Karnataka High Court Awards ₹15 Lakh to Student Denied MBBS Seat, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Bengaluru: Karnataka high court has directed Siddhartha Academy of Higher Education in Tumakuru, a deemed university, to pay Rs 15 lakh as compensation to Sanjana V Tumkur, a medical aspirant who was denied admission to the MBBS course in 2017-18 despite fulfilling all requirements. Home minister G Parameshwara is the current chancellor of the university, which is controlled by
Thomson Medical Unveils $4.3 Billion Healthcare Project in Johor Bay, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Singapore: Thomson Medical Group said on Monday it had launched a more than 18 billion ringgit ($4.3 billion) project to build a private hospital and residential and commercial properties in Malaysia’s Johor, in one of Southeast Asia’s largest such ventures. The 26-acre (10.52 hectares) Johor Bay project, within the southern Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone, will include Thomson Hospital Iskandariah,
Indonesia Launches Urgent Measles Vaccination Campaign Following 17 Deaths, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Sumenep: Hundreds of children in Indonesia lined up for free measles shots Monday as authorities rolled out a vaccination campaign in response to an outbreak that has caused 17 deaths. More than 2,000 children were infected in East Java province over the past eight months, according to officials who said 16 of the 17 deaths occurred in Sumenep district.
Revolutionizing Cataract & Retinal Surgery in India, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Alcon has unveiled its much-anticipated UNITY Vitreoretinal Cataract System (VCS) and UNITY Cataract System (CS) in India, marking what company leaders describe as not just another product introduction but the beginning of a new era in cataract and vitreoretinal surgery. The UNITY VCS configuration, which combines vitreoretinal and cataract surgery in a single console, is now available,
French biochemist shares the ‘easiest way to reduce blood sugar spikes’: Do this simple 5–10 minute exercise after meals | Health
[ad_1] Managing blood sugar levels can be a daily challenge, especially for people with diabetes or those at risk. Jessie Inchauspé, French biochemist and New York Times bestselling author, shares in her August 25 Instagram post how simple techniques like ‘calf raises’ can help reduce blood sugar spikes and support better glucose control. (Also read: Fitness coach shares the best
Nutritionist says ‘excess sugar can harm both mother and baby’; shares healthier alternatives for pregnancy | Health
[ad_1] Cutting down on sugar during pregnancy isn’t just about avoiding extra calories, it’s about protecting your health and your baby’s development. “Pregnancy is a time when nutrition plays a crucial role in the health of both mother and baby. While occasional indulgence is natural, excessive sugar consumption during pregnancy can lead to various health concerns, including gestational diabetes, excessive
Urgent Call for Private Healthcare Regulation, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Seeing a rise in caesarean deliveries in India — from 8.5 per cent in 2005 to 21.5 per cent in 2021 — which is well above WHO-recommended levels, researchers are calling for policy measures, including more regulation in private healthcare, in an analysis published in The Lancet Regional Health Southeast Asia journal. Delivering a baby via a
ShardaCare names Dr Kousar Shah as next Group CEO, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Multi-speciality Hospital, ShardaCare Healthcity has named Dr Kousar Shah as the Group nest Chief Executive Officer, effective immediately. At ShardaCare Dr Shah will oversee both hospitals–ShardaCare Healthcity and Sharda hospital–and “the strategies to further expand ShardaCare’s integrated healthcare ecosystem across India.” Commenting on his appointment, Dr Shah said, “ShardaCare Healthcity is uniquely positioned to set new benchmarks
McDonald’s and Bollywood Star Promote Protein Craze in India, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] By Dhwani Pandya and Praveen Paramasivam Mumbai: At McDonald’s outlets in South India, a 30-cent burger topping has been selling out fast. It’s not extra cheese or a fancy salsa dip, but a vegetarian protein slice developed with Indian government food scientists — the brand’s first such offering globally. McDonald’s has joined India’s biggest dairy Amul, a slew of
Oncologist warns cervical cancer sneaks up on women without symptoms in early stages: ‘Impossible to diagnose it early’ | Health
[ad_1] Cervical cancer is a growth of cells that starts in the cervix, the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina. According to the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a chronic infection with a high-risk strain of the human papillomavirus (HPV) is the cause of cervical cancer in many instances. According to the World Health
Madras Day: Celebrate Chennai’s tiffin traditions with rosemilk and rasam focaccia
[ad_1] What does 4 pm mean for you? For most school children, it is the quick joy of a veg puff or an egg puff after school, or a bajji on the way back from tuition classes. For office-goers, it is a break from routine—a short walk with colleagues to the nearest tea shop, where a masala chai with butter
Haryana Doctors Resume Ayushman Bharat Services After 19-Day Strike, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Gurgaon: The Indian Medical Association (IMA) Haryana on Monday announced the withdrawal of its 19-day suspension of Ayushman Bharat services after a high-level meeting with the state govt, where officials agreed to a series of corrective measures to address payment delays and operational glitches. Around 650 private empanelled hospitals in the state will resume Ayushman Bharat services from 12am
IMA Supports GST Relief on Essential Medicines for Cancer and Chronic Illnesses, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has welcomed the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council’s decision to reduce GST on several cancer-related and other essential medicines, calling it an essential move to make healthcare more affordable for millions of patients across India. The association expressed its gratitude to the Council and the Government of India in a press
Drinking less than 1.5 litres water a day? Study reveals link between hydration and stress | Health
[ad_1] Have you ever wondered if your stress levels have anything to do with your daily water intake? A new study published in the Journal of Applied Physiology has highlighted the importance of hydration in stress management. According to researchers from Liverpool John Moores University, individuals consuming less than 1.5 litres of water daily were found to have higher levels
KGMU Launches Groundbreaking Study on Brain Diseases, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Lucknow: The anatomy department of KGMU has begun a study to unravel the mysteries of brain diseases. As part of the initiative, brains extracted from donated bodies will be examined to understand cellular changes linked to different neurological conditions. The announcement was made by HoD Prof Navneet Chauhan during the department’s 114th Foundation Day celebrations on Monday. “Brain diseases
AIIMS Gorakhpur to introduce new academic courses, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Gorakhpur: Th AIIMS Gorakhpur approved several new academic programmes, marking a significant step towards academic expansion, advanced medical training, and strengthening research at the institute, during its 8th meeting of the Standing Academic Committee. During the meeting, approval was granted for DM in neurology, DM in pain medicine, DM in clinical pharmacology and DM in critical care medicine under
A Call for Urgent Action, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] By Vishal Kumar Singh New Delhi: Everyday, thousands of Indians mostly children are bitten by dogs. For most, it’s an everyday street hazard. But behind each bite lurks the threat of rabies, a disease that is entirely preventable yet still kills an estimated 18,000–20,000 Indians every year, according to World Health Organisation (WHO). India carries the world’s heaviest burden
Reimagining health for India@100: Tackling a silent epidemic
[ad_1] When India turns 100 in 2047, policymakers envision a nation that is prosperous, equitable and resilient – that is, a Viksit Bharat. Yet one threat could stall that dream–non-communicable diseases (NCDs), which already account for almost two-thirds of all deaths in the country. The NCD’s include heart diseases, stroke, cancer, chronic lung disease, liver and kidney disease among others.
Singapore’s Thomson Medical launches $4.3 bln Johor Bay project, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Singapore: Thomson Medical Group said on Monday it had launched a more than 18 billion ringgit ($4.3 billion) project to build a private hospital and residential and commercial properties in Malaysia’s Johor, in one of Southeast Asia’s largest such ventures. The 26-acre (10.52 hectares) Johor Bay project, within the southern Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone, will include Thomson Hospital Iskandariah,
China’s Customs Screen 600 Million for Infectious Diseases Post-COVID, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] BEIJING: Chinese customs screened 600 million people at international ports for infectious diseases over the past five years, officials said on Monday, while pledging to refine containment protocols that became a hallmark of Beijing’s zero-COVID policy. Customs officials detected more than 180,000 cases of infectious disease at China’s borders during that time, Zhao Zenglian, deputy director general of the
Revolutionary Low-Cost Device from IIT Madras Transforms Antibiotic Resistance Testing, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Madras, have developed an innovative and affordable microfluidic device that can rapidly determine whether bacteria are resistant or susceptible to antibiotics, officials said. Unlike many modern techniques that rely on costly metals, complex fabrication processes, or require highly-skilled technicians, this lab-on-chip device is based on screen-printed carbon electrodes embedded
Revolutionary CNS Tumor Methylation Test Launches in India by MedGenome, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Mumbai: Genomic diagnostics and research services company MedGenome has introduced the CNS tumor Methylation Classifier Test (MCT), marking the first launch of its kind in India. Designed to differentiate and classify more than 90 types of brain and central nervous system (CNS) tumors, the test aims to support doctors in improving diagnostic accuracy and guiding more targeted treatment decisions.
Pune Hospital Under Scrutiny After Couple Dies Following Liver Transplant, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Pune: Maharashtra health department has issued a notice to a private hospital in Pune after a woman who donated a part of her liver to her husband died days after he passed away following a transplant surgery, an official said on Sunday. The Sahyadri Hospitals has been directed to submit all details regarding the transplant procedure by Monday, said
UGC Bans Online Healthcare and Psychology Courses in India from 2025, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: The University Grants Commission (UGC) has directed all higher education institutions to stop offering programmes in healthcare and allied disciplines, including psychology and nutrition through Open and Distance Learning or online mode from the 2025 academic session, according to officials. The ban applies to courses under the National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions (NCAHP) Act, 2021.
Shark Tank’s Namita Thapar (48) shares how she copes with perimenopause, weight gain: ‘I work out 6 days a week’ | Health
[ad_1] Shark Tank judge Namita Thapar took to Instagram on August 24 and shared her struggles with perimenopause. The 48-year-old revealed that, for the past three years, she has been struggling with perimenopause. The Indian entrepreneur revealed the problems she faced because of it and how she dealt with them. Perimenopause is the time before menopause when your body is