Low-dose radiation safely eases arthritis pain, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] London: Low-dose radiotherapy is a safe, effective treatment for mild-to-moderate osteoarthritis, three research teams reported in San Francisco at the annual meeting of the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO). In a randomized trial from Korea involving 114 volunteers with knee arthritis, significant reductions in pain and improved physical function were reported by those who received a low 3
UK government wins lawsuit against PPE Medpro over gowns contract in COVID pandemic, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] London: Britain’s government on Wednesday won its lawsuit against a firm at the centre of a row over the supply of personal protective equipment (PPE) during the COVID-19 pandemic, with London’s High Court awarding 122 million pounds ($164.3 million) in damages. The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) sued PPE Medpro in 2022, alleging the firm was in
Marengo Asia Hospitals Becomes First Indian Group to Enter Saudi Arabia with 2000 bed capacity, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Marengo Asia Hospitals has crossed the milestone of 2,000 beds as it accelerates its international expansion strategy and domestic. The hospital chain recently added a 300-bed facility in Varanasi and entered into a strategic partnership with a 120-bed hospital in Saudi Arabia, which is slated to double capacity next year. The Saudi facility, located in Nazran, is
Medtronic launches next-gen electrosurgical device in India, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Medical device major Medtronic, has announced the launch of two advanced of two electrosurgical device—Valleylab FT10 Electrosurgical Generator (VLFT10FXGEN) and the Valleylab FT10 Vessel Sealing Generator (VLFT10LSGEN)— in India. The newly launched device incorporates TissueFect sensing technology, which automatically adjusts the level of energy delivered depending on the type of tissue being treated. It is indicated that
Ranbir Kapoor’s fitness trainer shares 5 reasons why many people fail to lose weight: ‘The key is to keep challenging…’
[ad_1] If you’ve been putting in hours at the gym and sticking to your diet but the scale just won’t budge, you’re not alone. Celebrity fitness trainer Shivohaam Bhatt, who has worked with stars like Ranbir Kapoor, shares in his September 27 YouTube video 5 key reasons why many people get stuck in their weight loss journey, and offers practical
Mounjaro vs Ozempic: Endocrinologist explains differences between these viral diabetes and weight loss drugs
[ad_1] With Ozempic now approved in India for type 2 diabetes management, the conversation around glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) therapies has gained momentum. According to medical experts, the launch of these diabetes management drugs in the world’s ‘diabetes capital’ can be a significant step in controlling the rising burden of type 2 diabetes and obesity, albeit with caution. While both Ozempic
Cough syrup linked to child’s death in Sikar not prescribed or supplied to district: Govt Official, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: The cough syrup allegedly linked to the death of the child in Rajasthan’s Sikar district was neither prescribed by the attending doctor nor supplied to the Community Health Centre (CHC) in the district, a senior state health ministry official involved in the investigation told ETHealthworld. “Based on the initial probing we found that the cough syrup identified
Are your genes hiding a silent diabetes threat? Research warns standard tests may give false negatives, letting complications creep in quietly, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: A newly highlighted health concern shows that standard diabetes checks may fail to detect type 2 diabetes in some people, leaving them at risk of severe complications. Scientists warn that individuals with a common genetic condition called G6PD deficiency may receive false negative results on the widely used HbA1c test, which monitors long-term blood sugar levels. As
Over 60 per cent of daily energy needs of Indians comes from low-quality carbohydrates: Study, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: A study that analysed India’s dietary consumption in relation to risk of metabolic disorders has estimated that 62 per cent of the country’s total daily energy intake comes from low-quality carbohydrates, including white rice and processed whole grains. About a fourth of the world’s diabetics are estimated to be living in India, significantly higher than other countries.
Role of ‘no name no blame’ maternal death reviews in bringing down Kerala’s MMR, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Kerala pioneered confidential review of maternal deaths (CRMD) in India to determine the causes and to recommend appropriate measures to bring down maternal deaths. Interestingly, CRMD was initiated by the Kerala Federation of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (KFOG) with state government support, despite the government having its own maternal death audit. Dr VP Paily, one of the founding
Radiation therapy reduces risk of pelvic relapse in bladder cancer patients: study, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Mumbai: Radiation therapy after surgery safely reduces the risk of ‘pelvic relapse‘ in patients with locally advanced, muscle-invasive bladder cancer, Tata Memorial Centre (TMC) Mumbai said on Tuesday. Pelvic relapse refers to the return or progression of cancer within the pelvic area after a patient has initially responded to treatment or achieved remission. A research study led from India,
Gaudium IVF IPO Refiling with Sebi for Fundraising, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Fertility services provider Gaudium IVF and Women Health Ltd has refiled its draft papers with capital markets regulator Sebi to raise funds through an initial public offering (IPO). The proposed offering comprises a fresh issue of 1.14 crore equity shares and an offer for sale (OFS) of nearly 95 lakh equity shares by promoter Manika Khanna, according
IIT Delhi-led research team develops AI tool to design smart HVAC filters, improve indoor air quality, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Researchers, led by those at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi, have developed an AI tool that can predict performance of HVAC filters and help design smarter ones, essential for improving indoor air quality. The COVID-19 pandemic, which necessitated people to stay at home, brought to fore an urgent need to improve indoor air quality, especially
US gastroenterologist explains why most supplements are waste of money and effort: ‘They only work when your gut…’
[ad_1] In today’s health-conscious world, it seems like everyone is taking some kind of supplement, whether it’s vitamins, minerals, herbal remedies, or protein powders. With so many claims about boosting immunity, improving digestion, or enhancing overall wellness, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and unsure about what really works. Supplements fail when gut health is neglected, says gastroenterologist Dr Vivian. (Unsplash)
Mega sale alert! 8 soft sole sports shoes for comfort you won’t want to miss: Up to 80% off
[ad_1] Mega Sale Alert! The Amazon Great Indian Festival is offering up to 80% off on soft sole sports shoes, making it the perfect chance to invest in both comfort and health. Soft sole shoes aren’t just about style—they reduce impact on joints, improve posture, and support long hours of walking, running, or standing, which is vital for long-term mobility.
Cult fit founder shares 4 exercises to do for strong knees if your parents are struggling to walk now
[ad_1] As our parents or grandparents grow older, their ability to perform certain daily activities also depletes. For women, their bones grow weak, especially if they don’t work out regularly or do strength training. According to Mayo Clinic, loss of estrogen in women due to menopause and lower testosterone levels in men increases bone loss and can also lead to
A moment to lead on ageing with dignity
[ad_1] Across cultures and continents, societies have long upheld the value of respect for older persons. In many traditions, intergenerational care is seen not just as a family responsibility but a moral foundation. However, as demographic change accelerates globally, traditional cultural norms alone are proving insufficient to meet the growing and evolving needs of ageing populations. Ageing(Britta Pedersen/dpa/picture alliance )
Blood safety in India: Science and standardisation must lead the way
[ad_1] India stands at a critical crossroads in its health care journey. As the country grapples with an increasing burden of transfusion-dependent conditions such as thalassemia, the demand for safe, reliable, and pathogen-free blood has never been greater. While commendable progress has been made in expanding voluntary blood donation and improving transfusion services, the reality is that too many lives
Developing clinical informatics to support direct care and population health management: the VIEWER story
[ad_1] Discussion VIEWER presents an innovative clinical informatics platform and service designed to advance PHM and integrated care in mental health. The platform can support the management of the full continuum of mental health services across different phases of care, including prevention, diagnosis, treatment, follow-up and care coordination. It aims to comprehensively address the health needs of defined populations by
Artificial intelligence guided dosing decisions: a qualitative study on health care provider perspectives
[ad_1] Discussion Examining healthcare providers’ perspectives on AI-based dosing tools reveals a mix of hopeful anticipation and recognised challenges. While healthcare providers acknowledge AI’s potential to speed up decisions and enhance safety, they expressed concerns about AI’s suitability for complex cases, erosion of critical thinking, liability protection and trust. Moreover, there was a prevailing emphasis on ensuring transparency and understandability
Cardiologist shares 15 lifestyle factors that may ruin your heart health and double your heart attack risk
[ad_1] Heart disease remains the leading cause of death worldwide, but most heart attacks do not strike without warning. They are usually the result of years of small, cumulative damage caused by daily habits, health conditions, or even genetics. A recent large-scale study by Korean and US researchers also revealed that almost every major cardiovascular event is preceded by one
UK will not impose sales tax on private healthcare, minister says, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] London: Britain will not impose sales tax on private health care, its health minister said on Tuesday, amid media reports that it was one option being considered by the government ahead of a November 26 budget. “It’s not happening,” health minister Wes Streeting told the BBC. Finance Minister Rachel Reeves is widely expected to hike taxes at the November
Docs flag need for awareness about elderly care as SRS data points to ageing India, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: A recent study on senior citizens has found that 27 per cent of responders suffered from dementia, 20 per cent from depression, while 40 per cent had bone-related issues, thereby underlining the need for awareness about proper elderly care. The finding shared on the eve of the International Day of Older Persons assumes significance amid the latest
Pakistan reports two new polio cases in Sindh, tally reaches 29, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Peshawar: Pakistan has reported two new polio cases in its southwestern Sindh province, taking the total number of cases in the country this year to 29, the National Institute of Health (NIH) said on Monday. The cases have been reported in Sindh’s Badin and Thatta districts, the NIH confirmed in a press release. “With these two cases, both girls,
Reducing Maternal Mortality Rates in India, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Now, gynaecologists will use artificial intelligence (AI) to improve women’s health and reduce India’s maternal mortality from the present 88 deaths per 100,000 live births. On Saturday, the Federation of Obstetric & Gynaecological Societies of India (FOGSI), which has over 45,000 members, signed a memorandum of understanding with the Koita Foundation to establish a centre for digital maternal care.