Association (APJUDA) on Friday expressed solidarity with nearly 500 foreign medical graduates (FMGs) who have been waiting for over 13 months to receive their permanent registration (PR), an official said. APJUDA noted that the FMGs are yet to receive their PR despite completing internships of one to two

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JSS AHER Collaborates with Google on AI Innovations, ETHealthworld

JSS AHER Collaborates with Google on AI Innovations, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Mysuru: In a milestone for medical innovation in India, JSS Academy of Higher Education and Research (JSS AHER), Mysuru, has emerged as a key partner in a artificial intelligence (AI) research initiative led by Google Research. The findings of this collaboration were featured in two papers published in Nature, a scientific journal, the JSS

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Bubbles & Bobas: The history behind the tea and understanding what’s actually in it!

Bubbles & Bobas: The history behind the tea and understanding what’s actually in it!

[ad_1] Originating in the 1980s, the story of boba starts in the tiny traditional tea shops of Taiwan. These shops used to sell cold tea, a popular beverage back then, which later got an additional ingredient added — the boba pearls. These instantly became a hit and soon spread across the globe.  Popularly known as

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AI-Enhanced Dialysis Ecosystems in India, ETHealthworld

AI-Enhanced Dialysis Ecosystems in India, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] India is facing a silent yet significant kidney care crisis. With over 220,000 new end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients added every year, the need for 34 million dialysis treatments is created, and the supply-demand gap continues to widen. Today, the country has barely 50,000 dialysis machines to serve a population that requires more than

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Microsoft's new AI tool a medical genius? Tech giant claims it is 4x more accurate than real doctors, ETHealthworld

Microsoft’s new AI tool a medical genius? Tech giant claims it is 4x more accurate than real doctors, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Tech giant Microsoft, recently hit with a fresh round of layoffs, has developed a new medical AI tool that performs better than human doctors at complex health diagnoses, creating a “path to medical superintelligence”. The Microsoft AI team shared research that demonstrated how AI can sequentially investigate and solve medicine’s most complex diagnostic challenges—cases

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It feels really good to be number one again: Neeraj Chopra

It feels really good to be number one again: Neeraj Chopra

[ad_1] Neeraj Chopra is thrilled about having regained the top spot in men’s javelin throw as per the latest World Athletics ranking. But it hasn’t been an easy climb to the top, with the last year, in particular, being very tough, admits Chopra.“I was second almost everywhere,” he says. But, “after a long time, I

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Paramedical Courses Rebranded as Allied and Healthcare Professions, ETHealthworld

Paramedical Courses Rebranded as Allied and Healthcare Professions, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Ahmedabad: In a significant move, all medical courses, excluding MBBS and dental, will now be referred to as ‘allied and healthcare professions‘ instead of ‘paramedical’. This change aligns with directives by the National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions (NCAHP), established a few years ago. Traditionally, courses like physiotherapy, optometry, and others have been

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A Game Changer in Healthcare Insurance, ETHealthworld

A Game Changer in Healthcare Insurance, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Bengaluru: Healthcare insurance provider Medi Assist Insurance TPA Private Limited (“Medi Assist TPA”), a wholly owned subsidiary of Medi Assist Healthcare Services Limited, has completed its acquisition of a 100% stake in Paramount Health Services & Insurance TPA Pvt. Ltd. (“Paramount TPA”). The acquisition is indicated to add ₹4,000 crore in health premiums under

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Don’t punish policyholder for hospital’s lapses, court tells insurer, ETHealthworld

Don’t punish policyholder for hospital’s lapses, court tells insurer, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Bengaluru: An insurance company cannot punish a policyholder for the alleged lapses of a hospital, the Bengaluru Urban District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has said, pulling up Navi General Insurance for rejecting a hospitalisation claim and cancelling a policy without due process. “If the insurer believed the hospital reports were unauthentic, it should have

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AI Chatbots Can Easily Spread Dangerous Health Misinformation, Study Reveals, ETHealthworld

AI Chatbots Can Easily Spread Dangerous Health Misinformation, Study Reveals, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New York: Well-known AI chatbots can be configured to routinely answer health queries with false information that appears authoritative, complete with fake citations from real medical journals, Australian researchers have found. Without better internal safeguards, widely used AI tools can be easily deployed to churn out dangerous health misinformation at high volumes, they warned

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The Rise of India's Diagnostics SectorETHealthworld

The Rise of India’s Diagnostics SectorETHealthworld

[ad_1] The recent death of Shefali Jariwala, best known for the 2002 chartbuster ‘Kaanta Laga’, due to cardiac arrest, has again brought to light the increasing trend of young, healthy and fit Indians suddenly dying of heart attack. In the past few years, several celebrities, such as Sidharth Shukla and Puneeth Rajkumar, have died due

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Virtual Twins in Indian Healthcare, ETHealthworld

Virtual Twins in Indian Healthcare, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Imagine practising a surgery on a virtual version of your body before doctors operate on the real you. That’s not science fiction anymore; it’s happening in India. As quoted by TOI, senior heart transplant surgeon Dr K R Balakrishnan now makes a stop at IIT Madras before performing surgeries on complicated heart patients. At

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IISc team creates glowing sensor for liver cancer detection, ETHealthworld

IISc team creates glowing sensor for liver cancer detection, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Bengaluru: Scientists from the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have developed a simple, glowing paper sensor that could help detect liver cancer early — using the green glow of a rare earth metal called terbium. The sensor works by detecting an enzyme called “β-glucuronidase”, which is found in many living organisms. While it has

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SIPs, Stocks vs. Millennials' Health and Term Insurance Focus, ETHealthworld

SIPs, Stocks vs. Millennials’ Health and Term Insurance Focus, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] India’s Gen Z is more inclined toward investment tools like SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans) and stocks, while a higher percentage of Millennials prefer protection tools like health and term insurance, highlighted a survey by Insurance aggregator Policybazaar. The report also noted that Gen Z still lagging awareness and understanding of insurance products. According to

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Kol records eastern India’s first heart rhythm device implant op, ETHealthworld

Kol records eastern India’s first heart rhythm device implant op, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Kolkata: Eastern India’s first-ever case of Bachmann’s Bundle (BB) Pacing and Left Bundle Branch Area Pacing (LBBAP), a dual strategy that mimics the heart’s natural electrical rhythm and supplements the pacemaker, was performed at a city private hospital. This process helps to prevent arrhythmia by maintaining the heart’s ‘electro-physiological functioning’ more efficiently. This pioneering

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Watch | What is a Michelin Star? Origin and history explained

Watch | What is a Michelin Star? Origin and history explained

[ad_1] Watch | What is a Michelin Star? Origin and history explained  | Video Credit: Shikha Kumari A | Sharmada Venkatasubramanian | Shivaraj S What is a Michelin Star? Ever wondered why it’s called the “Oscars of food” and what tyres have to do with it? In this video, we break down the surprising history of

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Leveraging large language models for patient-ventilator asynchrony detection

[ad_1] Abstract Objectives The objective of this study is to evaluate whether large language models (LLMs) can achieve performance comparable to expert-developed deep neural networks in detecting flow starvation (FS) asynchronies during mechanical ventilation. Methods Popular LLMs (GPT-4, Claude-3.5, Gemini-1.5, DeepSeek-R1) were tested on a dataset of 6500 airway pressure cycles from 28 patients, classifying

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Preliminary study on objective evaluation algorithm of human infrared thermogram seriality and its clinical application in population with metabolic syndrome

[ad_1] Discussion The clinical research of IRT has long relied on the textual description of thermograms, which is highly subjective and obviously impedes the clinical application. A major current research focus in the field of IRT is how to use quantitative methods to objectively assess the subtle features of thermograms, thereby achieving greater clinical significance.

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Developing interpretable machine learning models to predict length of stay and disposition decision for adult patients in emergency departments

[ad_1] Discussion The models developed in our study are intended to complement the expertise of experienced clinicians, enhancing efficiency by predicting decisions which clinicians are likely to make or supporting them in making decisions more promptly. Therefore, interpretability is crucial to establish trust and to mitigate potential biases in the models.20 Many previous studies built

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Using technology acceptance model to explore physicians’ perspectives of clinical decision support system alerts

[ad_1] WHAT IS ALREADY KNOWN ON THIS TOPIC CDSS alerts are crucial for clinical decision-making, but frequent alerts can lead to alert fatigue, affecting physician acceptance. The TAM has been widely used to study factors influencing technology acceptance, including healthcare. WHAT THIS STUDY ADDS This study highlights that high patient volume and older age decrease

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Leveraging large language models for patient-ventilator asynchrony detection

[ad_1] Abstract Objectives The objective of this study is to evaluate whether large language models (LLMs) can achieve performance comparable to expert-developed deep neural networks in detecting flow starvation (FS) asynchronies during mechanical ventilation. Methods Popular LLMs (GPT-4, Claude-3.5, Gemini-1.5, DeepSeek-R1) were tested on a dataset of 6500 airway pressure cycles from 28 patients, classifying

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PG Seat Shortage Threatens Quality, ETHealthworld

PG Seat Shortage Threatens Quality, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: India’s medical education system is undergoing a major transformation, but expansion must be thoughtful, strategic, and equitable, said Dr. B.N. Gangadhar, Chairman of the National Medical Commission (NMC), at a high-level policy dialogue hosted by the Centre for Social and Economic Progress (CSEP). In a comprehensive address, Dr. Gangadhar outlined the challenges

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IIT-BHU develops portable device for early detection of bone cancer, ETHealthworld

IIT-BHU develops portable device for early detection of bone cancer, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Varanasi: In a significant advancement for cancer diagnostics, researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi, have developed a miniaturised self-reporting bioelectronic device capable of detecting early-stage bone cancer with high sensitivity. The device identifies Osteopontin (OPN), a crucial biomarker associated with osteosarcoma — a highly aggressive form of bone cancer that primarily

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Triathlete Suresh Sam Chandy eyes sixth Ironman title after a successful stint in Brazil

Triathlete Suresh Sam Chandy eyes sixth Ironman title after a successful stint in Brazil

[ad_1] Suresh Sam Chandy after finishing his fifth Ironman triathlon in Florianopolis, Brazil  | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT “The tagline of the Ironman triathlon is ‘Anything is Possible’. Yet, it is a seemingly impossible task and a larger-than-life experience. This possibility gravitated me towards this race,” says triathlete Suresh Sam Chandy, who recently completed the race

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Odisha Government Announces Establishment of New Medical Colleges, ETHealthworld

Odisha Government Announces Establishment of New Medical Colleges, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government is going to set up nine new medical colleges in the state, informed Health and Family Welfare Minister Mukesh Mahaling said on Tuesday. Of the nine, four will be dental medical colleges and one Ayurvedic institute. “We have decided to set up four MBBS colleges at Jagatsinghpur, Bhadrak, Dhenkanal and

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Using technology acceptance model to explore physicians’ perspectives of clinical decision support system alerts

[ad_1] Discussion This study highlights several factors influencing physicians’ perspectives of CDSS alerts, especially the role of perceived ease of use in shaping perceived usefulness, user satisfaction and behavioural intention. Physicians with high patient volumes found CDSS alerts less useful and harder to use, likely due to cognitive load and alert fatigue. Older physicians also

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Developing interpretable machine learning models to predict length of stay and disposition decision for adult patients in emergency departments

[ad_1] Discussion The models developed in our study are intended to complement the expertise of experienced clinicians, enhancing efficiency by predicting decisions which clinicians are likely to make or supporting them in making decisions more promptly. Therefore, interpretability is crucial to establish trust and to mitigate potential biases in the models.20 Many previous studies built

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Why I lift: How more Indian women are taking up strength training

Why I lift: How more Indian women are taking up strength training

[ad_1] Women lifting weights at Ladies Club, an all-women’s gym in T Nagar, Chennai. | Photo Credit: Shivaraj S Fifty-one year-old Safira Altaf walks into Ladies Club, an all-women’s gym in T Nagar, twice a week at 8.30am with a top knot, eyes rimmed with kohl, and a book in her hand. Her class does

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Dr. Lal PathLabs Expands Genomics Division with Illumina’s NovaSeq X SeriesETHealthworld

Dr. Lal PathLabs Expands Genomics Division with Illumina’s NovaSeq X SeriesETHealthworld

[ad_1] Mumbai: Diagnostic provider Dr. Lal PathLabs Limited (DLPL) has expanded its genomics division, Genevolve, with the addition of Illumina’s NovaSeq X Series. The integration is expected to enhance the lab’s capacity to deliver faster and more accurate genomic insights. The NovaSeq X system incorporates Illumina’s XLEAP-SBS chemistry, offering high throughput, improved accuracy, and increased

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Telangana Doctors Demand Regular Recruitment to Combat Medical Faculty Shortages Amid NMC Warnings, ETHealthworld

Telangana Doctors Demand Regular Recruitment to Combat Medical Faculty Shortages Amid NMC Warnings, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Hyderabad: The medical community in Telangana has called on the state govt to implement a regular recruitment calendar for appointing doctors-cum-professors in govt medical colleges. Each year, around 1,100 postgraduate (PG) doctors complete their training in the state, but due to the absence of consistent govt job notifications, many are forced to seek employment

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Govt introduces devices to treat Rath devotees who suffer cardiac arrest, ETHealthworld

Govt introduces devices to treat Rath devotees who suffer cardiac arrest, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Bhubaneswar: State govt, for the first time, will deploy automated external defibrillator (AED), also known as ‘shock machine’, during Puri Rath Yatra to provide critical first-aid to devotees who suffer cardiac arrest. A defibrillator delivers a powerful electric shock through the chest wall to restart the heart of a person experiencing cardiac arrest. The

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Virohan and Orange Health Labs Launch Internship Program for Medical Laboratory Technology Students, ETHealthworld

Virohan and Orange Health Labs Launch Internship Program for Medical Laboratory Technology Students, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Healthcare education provider Virohan has partnered with diagnostics provider Orange Health Labs to offer internships and employment opportunities to Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) students. The partnership aims to strengthen the workforce of skilled and certified Medical Laboratory Technologists (MLTs) to meet Orange Health Labs’ rising demand, which is expected to grow from 300 to

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Meril Launches MyClip, India's First TEER System, ETHealthworld

Meril Launches MyClip, India’s First TEER System, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Meril Life Sciences, a leading global med-tech company, marked a significant milestone with the launch of MyClip, India’s first Transcatheter Edge-To-Edge Repair (TEER) system, on June 14. The landmark Structural Heart Innovation event, held at Meril Academy, Vapi (Gujarat) from June 13–15, brought together over 150 Indian interventional cardiologists along with cardiac imaging expert

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Dr. Sonu Goel Achieves Global Recognition in Public Health Research, ETHealthworld

Dr. Sonu Goel Achieves Global Recognition in Public Health Research, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Chandigarh: Dr Sonu Goel, professor at the department of community medicine and school, Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), brought laurels to the city by being recognised as a 2024 highly ranked scholar by ScholarGPS. This internationally acclaimed platform distinguishes researchers based on their research productivity, impact, and overall quality. This

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Consumer forum in Coimbatore directs insurance firm to settle denied medical claim, ETHealthworld

Consumer forum in Coimbatore directs insurance firm to settle denied medical claim, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Coimbatore: The district consumer redressal commission recently directed a public sector undertaking (PSU) insurance firm to reimburse a customer’s medical claim of Rs9.43 lakh, which was earlier denied citing that the treatment was not covered. According to an official source, the verdict was delivered on a petition submitted by P Nagarajan, a retired special

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BITS sensor can detect health issues from sweat, says Hyderabad researchers; Rs 15 device enables quick, needle-free alternative to blood tests, ETHealthworld

BITS sensor can detect health issues from sweat, says Hyderabad researchers; Rs 15 device enables quick, needle-free alternative to blood tests, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Hyderabad: Researchers at the Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) Pilani, Hyderabad, have developed a low-cost biosensor that can detect metabolites from blood, sweat, urine, and cells in under five minutes. This innovation could help monitor conditions such as diabetic cardiomyopathy. The device enables real-time monitoring of glucose and lactate levels from sweat

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At-Home Lab Tests Now Available in 6 Major Indian Cities, ETHealthworld

At-Home Lab Tests Now Available in 6 Major Indian Cities, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Amazon India on Sunday announced the launch of Amazon Diagnostics, an at-home service for customers to book lab tests, schedule and track appointments, and access digital reports through the Amazon app. The service, being offered in collaboration with Orange Health Labs, will be available in Bengaluru, Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Mumbai, and Hyderabad, across over

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Prediction of biological evolution following blood product transfusion during liver transplantation: the contribution of machine learning to decision-making

[ad_1] Discussion In this study, we endeavored to predict alterations in laboratory parameters induced by the administration of labile blood products during haemorrhage associated with hepatic transplantation. Unfortunately, the metrics proposed by the various models are insufficient to permit their use in daily clinical practice by our anesthesiology colleagues without several precautions. Several factors may

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Insurance Company Ordered to Pay Rs 50 Lakh After Wrongfully Denying Claim, ETHealthworld

Insurance Company Ordered to Pay Rs 50 Lakh After Wrongfully Denying Claim, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Raipur: The Chhattisgarh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission directed an insurance firm backed by a nationalised bank to pay Rs 50 lakh to Savitri Salam, whose husband’s insurance claim was initially rejected. The commission found that the insurer failed to conclusively prove concealment of pre-existing diseases by the deceased. Savitri Salam, a resident of

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Validation of an artificial intelligence-based algorithm for predictive performance and risk stratification of sepsis using real-world data from hospitalised patients: a prospective observational study

[ad_1] Contributors: Conceptualisation: K-BL, HC, J-HK, data curation: KHL, formal analysis: KHL, funding acquisition: KJK, BEA, K-BL, HC, investigation: EYH, I-CK, SHP, C-HC, GIY, HC, YJ, methodology: EYH, I-CK, SHP, C-HC, GIY, HC, K-BL, J-HK, TS, J-YW, project administration: KJK, K-BL, HC, BEA, J-HK, GIY, YJ, resources: J-HK, GIY, YJ, TS, JWY, BEA, software: KHL,

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Madurai Kullappa Mess brings the flavours of southern Tamil Nadu to your plate

Madurai Kullappa Mess brings the flavours of southern Tamil Nadu to your plate

[ad_1] An assortment of popular dishes at Madurai Kullappa Mess | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Now, find the flavours of Madurai in the heart of Chennai. At Madurai Kullappa Mess, the menu is built around meat: ghee mutton chukka, brain masala, liver fry, and head and trotters curry. However, it is the seafood here that

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Customized Health Insurance Plans Launched to Address Regional Disparities in India, ETHealthworld

Customized Health Insurance Plans Launched to Address Regional Disparities in India, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Mumbai: With healthcare costs varying widely across Indian states, insurers are shifting away from uniform pricing toward region-specific health policies. Bajaj Allianz General Insurance has launched customised state-wise health insurance plans, adjusting premiums and benefits to reflect local medical costs, infrastructure, and regulations. Bajaj Allianz General Insurance’s initiative is designed to address inefficiencies in

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Gyms in Kochi are emerging as friendly and inclusive spaces that are redefining fitness standards

Gyms in Kochi are emerging as friendly and inclusive spaces that are redefining fitness standards

[ad_1] Can’t execute a flawless burpee? Never mind, try a simple plank then. If that is too much to ask, get out and play cricket or go for a walk. Because if you don’t feel up to it, all you probably need to do is move. Gyms these days are no longer intimidating spaces that

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International Yoga Day: Odissi exponent Surupa Sen on how dance and yoga nourish the body and the mind

International Yoga Day: Odissi exponent Surupa Sen on how dance and yoga nourish the body and the mind

[ad_1] Surupa Sen | Photo Credit: Karthik Venkatraman “Run! Run faster and you will get there quicker!”, is all we hear and do in our lives. We are constantly surrounded by the demand to cope no matter how. On the other end of the spectrum, our ancient practices teach us to be still. Yoga and

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Gilead's Yeztugo Injection for HIV Prevention, ET Health

Gilead’s Yeztugo Injection for HIV Prevention, ET Health

[ad_1] By Deena Beasley and Julie Steenhuysen Los Angeles: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved Gilead Sciences lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injection, for preventing HIV infection in adults and adolescents at high risk of contracting the deadly virus. Investors and AIDS activists had been eagerly awaiting the regulatory decision for the drug seen

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Bariatric Surgery Outperformed GLP-1 Medications in Weight Loss Study, ET Health

Bariatric Surgery Outperformed GLP-1 Medications in Weight Loss Study, ET Health

[ad_1] London: Bariatric surgeries led to about five-times more weight loss than weekly injections of popular GLP-1 drugs, according to data from a real-world comparison study presented on Tuesday at the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery scientific meeting in Washington. “Clinical trials show weight loss between 15% to 21% for GLP-1s, but this

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Suraksha Diagnostics to Invest Rs 200 Crore for Advanced Imaging Centres in Eastern India, ETHealthworld

Suraksha Diagnostics to Invest Rs 200 Crore for Advanced Imaging Centres in Eastern India, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Suraksha Diagnostics on Wednesday said it will invest Rs 200 crore to set up over 20 advanced imaging centres across eastern India. The plan, which will be executed in collaboration with United Imaging, is aimed at expanding access to advanced diagnostic services in tier 2 and tier 3 cities, enhancing both affordability

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Claims could reach $475 million, says GIC Re, ETHealthworld

Claims could reach $475 million, says GIC Re, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Total claims from the Air India crash in Ahmedabad could touch $475 million, driven by liability payouts that are expected to be over 2.5 times the aircraft value, said Ramaswamy Narayanan, chairman and managing director of GIC Re. In rupee terms, the claims could exceed Rs 4,000 crore. “The way we see it, the

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Looking for meat-heavy breakfast options in Madurai? Try Amsavalli Bhavan

Looking for meat-heavy breakfast options in Madurai? Try Amsavalli Bhavan

[ad_1] Amsavalli Bhavan in Madurai is among the oldest restaurants in the city. | Photo Credit: MOORTHY G It is not yet 9am when a man arrives at Amsavalli carrying a steel thookuvali and a cloth bag. The hum of workers getting the parcel counter ready fills the air, and he waits patiently as uthappams

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Revolutionizing Cardiovascular Care with AI and Innovative Technologies, ETHealthworld

Revolutionizing Cardiovascular Care with AI and Innovative Technologies, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: As cardiovascular disease continues to top the global chart of chronic illnesses, technology is emerging as the most powerful ally in combating it. In a conversation with Dr. Ethan Korngold, Divisional Vice President Medical Affairs and Chief Medical Officer for Abbott’s vascular business, we explore how artificial intelligence (AI), minimally invasive devices,

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Usability evaluation of a DHIS2-based electronic information management system for environmental, occupational health and food safety in Sri Lanka

[ad_1] Introduction A Public Health Inspector (PHI) is a front-line health worker who is responsible for communicable disease surveillance, school health, environment and occupational health, food safety, etc.1 Today, Sri Lanka has 1710 members island-wide in the capacity of PHIs and Supervisory Public Health Inspectors (SPHIs), who are considered the main enforcement arm of the

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Study evaluating efficacy of Sirolimus-Coated Balloon against Drug-eluting Stent completes patient enrollment, ETHealthworld

Study evaluating efficacy of Sirolimus-Coated Balloon against Drug-eluting Stent completes patient enrollment, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Cleveland: An Italy-based research foundation, Fondazione Ricerca e Innovazione Cardiovascolare has announced the completion of patient enrolment for a trial evaluating the safety and effectiveness of Sirolimus-Coated Balloon (SCB) in comparison with the Drug-eluting Stents. The trial has enrolled a total of 1,832 patients from Europe, Asia, and South America and designed to evaluate

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Thermo Fisher to Sell Diagnostics Unit for $4 Billion Amid Low-Growth Strategy, ETHealthworld

Thermo Fisher to Sell Diagnostics Unit for $4 Billion Amid Low-Growth Strategy, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Bengaluru: Thermo Fisher Scientific plans to sell its diagnostics unit for about $4 billion in an attempt to offload some of its low-growth assets, the Financial Times reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. The contract drug manufacturer recently enlisted advisers to explore private equity interest in part of its diagnostics business,

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Brainlab Sets to Launch IPO on Frankfurt Stock Exchange Raising €200 Million, ETHealthworld

Brainlab Sets to Launch IPO on Frankfurt Stock Exchange Raising €200 Million, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Berlin: German medical technology firm Brainlab is planning an initial public offering on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in the coming weeks, the company said on Thursday. The Munich-based company said it will list on the regulated market and aims to raise up to 200 million euros ($230 million) through the issuance of new shares.

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Renalyx Health Systems Invests Rs 800 crore in Dialysis Machine Production Units to Enhance Renal Care, ETHealthworld

Renalyx Health Systems Invests Rs 800 crore in Dialysis Machine Production Units to Enhance Renal Care, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Mumbai: Bengaluru-headquartered Renalyx Health Systems on Wednesday said it is planning to invest Rs 800 crore in the next four years to set up three manufacturing units to produce RENALYX – RxT 21 machine that will help dialysis affordable and accessible to a larger population. RENALYX – RxT 21 machine is world’s first fully

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Diagnostic chains plan to scale up as Covid cases surge, ETHealthworld

Diagnostic chains plan to scale up as Covid cases surge, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Leading diagnostic chains are looking to scale up their operations amid surging Covid-19 cases in the country. Executives said they were seeing a “noticeable” spike in the testing, particularly RT-PCR and rapid antigen tests. However, there is little consensus on taking booster shots. “To ensure prompt service, we’ve enhanced our testing capacity,

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UnitedHealth eyes $1 billion deal to exit Latin America as insurer refocuses on US, sources say, ETHealthworld

UnitedHealth eyes $1 billion deal to exit Latin America as insurer refocuses on US, sources say, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New York: UnitedHealth Group is weighing multiple bids for its Latin American operations, according to two people with direct knowledge of the matter, as the insurer buckles down after a series of unprecedented missteps that include the ouster of its CEO and a reported criminal accounting probe. The largest U.S. health insurer has been

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Genes2Me Welcomes Industry Leader John Bishop to Advisory Board, ETHealthworld

Genes2Me Welcomes Industry Leader John Bishop to Advisory Board, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Gurgaon: Genes2Me (G2M) a diagnostic technology innovator in the in-vitro diagnostics (IVD) sector, has appointed John Bishop to its Advisory Board. Bishop has previously served as the Chairman and CEO of Cepheid and under him the company emerged as a major player in molecular diagnostics and was acquired by Danaher Corporation in 2016 for

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Historically, did life really just give us lemons?

Historically, did life really just give us lemons?

[ad_1] When life gives you lemons, make lemonade | Photo Credit: Pexels Lemons, with their bright yellow hue and tart flavour, are a staple of cuisines and households around the world. From culinary dishes and refreshing beverages to cleaning products and medicinal uses, lemons have definitely earned a special place in human history. From continents

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Thyrocare and Modern Diagnostic Center Launch State-of-the-Art Lab in Srinagar, ETHealthworld

Thyrocare and Modern Diagnostic Center Launch State-of-the-Art Lab in Srinagar, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] India: Thyrocare has launched its 33rd diagnostic laboratory in Srinagar, Kashmir, in partnership with Modern Diagnostic Center. The facility was inaugurated by Dr. Farooq Abdullah, Former Chief Minister and President of the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference. According to the company, the new lab is equipped with advanced technologies and staffed by trained personnel

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Towards prehospital risk stratification using deep learning for ECG interpretation in suspected acute coronary syndrome

[ad_1] Discussion In this study, we developed and validated a CNN-based AI model for diagnosing NSTE-ACS in chest pain patients in the prehospital setting, using only the ECG as input. The AI model outperformed ECG interpretation by EMS paramedics, especially in identifying patients at low risk for having NSTE-ACS. Compared with a prehospital clinical risk

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A New Concierge Service for Senior Citizens' Insurance Needs, ETHealthworld

A New Concierge Service for Senior Citizens’ Insurance Needs, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Gurugram: Insurance broker Policybazaar, in collaboration with its insurer partners, has launched Saarthi, an elder care concierge service aimed at supporting senior citizens through their insurance journey. The service is designed to assist senior citizens with selecting suitable insurance plans, managing claims, and receiving ongoing, personalised support.According to the company, the program is intended

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Casamigo in Thiruvananthapuram serves a blend of international flavours in a cosy bistro setting

Casamigo in Thiruvananthapuram serves a blend of international flavours in a cosy bistro setting

[ad_1] The wicker basket of toasted bread and butter placed on a table covered with a green plaid tablecloth at Casamigo transports you to an Italian supper setting. Resembling a European bakery, the bistro, located at Ambalathumukku in Pettah, Thiruvananthapuram, reveals a cosy interior with warm hues illuminated by lanterns. An abundance of imitation plants

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Feathers hotel celebrates the Tamil flavours in a pop-up curated by celebrated Singaporean Chef Devagi Sanmugam

Feathers hotel celebrates the Tamil flavours in a pop-up curated by celebrated Singaporean Chef Devagi Sanmugam

[ad_1] As a Tamilian born and raised in Singapore, 69-year-old Chef Devagi Sanmugam, connects to her roots through the rich aromatic world of spices. In Chennai to curate Ayalagam, a food festival that celebrates Tamil flavours from Singapore and Malaysia, Devagi shares her culinary journey and how she blends tradition with innovation. “The title resonated

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Challenges Confronting India's Health Insurance Sector Amidst Growth Slowdown, ETHealthworld

Challenges Confronting India’s Health Insurance Sector Amidst Growth Slowdown, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: India‘s health insurance industry, which was earlier considered a strong and steady growth story, is now facing serious structural challenges. A recent report by Elara Capital has highlighted that both growth and profitability in the sector are being affected, which may redefine the long-term potential of health insurers in the country. It

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Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Cucumbers Expands to 18 States, Affects 45 People, ETHealthworld

Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Cucumbers Expands to 18 States, Affects 45 People, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] A salmonella outbreak traced to cucumbers grown by Bedner Growers in Florida has now sickened at least 45 people across 18 states, federal health officials reported on May 30, 2025. The outbreak has led to 16 hospitalizations, though no deaths have been recorded so far. Q: What is Salmonella Montevideo? A: Salmonella Montevideo is

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Is it possible to encourage TB testing and detect missing TB cases via community-level promotion of a self-screening mobile application? Quasi-experimental evidence from South Africa

[ad_1] Abstract Objectives While mobile health (mHealth) interventions are widespread, few studies assess impacts at the population level in low-income and middle-income countries. South Africa’s tuberculosis (TB) burden is high, and a substantial share of cases remain undiagnosed. We evaluate the impacts of community activations of TBCheck—a WhatsApp/USSD-based chatbot that allows individuals to evaluate themselves

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Necessity, accessibility and acquisition cost of unstructured medical data for South Korean medical device companies

[ad_1] Results Characteristics of South Korean medical device companies and their managers and the characteristics of 76 South Korean medical device companies and their managers (one manager per company) were determined. Characteristics of South Korean medical device companies Regarding the type of development, 45% of companies developed only medical software, 22% of companies developed only

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GenECG: a synthetic image-based ECG dataset to augment artificial intelligence-enhanced algorithm development

[ad_1] Methods PTB-XL dataset Input ECG signals were provided by the PTB-XL database which contains signal data representing 21 799 clinical ECGs from 18 869 patients.7 PTB-XL ECGs are configured as 12 channel binary files with a resolution of 1μv/LSB at 500 Hz (each sample is 0.002 s). Annotated by two cardiologists, there are 71 different ECG statements within

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Advocates Call for Pension and Health Benefits Ahead of Prime Minister's Visit, ETHealthworld

Advocates Call for Pension and Health Benefits Ahead of Prime Minister’s Visit, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Kanpur: A delegation of Adhivakta Kalyan Sangharsh Samiti met local MP Ramesh Awasthi on Thursday, urging him to secure a declaration of pension and health insurance schemes for advocates from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is scheduled to visit the city on May 30. Ravindra Sharma, convener of the Sangharsh Samiti, informed the MP

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Mapmygenome Expands Global Reach with Acquisition of Microbiome Insights, ETHealthworld

Mapmygenome Expands Global Reach with Acquisition of Microbiome Insights, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Hyderabad: AI-driven genomics and personalised health player Mapmygenome has acquired Canadian microbial sequencing player Microbiome Insights. The acquisition includes the CAP-accredited (College of American Pathologists) Canadian laboratory of Microbiome Insights as well as its intellectual property. Though the Hyderabad-based Mapmygenome did not divulge the size of acquisition, its founder & CEO Anu Acharya confirmed

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Revolutionary Tear-Based Biomarker for Early Keratoconus Detection Unveiled, ETHealthworld

Revolutionary Tear-Based Biomarker for Early Keratoconus Detection Unveiled, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Delhi-based biotech company Vgenomics has partnered with Dr. Shroff’s Charity Eye Hospital to validate and commercialize a tear-based biomarker, VSP-2224, for the early detection of keratoconus, a progressive eye disorder affecting the cornea. VSP-2224, identified in tear fluid using Vgenomics’ AI-based discovery platform RgenX-LENS, may help detect the disease earlier, before visible

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Author Prajwal Parajuly on why chutney, not idli, is his go-to dish

Author Prajwal Parajuly on why chutney, not idli, is his go-to dish

[ad_1] Illustration | Photo Credit: Saai To survive the many splendours of Sri City, where I live part of the year, one must get away every so often. Weekending in Chennai is the easiest option.  For several of my colleagues, Chennai means concerts. For others, it means stocking up on miso and pesto. For yet others,

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Rising Covid-19 Cases Linked to New Omicron Sub-Lineages: Expert Insights, ETHealthworld

Rising Covid-19 Cases Linked to New Omicron Sub-Lineages: Expert Insights, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Chief Executive Officer of Dr. Dangs Lab, Arjun Dang on Tuesday stated that the rising cases of Covid-19 belonged to the sub-lineage of the Omicron virus. Dang further stated that in states like Tamil Nadu and Gujarat, the variants that were named as ‘Variants under Monitoring’ were of types LF7 and NV181

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Enabling health data analyses across multiple private datasets with no information sharing using secure multiparty computation

[ad_1] Abstract The UK’s health datasets are among the most comprehensive and inclusive globally, enabling groundbreaking research during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, restrictions on data sharing between secure data environments (SDEs) imposed limitations on the ability to carry out joint analyses across multiple separate datasets. There are currently significant efforts underway to enable such analyses

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Allergy alerting and overrides for opioid analogues across two health systems

[ad_1] Discussion In this study across two large US health systems, we identified that the frequency of opioid alerts overridden was 71.8%. Of these, about a quarter of reactions were documented to be severe. Thus, approximately three in four alerts were for reactions of medium or low severity. Among the most frequent reactions to generate

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Trump Administration Proposes Significant FDA Budget Cut Amid Wider Health Spending Reductions, ET Health

Trump Administration Proposes Significant FDA Budget Cut Amid Wider Health Spending Reductions, ET Health

[ad_1] By Ahmed Aboulenein and Mariam Sunny Washington: The Trump administration is proposing a $6.8 billion budget request for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the 2026 fiscal year, its Commissioner Martin Makary said on Thursday, a cut of around 5.5% from its $7.2 billion budget this year. The White House had on May

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Identifying long-term conditions in New Zealand general practice using structured and unstructured data: a cross-sectional study

[ad_1] Discussion This study highlights the importance of incorporating unstructured free-text data from general practice EHRs to provide a more accurate representation of the burden of long-term conditions. Our analysis, which represents the first large multipractice NZ study of MM in general practice, revealed a substantial number of multimorbid patients whose conditions were not captured

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Hyderabad chapter of Sisters in Sweat kicks off with sessions in football, kickboxing, and more

Hyderabad chapter of Sisters in Sweat kicks off with sessions in football, kickboxing, and more

[ad_1] On a Sunday morning, a group of women gather at Turfside, Hyderabad. They begin with a warm up and spend the next 90 minutes playing football. Not all of them are adept at the game. A coach guides them with the dos and don’ts. The women sportingly navigate the moves and by the end

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Artificial intelligence in clinical practice: a cross-sectional survey of paediatric surgery residents’ perspectives

[ad_1] Discussion AI is becoming more and more involved in everyday lives and in clinical practice. It is fundamental to teach healthcare professionals how to deal with this tool, understand its advantages and risks and learn how to integrate it into their everyday work. Applications of AI and chatbots, such as ChatGPT, range from clinical

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Assessing public awareness of myopia after the COVID-19 pandemic: an infodemiology study

[ad_1] Abstract Objectives Since the COVID-19 pandemic started, an increasing number of individuals use online resources to obtain health-related information, including myopia management. We aimed to obtain the search interest of global public health on myopia and prevention/treatment methods before and after the outbreak of COVID-19. Methods Google Trends was used to assess the global

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Evaluating machine learning algorithms for predicting HIV status among young Thai men who have sex with men

[ad_1] Discussion Our study shows that ML models can aid HIV epidemic control using real-world data. Among the evaluated models, XGB with SMOTE-processed data achieved the highest accuracy in predicting HIV infection among young MSM. SHAP analysis identified key risk factors: earlier calendar year, older age at diagnosis and targeted HIV testing. These findings support

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Ending nuclear weapons, before they end us

[ad_1] This May, the World Health Assembly (WHA) will vote on re-establishing a mandate for the WHO to address the health consequences of nuclear weapons and war.1 Health professionals and their associations should urge their governments to support such a mandate and support the new United Nations (UN) comprehensive study on the effects of nuclear

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Assessing artificial intelligence in breast screening with stratified results on 306 839 mammograms across geographic regions, age, breast density and ethnicity: A Retrospective Investigation Evaluating Screening (ARIES) study

[ad_1] Discussion The ARIES study included more than 3 06 000 cases from different UK regions and diverse breast screening populations, enabling subgroup analyses across participant age, breast density and ethnicity. Non-inferiority tests passed for all outcome metrics on all assessed subgroups, and superiority tests passed for the majority of them. Differences within participant subgroups, with regard

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SCONe: a community-acquired retinal image repository enabling ocular, cardiovascular and neurodegenerative disease prediction

[ad_1] Discussion Scotland is in the unique position globally of having publicly funded, regular, routine eye examinations with retinal imaging for a sizeable proportion of the population (including almost everyone aged 60+) for well over a decade. In 2022/2023, for example, over 60% of 60+ year-olds in Scotland underwent a sight test in primary care

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Assessing the validity of ICD-10 administrative data in coding comorbidities

[ad_1] Discussions This study evaluated the in-hospital coding of 17 Charlson comorbidities in DAD from four hospital sites against chart-reviewed databases spanning 20 years. We found that DAD increasingly undercoded conditions but remained relatively stable for certain conditions (eg, diabetes, metastatic cancer and peripheral vascular disease). The longitudinal variations in the coding quality of comorbidities

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Leveraging real-world data for continuous evaluation of computational clinical practice guidelines

[ad_1] Discussion By combining real-world data with a computer-interpretable guideline, we successfully computed multiple aspects of adherence levels to the Dutch EC guideline. These results provide insights into guideline implementation by establishing a novel system designed to continuously evaluate adherence to guidelines, applied to EC.18 It establishes analytical standards within the context of guideline adherence,

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Taste Idukki with Chennai’s Yura gelato by ITC Grand Chola

Taste Idukki with Chennai’s Yura gelato by ITC Grand Chola

[ad_1] Yura Artisanal Scoops | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Brightly lit and thoughtfully designed, ITC Grand Chola’s gelato bar, named Yura – Artisanal Scoops, is inspired by the Japanese word that literally means ‘beautiful dream’, and offers an imaginative selection of gelatos, frozen yoghurt, sugar-free options and sorbets. Pastry chefs at ITC Grand Chola, Chef

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In Chennai’s Chintadripet, a boxing club gives underprivileged kids a fighting chance

In Chennai’s Chintadripet, a boxing club gives underprivileged kids a fighting chance

[ad_1] On the morning of her second-semester exam, 18-year-old S.M. Durga Sri is hard at work, punching away at the bags at GS Boxing Club in Chintadripet. When asked if she’s worried about the exam, she replies with a smile, “Not really. I can manage.” Ms. Durga, a gold medallist at the 5th Junior Girls

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Vertex misses quarterly results on weaker-than-expected demand for cystic fibrosis drug, ET Health

Vertex misses quarterly results on weaker-than-expected demand for cystic fibrosis drug, ET Health

[ad_1] Bengaluru:: Vertex Pharmaceuticals missed Wall Street estimates for quarterly results on Monday, due to lower-than-expected sales of its cystic fibrosis (CF) drug Trikafta. However, the drugmaker raised the lower end of its revenue forecast as it looks to its acute pain drug, Journavx, and newer CF drugs to drive growth beyond its established line

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Discover the culinary heritage of Odisha and Southeast Asia at Jaatra, Taj Puri

Discover the culinary heritage of Odisha and Southeast Asia at Jaatra, Taj Puri

[ad_1] Stepping inside Jaatra, the specialty restaurant of the newly-inaugurated Taj Puri Resort and Spa, feels like being transported into a beautifully-crafted time capsule. One that narrates the story of Odisha’s culinary heritage while paying homage to its Southeast Asian connections. Located at the beachside Taj Puri Resort and Spa in Odisha’s temple town of

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Learn about kettlebell lifting, a sport gaining popularity in Tamil Nadu

Learn about kettlebell lifting, a sport gaining popularity in Tamil Nadu

[ad_1] Rohith G, Vignesh Hariharan and Sharmila Kumari Pinjala at The Hammer kettlebell academy in Kolathur. Photo: Srinivasa Ramanujam. Shot On OnePlus #FramesofIndia A training session is in the works on the second floor of Kolathur’s The Hammer Fitness gym, on a particularly hot April morning. Kettlebell coach Vignesh Hariharan is at work, teaching 55-year-old Sharmila

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Climbers from Assam summit previously unclimbed Ladakh peak, honour Lachit Borphukan

Climbers from Assam summit previously unclimbed Ladakh peak, honour Lachit Borphukan

[ad_1] Part of the team on their way to the summit | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Six climbers from Assam successfully summited a previously unclimbed 6,365-metre peak in Ladakh as part of the Triple Peak Expedition, organised by the Assam Mountaineering Association with support from the Directorate of Sports and Youth Welfare, Government of Assam.

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