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Paediatrician reveals 5 warning signs in child health that need urgent medical care: Head injury, breathing difficulty

Paediatrician reveals 5 warning signs in child health that need urgent medical care: Head injury, breathing difficulty

[ad_1] For parents, recognising the signs that your child’s health needs urgent attention is crucial. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr Ravi Malik, paediatrician, MAMC, founder and medical director, Malik Radix Healthcare said, “As a parent, recognising signs that may indicate a serious illness in your child is crucial. Here are some key indicators […]

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Yoga expert warns against doing these 10 yoga poses with hypertension or high blood pressure

Yoga expert warns against doing these 10 yoga poses with hypertension or high blood pressure

[ad_1] If you have high blood pressure, you have likely been advised to manage stress, eat well, and stay active. Yoga might seem like the perfect solution as it is calming, gentle, and known to boost overall health. But what if the very poses meant to bring calm are quietly putting your heart under pressure?

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On World Lung Day, nutritionist shares 7 healthy seeds for lungs: Chia, pumpkin, sesame and…

On World Lung Day, nutritionist shares 7 healthy seeds for lungs: Chia, pumpkin, sesame and…

[ad_1] Our lungs quietly work day and night, working tirelessly every second to keep us alive and energized. On World Lung Day, learn that protecting them is not just about avoiding smoke or pollution—what you eat can play a big role too. According to nutritionist and holistic wellness coach Eshanka Wahi, certain seeds are more

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Is meal planning the secret to better nutrition? Nutritionist shares 6 ways it can help

Is meal planning the secret to better nutrition? Nutritionist shares 6 ways it can help

[ad_1] Meal planning is not just for gym enthusiasts or foodies. In fact, meal planning is a clear winner when it comes to having nutritious meals and being prepared well in advance. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr. Kalpana Gupta, clinical nutritionist, Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital, Saket said, “In an abundance-filled, time-starved life,

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Govt to add 10,023 new MBBS, PG seats across India; Cabinet approves ₹15,034 crore, ETHealthworld

Govt to add 10,023 new MBBS, PG seats across India; Cabinet approves ₹15,034 crore, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: The Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved a major expansion of India’s medical education capacity, aiming to add over 10,000 undergraduate and postgraduate seats across government medical institutions. Under Phase-III of the Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS) for strengthening and upgrading State and Central Government medical colleges, standalone PG

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India’s heart crisis: Clinicians and AI must lead the way

India’s heart crisis: Clinicians and AI must lead the way

[ad_1] India stands at a decisive moment in its fight against cardiovascular diseases. We have the knowledge, the technology, and the intent to change the course of what has become one of the biggest health challenges. The rise of CVDs is undeniable – as is our ability to detect earlier, treat smarter, and empower people

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Hypertension is striking at early ages

Hypertension is striking at early ages

[ad_1] Around the world, more than a billion people live with high blood pressure, the single greatest risk factor for death. Yet it often remains unnoticed until tragedy strikes. Heart health(Getty Images) Cardiovascular diseases, driven primarily by high blood pressure, now represent a major economic and family crisis in India. Over the period from 2012

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Cardiologist shares 5 Indian food habits that could increase your heart attack risk: Skip samosas, jalebis and pickles

Cardiologist shares 5 Indian food habits that could increase your heart attack risk: Skip samosas, jalebis and pickles

[ad_1] As World Heart Day on September 29th approaches, it’s important to discuss a hidden risk in our kitchens: the food we eat. Indian cuisine is renowned for its diverse flavours and numerous dishes. However, some everyday eating habits in this cuisine may raise our risk of heart attacks. We need to be cautious. Here

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Salman Khan reveals he 1st felt trigeminal neuralgia pain while shooting with Lara Dutta: ‘She removed strand of hair…’

Salman Khan reveals he 1st felt trigeminal neuralgia pain while shooting with Lara Dutta: ‘She removed strand of hair…’

[ad_1] Actor Salman Khan has revealed that he first experienced the excruciating pain of trigeminal neuralgia while shooting for his film Partner with Lara Dutta. He recalled that the moment occurred when Lara removed a strand of hair from his face, adding that the pain used to ‘reduce a bit’ when he used to drink.

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Poly Medicure acquires Italy-based orthopedic device maker Citieffe for Rs 324 crore, ETHealthworld

Poly Medicure acquires Italy-based orthopedic device maker Citieffe for Rs 324 crore, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Medical consumables maker Poly Medicure has announced the acquisition of a Italy-based orthopedic device maker Citieffe for a total consideration of Rs 324 crore (€31 million) The company has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100 per cent equity stake in Medistream SA—consisting of Citieffe SRL and its step-down subsidiaries in US

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What is leucovorin, the drug Trump administration says can treat autism?, ETHealthworld

What is leucovorin, the drug Trump administration says can treat autism?, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Sydney: The US government has announced controversial guidance on the prevention and treatment of autism in children. New health recommendations aim to discourage pregnant women from taking the painkiller paracetamol – also known as acetaminophen and by the brand name Tylenol – to prevent autism. The recommendations also include using the drug leucovorin to

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Experts call for wider Lp(a) testing to address hidden heart disease risk, ETHealthworld

Experts call for wider Lp(a) testing to address hidden heart disease risk, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Ahead of World Heart Day (29 September), Novartis and Global Heart Hub convened international healthcare experts for an educational media webinar, “Introducing the Little (a) with Big Consequences,” to highlight elevated lipoprotein(a) [Lp(a)] as an underrecognized genetic risk factor for cardiovascular disease (CVD). CVD accounts for nearly 18 million deaths globally each

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RMLIMS reforms to reduce costs, improve healthcare, ETHealthworld

RMLIMS reforms to reduce costs, improve healthcare, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Lucknow: Patients and their families at Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences (RMLIMS) will soon experience significant relief in terms of cost, time and access to treatment following major policy decisions taken in the institute’s 41st Governing Body meeting on Tuesday. One of the most impactful decisions concerns families of brain-dead patients who

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All India Institute of Ayurveda launches joint integrative clinic for cancer patients, ETHealthworld

All India Institute of Ayurveda launches joint integrative clinic for cancer patients, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Panaji: The All India Institute of Ayurveda in Goa on Wednesday launched a joint integrative clinic that combines modern oncology with AYUSH systems of medicine to improve the quality of life of cancer patients, an official said. The inaugural clinic was conducted at the newly inaugurated Integrative Oncology Research and Care Centre of AIIA

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Don’t ignore these symptoms, warn doctors, ETHealthworld

Don’t ignore these symptoms, warn doctors, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Delhi-NCR is facing a major outbreak of the H3N2 subtype of Influenza A, with cases reported widely across Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad and Ghaziabad. The virus has affected many families in the region, with doctors warning that it can cause longer illness periods and serious complications if not treated on time. H3N2 Symptoms to

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Taking magnesium? 7 foods and drinks that may reduce its effectiveness

Taking magnesium? 7 foods and drinks that may reduce its effectiveness

[ad_1] Magnesium is one of those minerals you do not want to skimp on. It keeps your muscles, nerves, and heart running properly, and it plays a role in bone health, too. Many people turn to supplements to close the gap, but what you eat and drink around the same time can affect how much

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Rosemary tied to stress relief, possible role in Alzheimer’s treatments: Study

Rosemary tied to stress relief, possible role in Alzheimer’s treatments: Study

[ad_1] Rosemary is not just a cooking herb anymore. Scientists are paying closer attention to its role in brain health, anxiety relief and even protection against Alzheimer’s disease. Rosemary has been tied to sharper memory for centuries. According to JSTOR Daily, in ancient Greece, students placed sprigs of rosemary in their hair before exams. Roman

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Children's eye health in the digital era - Challenges and preventive approaches

Children’s eye health in the digital era – Challenges and preventive approaches

[ad_1] Childhood is meant to be a time of discovery, but impaired vision can close doors to books, classrooms and play. According to global studies, every minute a child somewhere in the world loses sight. In India alone, nearly 270,000 children under the age of 15 live with blindness, costing the nation an estimated $118

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Children's eye health in the digital era - Challenges and preventive approaches

Clearer vision, brighter future – ETI’s fight against childhood blindness

[ad_1] Childhood is meant to be a time of discovery, but impaired vision can close doors to books, classrooms and play. According to global studies, every minute a child somewhere in the world loses sight. In India alone, nearly 270,000 children under the age of 15 live with blindness, costing the nation an estimated $118

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Dermatologist explains why people in their 20s and 30s are experiencing premature grey hair; shares tips to prevent it

Dermatologist explains why people in their 20s and 30s are experiencing premature grey hair; shares tips to prevent it

[ad_1] Published on: Sept 24, 2025 08:50 pm IST Premature grey hair is rising among 20-30-year-olds. A dermatologist explains the causes, from stress to nutrition, and shares tips to slow it down. Grey hair isn’t just a sign of ageing anymore. Increasingly, people in their 20s and 30s are noticing strands of grey, which can

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Orthopaedic surgeon warns ‘garba nights see most ligament injuries’; shares simple tips to avoid them this Navratri

Orthopaedic surgeon warns ‘garba nights see most ligament injuries’; shares simple tips to avoid them this Navratri

[ad_1] Published on: Sept 24, 2025 07:10 pm IST Garba nights are full of energy, but long hours of dancing can strain knees and ligaments. Follow these tips by orthopaedic surgeon to stay safe this Navratri. Navratri’s Garba nights are all about fun, energy, and tradition, but they can sometimes come at the cost of

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Genomics Revolution in Indian Healthcare, ETHealthworld

Genomics Revolution in Indian Healthcare, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: The diagnostic landscape in India has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past two decades. What began as walk-in laboratories has evolved into a digital-first ecosystem—featuring collection centers, home testing, and mobile-enabled reporting—reshaping the way diagnostics reaches patients. Today, industry leaders believe we are entering an entirely new frontier, where genomics, next-generation

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Doctor explains why doom-scrolling before bed can disrupt melatonin signals and affect sleep quality

Doctor explains why doom-scrolling before bed can disrupt melatonin signals and affect sleep quality

[ad_1] Do you fall asleep easily with the lights on, or do you find even the faintest glow keeps you awake? Many people don’t realise how strongly light exposure can interfere with sleep. From bedside lamps to the blue light from your phone, even small amounts of brightness can disrupt your body’s natural sleep signals.

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WHO says evidence 'inconsistent' of link between autism and paracetamol use in pregnancy, ETHealthworld

WHO says evidence ‘inconsistent’ of link between autism and paracetamol use in pregnancy, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Geneva: A World Health Organization spokesperson said on Tuesday that evidence of a link between the use of paracetamol during pregnancy and autism remained inconsistent and that the value of life-saving vaccines should not be questioned. U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday linked autism to childhood vaccine use and the taking of popular pain

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Vidal Health and Serum Institute of India Join Forces, ETHealthworld

Vidal Health and Serum Institute of India Join Forces, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Mumbai/Pune: Vidal Health, a wholly owned subsidiary of Health Tech company Bajaj Finserv Health, has partnered with Serum Institute of India (SII), the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer, to support national efforts in cervical cancer prevention and awareness. Starting October 1, 2025, Vidal Health’s platform will provide a first-of-its-kind, end-to-end digital and cashless HPV vaccination

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Kerala reports 80 cases, 21 deaths due to amoebic meningoencephalitis, ETHealthworld

Kerala reports 80 cases, 21 deaths due to amoebic meningoencephalitis, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala is grappling with a surge in amoebic meningoencephalitis cases, a rare and often fatal brain infection caused by the “brain-eating amoeba” Naegleria fowleri. Kerala Health Minister Veena George on Tuesday said that a total of 80 cases and 21 deaths due to amoebic meningoencephalitis had been recorded in the state. Speaking to

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Pulmonologist warns that inhaling incense smoke can be as toxic as smoking

Pulmonologist warns that inhaling incense smoke can be as toxic as smoking

[ad_1] Incense sticks, or agarbattis, are a staple in Indian households – no puja or festival feels complete without their fragrance filling the air. With Navratri season here, it’s common to see homes lit up with diyas and infused with the scent of agarbattis in every corner as families perform rituals to honour the Goddess.

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Johnson & Johnson Withdraws LINX Acid Reflux Device from Global Markets, ETHealthworld

Johnson & Johnson Withdraws LINX Acid Reflux Device from Global Markets, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Bengaluru: Johnson & Johnson said on Tuesday it will withdraw a device to treat acid reflux disease from certain markets outside the United States, citing commercial reasons. The company has decided to withdraw the product, called LINX Reflux Management System, in certain countries “following a thorough evaluation of market conditions and ability to effectively

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Experts call for a roadmap to improve perinatal mental health for women in rural India, ETHealthworld

Experts call for a roadmap to improve perinatal mental health for women in rural India, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: There is an urgent need to create a roadmap for action and to improve perinatal mental health whilst addressing the key social determinants, particularly for women in rural India, according to experts. The experts shared their opinions during a national expert consultation held as part of the Perinatal Mental Health (PRAMH) Project,

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Childhood High Blood Pressure Linked to Increased Heart Disease Death Risk in Adulthood, ETHealthworld

Childhood High Blood Pressure Linked to Increased Heart Disease Death Risk in Adulthood, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: A higher blood pressure at age seven could increase risk of dying from heart disease in mid-50s, researchers said, stressing the importance of checking children’s blood pressure regularly and inculcating heart-healthy habits. “Having hypertension or elevated blood pressure as a child may increase the risk of death by 40 per cent to

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Odisha Aims for 5% Health Sector Spending with Increased GSDP Focus, ETHealthworld

Odisha Aims for 5% Health Sector Spending with Increased GSDP Focus, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Bhubaneswar: State govt is taking necessary steps to increase spending for the health sector from 2.4per cent of the GSDP to 3per cent in the short-term and 5per cent in the long-term, health minister Mukesh Mahaling informed the assembly on Monday. During the last five years, the percentage of state budget allocation to the

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Competition Commission clears Apollo Hospital's group entities restructuring plan, ETHealthworld

Competition Commission clears Apollo Hospital’s group entities restructuring plan, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Fair trade regulator CCI on Tuesday approved a multi-layered restructuring plan involving Apollo Hospital’s group entities Apollo Healthco and Keimed, and a wholly-owned subsidiary Apollo Healthtech Ltd. The move came after Apollo Hospitals Enterprise in June this year said its board has approved the separate listing of its omnichannel pharmacy and digital

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Punjab Launches AI-Enabled Devices for Early Cancer Detection, ETHealthworld

Punjab Launches AI-Enabled Devices for Early Cancer Detection, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Chandigarh: Punjab Health Minister Dr Balbir Singh on Tuesday launched first-of-its-kind artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled screening devices for early detection of breast cancer, cervical cancer, and refractive errors. The initiative, implemented in collaboration with ACT Grants, introduces portable, radiation-free, and AI-powered devices across eight districts of Punjab. These include Thermalytix by Niramai for breast cancer

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EU, WHO counter Trump's warnings on autism and pregnancy, ETHealthworld

EU, WHO counter Trump’s warnings on autism and pregnancy, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] LONDON/GENEVA: European Union and British health agencies confirmed the safety of paracetamol during pregnancy, disputing a warning from U.S. President Donald Trump linking the popular pain medication to autism. The World Health Organization said on Tuesday that evidence of a link remained inconsistent and urged caution in drawing conclusions. Trump had on Monday linked

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AIIMS, Harvard gastroenterologist shares 8 herbs and spices that can naturally boost gut health: From ginger to rosemary

AIIMS, Harvard gastroenterologist shares 8 herbs and spices that can naturally boost gut health: From ginger to rosemary

[ad_1] Your gut health affects everything from digestion to immunity and even mood, yet many of us struggle with bloating, indigestion, or irregular bowel movements. While diet and lifestyle play a big role, certain herbs and spices can give your digestive system a natural boost. Discover how herbs and spices can enhance your digestion and

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Fitness coach shares ‘number 1 reason’ why you’re not losing belly fat; reveals 90 day plan that can transform your body

Fitness coach shares ‘number 1 reason’ why you’re not losing belly fat; reveals 90 day plan that can transform your body

[ad_1] Published on: Sept 23, 2025 07:52 pm IST Struggling with stubborn belly fat? Fitness coach Lars Meidell reveals the #1 reason it won’t budge and shares a simple step by step 90-day plan to fix it. Many people struggle with stubborn belly fat, even when they eat right and exercise regularly. Often, it’s not

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Lancet study outlines trends in HMPV outbreak early this year, children most affected, ETHealthworld

Lancet study outlines trends in HMPV outbreak early this year, children most affected, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: A study that looked into trends of the respiratory infection HMPV that broke out in India early this year has found that children were the most affected, with highest diagnoses among those aged 1-2. Published in The Lancet Regional Health Southeast Asia journal, the study also found most HMPV-positive cases presented with

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100 year old doctor shares '1 habit' that can help you live longer than most people: ‘Even those who are obese can…'

100 year old doctor shares ‘1 habit’ that can help you live longer than most people: ‘Even those who are obese can…’

[ad_1] We often hear that the secret to a long, healthy life lies in watching our weight, keeping cholesterol under control, and maintaining good blood pressure. While these factors are important, they may not be the ultimate key to longevity. Dr John Scharffenberg, a 100-year-old preventive medicine doctor and nutrition professor from California, revealed in

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Balancing Quality, Cost and Efficiency Discussed at HES 2025, ETHealthworld

Balancing Quality, Cost and Efficiency Discussed at HES 2025, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] At the 5th Hospital Engineering Summit (HES) 2025, hosted by HOSMAC in New Delhi, nearly 200 stakeholders in healthcare design and planning came together to deliberate on evolving practices, technologies, and challenges shaping India’s hospital ecosystem. As India rapidly expands its healthcare capacity, hospital infrastructure has emerged as a critical talking point. On Saturday,

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SmartQR Technologies Leads with AI-Driven Diagnostics, ETHealthworld

SmartQR Technologies Leads with AI-Driven Diagnostics, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] In a country, as vast and diverse as India, delivering timely and accurate healthcare diagnostics is one of the greatest challenges. Since its founding in 2023, SmartQR Technologies has emerged as a transformative force, harnessing AI to provide portable, reliable, and cost-effective diagnostic solutions that bridge the gap between cutting-edge technology and the last

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Hygiene violations at multiple pizza outlets in Hyderabad and other Telangana districts flagged

Hygiene violations at multiple pizza outlets in Hyderabad and other Telangana districts flagged

[ad_1] The Telangana Food Safety Department carried out a statewide inspection of pizza outlets, covering both the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) area and districts across the state | Photo Credit: Handle @cfs_telangana on X Telangana Food Safety Department inspected 55 pizza establishments Telangana Food Safety Department carried out a statewide inspection of pizza outlets,

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Fortis Healthcare Expands Obesity Clinics Amid Rising Demand for Weight-Loss Therapies, ETHealthworld

Fortis Healthcare Expands Obesity Clinics Amid Rising Demand for Weight-Loss Therapies, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] London: India’s Fortis Healthcare plans to open more dedicated obesity clinics across its hospitals to meet surging demand for weight-loss drugs and therapies in the world’s most populous nation, its CEO told Reuters. The India launch of popular weight-loss drugs such as Eli Lilly’s Mounjaro and Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy this year has heightened patient

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Rising lung cancer cases in 40s: Oncologist decodes a disturbing trend, shares early warning signs

Rising lung cancer cases in 40s: Oncologist decodes a disturbing trend, shares early warning signs

[ad_1] Published on: Sept 23, 2025 03:02 pm IST From early warning signs to the way forward, here’s all that you need to know about the sudden surge of lunge cancer in young people. Lung cancer was once considered a disease that affects older people. But there has been a disturbing trend of lung cancer

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Doctors, nurses go on strike in Manipur's key hospital, ETHealthworld

Doctors, nurses go on strike in Manipur’s key hospital, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Imphal: Doctors, nurses, staff and students of the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) in Manipur’s capital Imphal on Monday staged a protest demanding “justice” after a senior consultant of the facility was assaulted during an agitation over the death of a woman patient. As a mark of protest, the Teachers’ and Medical Officers’

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Shares how AI can help doctors ‘do the doctoring’ without replacing them, ETHealthworld

Shares how AI can help doctors ‘do the doctoring’ without replacing them, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Russia: based cardiologist Dr. Dmitry Yaranov, widely known on Instagram as @heart_transplant_doc, has opened up about his routine use of ChatGPT in cardiology. In a June Instagram post, he emphasized that artificial intelligence is not a futuristic concept for doctors—it’s a present-day tool shaping diagnosis, treatment, and clinical thinking. “I use AI in cardiology

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Red Cross Calls for Urgent Action to Combat Ebola Outbreak in Congo, ETHealthworld

Red Cross Calls for Urgent Action to Combat Ebola Outbreak in Congo, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Geneva: Health facilities in the epicentre of an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo are overwhelmed and essential supplies are running out, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said on Monday. More resources are urgently needed to contain the outbreak, the IFRC said, as supplies of clean water

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Pakistan Reports New Polio Case as Nationwide Tally Reaches 27, ETHealthworld

Pakistan Reports New Polio Case as Nationwide Tally Reaches 27, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Hyderabad: A new polio case has been confirmed in Sindh’s Hyderabad district, taking the nationwide tally to 27 this year and total cases in Sindh to seven, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) said on Monday, Dawn reported. Pakistan is one of the last two countries in the world, alongside Afghanistan, where polio remains

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Over 60,000 Europeans died from heat during 2024 summer: study, ETHealthworld

Over 60,000 Europeans died from heat during 2024 summer: study, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Paris: More than 60,000 people died from heat in Europe during last year’s record-breaking summer, a benchmark study said Monday, in the latest warning of the massive toll climate change is having on the continent. With Europe heating up twice as fast as the global average, the Spain-based researchers suggested an emergency alert system

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Bad air season begins in North India; Delhi’s air still clean, but experts say don’t relax, ETHealthworld

Bad air season begins in North India; Delhi’s air still clean, but experts say don’t relax, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: The stubble burning season has quietly begun in north India, with 64 farm fires reported in neighbouring states of Delhi between 15 and 22 September. While these early incidents remain low in number and have not yet affected the capital’s air quality, experts warn that the real surge is usually seen after

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Science reveals post-exercise ‘golden window’ that boosts recovery and muscle growth, ETHealthworld

Science reveals post-exercise ‘golden window’ that boosts recovery and muscle growth, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] If you think the work ends when you drop the dumbbell or step off the treadmill, science has news for you. According to a comprehensive review in Sports Medicine (2025), the minutes and hours after exercise are a “golden window” for the body to restore energy, repair muscle fibers, and prepare for the next

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Fear of breast cancer recurrence high among survivors: Experts, ETHealthworld

Fear of breast cancer recurrence high among survivors: Experts, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Lucknow: The fear of cancer returning—known as “fear of cancer recurrence” (FCR) — continues to disturb breast cancer survivors even after their treatment is over, said experts. Speaking at the “Breast Update 2025” conference held at KGMU, they emphasised that counselling, family therapy and psychosocial support can help reduce its impact. A study presented

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Mental distress following heart attack can increase risk of another cardiac event: Study, ETHealthworld

Mental distress following heart attack can increase risk of another cardiac event: Study, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Persistent psychological distress following a heart attack event and lasting up to 12 months could increase the risk of another cardiac event by nearly 1.3 times, according to a study. Recognising and treating psychological distress with strategies such as cognitive behavioural therapy, antidepressants and stress reduction techniques could help improve mental health,

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Persistent digestive issues in children? Study reveals it may hint at this neurodevelopmental disorder

Persistent digestive issues in children? Study reveals it may hint at this neurodevelopmental disorder

[ad_1] Updated on: Sept 22, 2025 09:42 pm IST Children who frequently struggle with gut issues may have one of the causes as a neurodevelopmental disorder. If your child suffers from prolonged gastrointestinal issues, such as diarrhoea or bloating, abdominal pain, one of the origins may surprise you because it is unusual. It could be

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Pamela Anderson leads the way for women who choose to go makeup free

Pamela Anderson leads the way for women who choose to go makeup free

[ad_1] NEW YORK — Pamela Anderson has nothing against makeup. It’s just that she’s been there, done that in her younger years. That’s why now, at 58, she’s attending fashion shows and film premieres with a blissfully bare face. Pamela Anderson leads the way for women who choose to go makeup free It’s a look,

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India Faces Meta-Crisis of Air Pollution, Chronic Diseases, Women’s Health Gaps: Prof. Reddy, ETHealthworld

India Faces Meta-Crisis of Air Pollution, Chronic Diseases, Women’s Health Gaps: Prof. Reddy, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Prof. K. Srinath Reddy urged public health leaders and policymakers to take bold, proactive steps to tackle chronic diseases and environmental health threats, especially as India charts its Viksit Bharat vision. Quoting Yogi Berra on the difficulty of predicting the future and Nobel laureate Toni Morrison’s exhortation to “create the future,” he

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Boys vs girls: Who is more at risk of childhood cancer? Oncologist reveals prevention tips

Boys vs girls: Who is more at risk of childhood cancer? Oncologist reveals prevention tips

[ad_1] Updated on: Sept 22, 2025 06:41 pm IST Dr. Sudha Sinha shared that boys are more at risk of childhood cancer than girls. Know the tips to prevent childhood cancer. Cancer is mostly associated with adults, but there is a type of cancer that can affect children as well. Childhood cancer, although rare, is

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India's Advanced Soft Tissue Surgical Robot with AI and 5G Telesurgery, ETHealthworld

India’s Advanced Soft Tissue Surgical Robot with AI and 5G Telesurgery, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Revolutionary system integrates AI, 5G-enabled telesurgery, and global collaboration features to put India at the forefront of MedTech innovation. Vapi, Gujarat: In a landmark moment for Indian healthcare and global MedTech, Meril, one of India’s leading medical device company, announced the launch of the Mizzo Endo 4000, a next-generation soft tissue surgical robotic system.

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Urologist explains 7 signs of prostate enlargement: Weak urine, leakage, post void dribbling and more

Urologist explains 7 signs of prostate enlargement: Weak urine, leakage, post void dribbling and more

[ad_1] Prostate enlargement is a common condition that most adults face, in their 60s. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr. Suresh Bhagat, associate director, urology, Dr L H Hiranandani Hospital Powai, Mumbai said, “The prostate gland is walnut size and is located just below the urinary bladder neck. With age, the prostate becomes enlarged

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Pioneering Public Health Innovations at Scientific Symposium, ETHealthworld

Pioneering Public Health Innovations at Scientific Symposium, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: The Centre for Chronic Disease Control (CCDC) celebrated its 25th anniversary with a two-day Scientific Symposium on September 18–19 at the Manekshaw Centre in New Delhi. The event brought together more than 400 leading public health experts, policymakers, researchers, and practitioners from India and across the globe to chart the future of

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Cardiologist explains heart attacks are deadlier in women than men, highlights ‘gender gap’ in heart health

Cardiologist explains heart attacks are deadlier in women than men, highlights ‘gender gap’ in heart health

[ad_1] Heart disease is often perceived as a ‘man’s disease,’ but in reality, it is the leading cause of death among women. Yet, many symptoms in women are overlooked, misinterpreted, or misdiagnosed, partly because standard tests and treatments have historically been based on male patterns. From hormonal changes and stress to lifestyle and genetic factors,

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Over 2.83 Lakh Health Camps Held Nationwide for Non-Communicable Diseases, ETHealthworld

Over 2.83 Lakh Health Camps Held Nationwide for Non-Communicable Diseases, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Over 2.83 lakh health camps have been held across the country till September 20 since the launch of ‘Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar Abhiyaan‘ on September 17 to screen for non-communicable diseases, such as cancers, anaemia, tuberculosis and sickle cell disease, and provide various types of counselling. A cumulative footfall of more than

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Gastroenterologist shares 10 gut health facts about women that can prevent future trouble: Bloating, IBS and more

Gastroenterologist shares 10 gut health facts about women that can prevent future trouble: Bloating, IBS and more

[ad_1] Gut health in women is often underestimated, with many persistent symptoms – like bloating, constipation, or mood changes – being overlooked or misdiagnosed. Too often, women are told their issues are minor or simply stress-related, leaving underlying conditions untreated. Yet the gut is deeply connected to hormones, immunity, energy levels, and even mental wellbeing,

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Yoga expert Akshar shares 7 yoga poses every runner should practice to boost stamina and energy

Yoga expert Akshar shares 7 yoga poses every runner should practice to boost stamina and energy

[ad_1] Published on: Sept 22, 2025 10:00 am IST Running builds stamina and strength, but it also demands flexibility, balance, and recovery. Try these 7 yoga poses for runners to reach your goals. Running is one of the most effective ways to stay fit as it boosts heart health, builds stamina, burns calories, and keeps

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Supporting cancer research on real-world data: extracting colorectal cancer status and explicitly written TNM stages from free-text imaging and histopathology reports

[ad_1] Primary CRC The algorithm achieved 79.7% sensitivity and 94.0% PPV for detecting primary CRC in training data histopathology reports; and 94.7% sensitivity and 89.9% PPV in training data imaging reports. The NPV was 75.8% and specificity 92.6% in training data pathology reports; 95.0% NPV and 90.6% specificity were observed in training data imaging reports.

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Enhancing medication safety with System Approach to Verifying Electronic Prescriptions (SAV E-Rx): pharmacists’ review of product selection outcomes between prescribed and dispensed medications

[ad_1] Results Of the 1 250 804 records sent for processing, 699 662 contained all the required information to compare the prescribed item with the dispensed, and 29 119 mismatches were reported. After cleaning, 662 records with complete pharmacist reviews remained, comprising 587 (88.7%) intended and 75 (11.3%) unintended mismatches (figure 1). The overall dispensing error rate was 0.01%

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Use, knowledge and perception of large language models in clinical practice: a cross-sectional mixed-methods survey among clinicians in Switzerland

[ad_1] Results Baseline characteristics Of the 51 medical societies contacted, 34 (66.7%) agreed to distribute the survey. The survey was viewed 2360 times and data were collected from 817 participants between 18 April and 1 October 2024. Of these, 685 completed the survey (response rate 29.0%) and were included in the final analysis. Mean age

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AIIMS gastroenterologist shares 7 simple tips to avoid feeling bloated after meals: ‘Put your fork down between bites’

AIIMS gastroenterologist shares 7 simple tips to avoid feeling bloated after meals: ‘Put your fork down between bites’

[ad_1] Do you always feel bloated, especially after a meal? There are many reasons that could lead to this feeling of uneasiness, but also a few easy hacks that can solve your problem. A gastroenterologist suggests 7 simple, science-backed ways to reduce bloating and feel lighter. (Shutterstock) Also Read | Gastroenterologist shares top 4 natural

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U.S. Vaccine Advisors Shift Stance on COVID-19 Shots, Favor Physician Guidance, ETHealthworld

U.S. Vaccine Advisors Shift Stance on COVID-19 Shots, Favor Physician Guidance, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Atlanta: A panel of U.S. vaccine advisers named by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Friday abandoned years of broad support for the COVID-19 shot and recommended that the vaccines be made available for all ages based on shared clinical decision-making with a physician. Vaccines recommended by the committee, known as the Advisory

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Med safety in critical state? HC flags rusted surgical blades and shortages at govt hosps, ETHealthworld

Med safety in critical state? HC flags rusted surgical blades and shortages at govt hosps, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Raipur: Expressing concern over rusted surgical blades and shortages of medical kits in govt hospitals in the state, the Chhattisgarh high court has directed concerned authorities to provide answers to these pressing issues that deeply compromise medical safety in the state. A lack of reagents at district level was cited as a reason by

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PE fund KKR closes third buy in Kerala, at Meitra Hospital, ETHealthworld

PE fund KKR closes third buy in Kerala, at Meitra Hospital, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Global private equity firm KKR, which had notched a fivefold return in its exit from Max Healthcare, is doubling down on its hospital bets in South India. In its latest move, KKR-owned Kerala hospital chain Baby Memorial Hospital (BMH) has acquired a significant majority stake in Kozhikode-based Meitra Hospital, people familiar with

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‘CM assured us 25 staffers will be reinstated’; NHM strike called-off, ETHealthworld

‘CM assured us 25 staffers will be reinstated’; NHM strike called-off, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Raipur: In a late evening development on Friday, National Health Mission (NHM) contractual employees called-off their month-long indefinite strike after, they said, they were assured by the CM that 25 terminated staff will be reinstated after cabinet approval. The protestors met CM Vishnu Deo Sai at his official residence. The employees were on strike

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Chronic Insomnia Linked to Increased Dementia Risk in Older Adults, ETHealthworld

Chronic Insomnia Linked to Increased Dementia Risk in Older Adults, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Cambridge: Staring at the ceiling while the clock blinks 3 am doesn’t only sap energy for the next day. A large, long-running US study of older adults has now linked chronic insomnia to changes inside the brain that set the stage for dementia. The researchers, from the Mayo Clinic in the US, followed 2,750

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New GST Rates to Make Healthcare More Affordable in India, ETHealthworld

New GST Rates to Make Healthcare More Affordable in India, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Medicines, including some life saving drugs, and medical devices are set to become cheaper from Monday with the new GST rates kicking in, making healthcare more affordable and accessible for every citizen, according to industry players. With the landmark GST reforms announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi come into effect from September

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Nutritionist reveals 5 common Navratri fasting mistakes: ‘Too much sabudana…’

Nutritionist reveals 5 common Navratri fasting mistakes: ‘Too much sabudana…’

[ad_1] Many devotees fast during Navratri, abstaining from different food groups. These commonly include flours, grains like wheat and rice, legumes, lentils, and non-vegetable foods. Instead, certain foods, like sabudana and potatoes, are permitted in the vrat diet. But while vrat is for spiritual devotion, it’s also important to ensure your vrat diet is healthy.

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Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2025: Over 70% off on treadmills from top brands PowerMax Fitness, Lifelong, Sparnod

Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale 2025: Over 70% off on treadmills from top brands PowerMax Fitness, Lifelong, Sparnod

[ad_1] In urban India, where a skewed work-life balance and demanding domestic duties make regular outdoor exercise or gym visits a challenge, the treadmill has become an indispensable home appliance. Recognising that some form of physical activity is an absolute necessity, this machine offers a practical solution to the time constraints and logistical hurdles of

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Punjab's Health Campaign Successfully Prevents Disease Outbreaks in Flood-Affected Areas, ETHealthworld

Punjab’s Health Campaign Successfully Prevents Disease Outbreaks in Flood-Affected Areas, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Chandigarh: The multi-pronged ‘Special Health Campaign’ launched by the state government to combat flood-borne diseases in 2,303 flood-affected villages has successfully contained potential disease outbreaks, Punjab Health Minister Dr Balbir Singh said here on Saturday. Reviewing reports from the field, the minister expressed satisfaction that the massive mobilisation of the state’s medical fraternity, including

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NCW member points to security lapses in Bengal hospital where female staffer was raped, ETHealthworld

NCW member points to security lapses in Bengal hospital where female staffer was raped, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Kolkata: National Commission for Women (NCW) member Archana Majumdar on Saturday visited Panskura Super-specialty Hospital in West Bengal’s East Midnapore district, where a contractual female staffer was allegedly raped last Sunday, and alleged that security measures and surveillance were insufficient at the hospital. She met the hospital’s superintendent, doctors and staff to gather details

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Toxic smog may be eroding brain health, worsening Dementia: Study, ETHealthworld

Toxic smog may be eroding brain health, worsening Dementia: Study, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: Delhi’s air pollution is not only a respiratory hazard but could also be undermining brain health, particularly among older citizens. With fine particulate matter (PM2.5) levels often far above the World Health Organization’s safety thresholds, neurologists caution that prolonged exposure may accelerate conditions such as dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. A recent paper

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New Drugs and Innovations, ETHealthworld

New Drugs and Innovations, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: The laboratories of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI), Central Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (CIMAP), Indian Institute of Toxicology Research (IITR), and Central Drug Research Institute (CDRI) collaborate to develop drugs for diabetes, blood cancer, fatty liver, and liver cell degeneration. India’s herbal

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Multiple Arrests of Doctors and Officials in Karnataka, ETHealthworld

Multiple Arrests of Doctors and Officials in Karnataka, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Hosapete: The arrest of two more doctors and a first division assistant (FDA) in Vijayanagara has uncovered a deeper layer of a growing scandal involving fraudulent attempts to secure govt medical seats under the disability quota using suspicious medical documents. Earlier, H Prasanna, executive director of the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA), flagged 21 instances

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Heavy periods lasting over 8 days? Study suggests it may be linked to this

Heavy periods lasting over 8 days? Study suggests it may be linked to this

[ad_1] Published on: Sept 21, 2025 06:27 pm IST If you have seen any variation in your period’s pattern, one of the likely causes may actually surprise you. Turns out, the effects can last years! Long COVID includes a set of symptoms that emerge after COVID-19 infection. It can last months or even years. Sometimes,

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Experts Warn on Barriers to Private Adoption of Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, ETHealthworld

Experts Warn on Barriers to Private Adoption of Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: The launch of the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (ABDM) in 2021 marked a major step toward bringing both public and private healthcare providers onto a unified digital platform. Designed to boost efficiency, streamline services, and ease patient access, the initiative gained momentum in the post-pandemic era as digital health became the new

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Chinese Journalist Zhang Zhan Receives Additional Four-Year Sentence for COVID Reporting, ETHealthworld

Chinese Journalist Zhang Zhan Receives Additional Four-Year Sentence for COVID Reporting, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Hong Kong: A Chinese journalist jailed for four years after documenting the early phases of the COVID-19 outbreak from the pandemic’s epicentre was sentenced on Friday to four more years in prison, Reporters Without Borders said. Zhang Zhan, 42, was sentenced on a charge of “picking quarrels and provoking trouble” in China, the same

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Fitness coach shares 10 signs your fitness routine is burning muscle instead of shedding fat: ‘Scale weight drops but…’

Fitness coach shares 10 signs your fitness routine is burning muscle instead of shedding fat: ‘Scale weight drops but…’

[ad_1] Working out regularly is often seen as the sure-shot path to fat loss, but if done the wrong way, it can actually backfire. Instead of torching fat, poor training and nutrition habits may cause your body to burn through muscle – the very thing that drives strength, definition, and metabolism. Discover where you might

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Orthopaedic surgeon shares 8 everyday habits that put your lungs, heart and other organs at risk: ‘Loud music over…’

Orthopaedic surgeon shares 8 everyday habits that put your lungs, heart and other organs at risk: ‘Loud music over…’

[ad_1] Published on: Sept 21, 2025 10:36 am IST Orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Manan Vora highlights 8 everyday habits that silently harm your organs and shares tips to protect your body and stay healthy. Many of the habits we consider harmless in our daily routines can quietly take a serious toll on our bodies over time.

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Harvard, AIIMS gastroenterologist says ‘many yoghurts have more sugar than soda’, shares 7 fermented food misconceptions

Harvard, AIIMS gastroenterologist says ‘many yoghurts have more sugar than soda’, shares 7 fermented food misconceptions

[ad_1] Fermented foods like kimchi, yoghurt, and kombucha have gained huge popularity for their supposed gut benefits, but many people misunderstand how they actually work. Dr Saurabh Sethi, a gastroenterologist trained at AIIMS, Harvard, and Stanford Universities, shares in his September 21 Instagram post 7 most common mistakes people make when consuming these foods and

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PCOS with regular periods? Gynaecologist says it's possible; shares 7 symptoms: Hair on stomach, dark patches on neck

PCOS with regular periods? Gynaecologist says it’s possible; shares 7 symptoms: Hair on stomach, dark patches on neck

[ad_1] Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is commonly associated with missed periods. Irregularity in the menstrual cycle is, in fact, regarded as one of the primary signs. But this is not always the case. It’s not always true that PCOS happens only when you have irregular periods. (Shutterstock) Dr Neha Abhijit Pawar, consultant, gynaecology at Kokilaben

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Waking up gasping while sleeping? Cardiologist warns sleep apnea may increase risk of ‘sudden cardiac arrest at night’

Waking up gasping while sleeping? Cardiologist warns sleep apnea may increase risk of ‘sudden cardiac arrest at night’

[ad_1] While you may have heard the recommendation of seven to eight hours of sleep daily for good health, did you know that the quality of sleep also matters significantly? Sleep apnea is a condition where a person experiences repeated pauses in breathing at night, causing them to jolt awake, gasping for air. This requires

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Insights from NMC Chairman, ETHealthworld

Insights from NMC Chairman, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] New Delhi: The government is committed to increasing the number of doctors uniformly across the country to match the WHO’s recommendation of maintaining a doctor-patient ratio of 1:1000, National Medical Commission (NMC) Chaiman Dr Abhijat Sheth said on Saturday. He said this while presiding over the 11th convocation ceremony of the Atal Bihari Vajpayee

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Doctor reveals a superfruit to combat anemia and support red blood cell synthesis: ‘Drinking 500 grams of…’

Doctor reveals a superfruit to combat anemia and support red blood cell synthesis: ‘Drinking 500 grams of…’

[ad_1] Struggling with anemia can be exhausting, and while iron supplements are often the first line of treatment, many people look for natural ways to support their iron levels. Certain foods and nutrients can play a helpful role in boosting red blood cell production, supporting overall energy, and protecting heart health. Dr Kunal Sood has

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Upgrade your chia water: NHS surgeon reveals a smart hack to make chia seeds even healthier

Upgrade your chia water: NHS surgeon reveals a smart hack to make chia seeds even healthier

[ad_1] Chia seeds have taken the wellness world by storm, with health influencers everywhere urging people to drink chia water for hydration and nutrients. But what if there’s an even smarter way to enjoy these tiny superseeds? NHS surgeon Dr Karan Rajan suggests a smarter way to consume chia seeds, instead of just soaking them

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Weight loss coach shares 5 breakfast options for women above 40 to lose hormonal belly fat

Weight loss coach shares 5 breakfast options for women above 40 to lose hormonal belly fat

[ad_1] Breakfast is deemed the most important meal of the day, as it sets the tone for the rest of the day, especially if you are on your weight loss journey. Belly fat, often caused by hormonal changes, can be particularly stubborn, but the right breakfast can help metabolism and support fat loss. Weight loss

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A high-sugar diet increases the risk of diabetic retinopathy: Ophthalmologist shares signs to watch out for

A high-sugar diet increases the risk of diabetic retinopathy: Ophthalmologist shares signs to watch out for

[ad_1] If you have a sweet tooth and are curious about how sugary foods impact your eyesight, it’s important to know about diabetic retinopathy. This serious eye condition can get worse from a diet high in sugar and refined carbs. While it mainly affects people with diabetes, anyone who eats too much sugar may also

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Orthopaedic surgeon shares safety tips to avoid exhaustion during long Garba nights: Hydration, snacking and more

Orthopaedic surgeon shares safety tips to avoid exhaustion during long Garba nights: Hydration, snacking and more

[ad_1] With Navratri 2025 just around the corner, Garba nights promise joy, music, and togetherness on the dance floor. But amid all the festive excitement, it’s easy to overlook the toll such high-energy celebrations can take on the body. Long hours of dancing, combined with heat and crowding, can sometimes lead to exhaustion-related mishaps, making

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Why prenatal diagnostics matter | Hindustan Times

Why prenatal diagnostics matter | Hindustan Times

[ad_1] I still remember the moment the ultrasound screen lit up at 31 weeks. All signs pointed to Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome (BWS), a rare genetic overgrowth disorder. Yet, this was a diagnosis we had almost missed. The earlier scans at 19–20 weeks had reported no abnormalities. A C-section was performed at 32 weeks. The newborn, a

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Keto diet's weight loss benefits come with shocking downsides? New study reveals alarming metabolic concerns

Keto diet’s weight loss benefits come with shocking downsides? New study reveals alarming metabolic concerns

[ad_1] The keto diet is low in carbs and focuses on high healthy fat intake and moderate protein. It creates a state of ketosis, where fat becomes the primary fuel instead of glucose. Common keto foods include fish, eggs, avocados, nuts, and low-calorie vegetables. Keto diet is a combination of protein, fibre and fats.(Freepik) A

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Cardiologist warns 'even moderate alcohol can literally shrink your brain': Long-term use may lead to dementia

Cardiologist warns ‘even moderate alcohol can literally shrink your brain’: Long-term use may lead to dementia

[ad_1] The relationship between alcohol and health is complex. While some studies suggest potential benefits from moderate drinking, Dr Alok Chopra, a cardiologist at Aashlok Hospital, Delhi thinks otherwise. According to him: ‘moderation isn’t protection — alcohol can still shrink your brain.’ He shared in a September 10 Instagram post: “Protecting your heart means protecting

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WHO Reports Slowing Progress in Fight Against Non-Communicable Diseases, ETHealthworld

WHO Reports Slowing Progress in Fight Against Non-Communicable Diseases, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Geneva: Progress in the battle against non-communicable diseases like heart disease and cancer, which are the leading cause of death globally, has slowed, the World Health Organization warned Thursday. The UN health agency stressed in a new report that even small increases in investments could save millions of lives and yield up to $1

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Alcohol, tobacco and food giants block health reforms, says WHO, ETHealthworld

Alcohol, tobacco and food giants block health reforms, says WHO, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] London: Pressure from tobacco, alcohol, and ultra-processed food companies is stopping governments from putting in place life-saving health policies, the World Health Organization said on Thursday. The United Nations will dedicate a day to tackling non-communicable diseases, like cancer and heart disease, next Thursday during its annual gathering in New York. The WHO, the

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Breakthrough Study Reveals How Chemical Signals Drive Ovarian Cancer Spread, ETHealthworld

Breakthrough Study Reveals How Chemical Signals Drive Ovarian Cancer Spread, ETHealthworld

[ad_1] Bengaluru: Ovarian cancer spreads when groups of cells, known as spheroids, break away from the original tumour and float through the abdomen. These cell clusters are surprisingly complex. Some look like solid, misshapen lumps, while others form smooth, hollow structures resembling berries. For years, scientists have wondered how these forms arise and whether they

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