40% of diabetics suffer from silent kidney damage: Diabetologist says early screening can reduce the risk | Health
[ad_1] Diabetes is a significant health challenge that affects millions worldwide, and it’s not just about managing blood sugar levels. One of the lesser-known complications is its impact on kidney health. Recent studies published in the Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology suggest that nearly 40% of individuals with diabetes may experience some form of kidney damage over
India’s big leap forward in biotech
[ad_1] The landscape of modern medicine in India is undergoing a paradigm shift with cell and gene therapy (CGT) becoming the game-changer in offering potential cures for life-threatening conditions including genetic disorders, cancers, and rare diseases. The advancements in CGTs have registered standout clinical success as compared to conventional treatment methods. The global market is poised for exceptional growth at
Development and validation of a predictive model for new HIV infection screening among persons 15 years and above in primary healthcare settings in Kenya: a study protocol
[ad_1] Abstract Introduction This study seeks to determine incidence, comorbidities and drivers for new HIV infections to develop, test and validate a risk prediction model for screening for new cases of HIV. Methods and analysis The study has two components: a cross-sectional study to develop the prediction model using the HIV dataset from the Kenya AIDS and STI Control Programme
Suneeta Reddy Offloads 1.3% Stake in Apollo Hospitals for ₹14.89 Billion, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Bengaluru:: India’s Apollo Hospitals’ Managing Director and large shareholder Suneeta Reddy has offloaded a 1.3% stake through a block deal, the company said on Friday. About 1.9 million shares were sold at a floor price of 7,850 rupees apiece, valuing the sale at 14.89 billion rupees ($170.40 million), exchange data showed. The price is a near 1 per cent
Probiotic supplements for gut health: Our 10 best choices for a healthier gut and overall well-being | Health
[ad_1] For years, our grandmothers preached the benefits of curd (dahi) for a healthy gut. Now, science backs them up with probiotic supplements, which contain the same live, beneficial microorganisms—good bacteria and yeasts—that work wonders for our digestive system. Discover a healthier you from the inside out with these gut health supplements.(Pexels) These supplements replenish the good bacteria in our
What if AI did your health scan during next hospital visit? Is it safe? AIMS Delhi doctor raises concerns, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming healthcare, especially in medical analysis and radiology. Hospitals are increasingly adopting AI systems for patient triage, initial scans, and workflow optimization. While these technologies promise faster and more efficient diagnostics, experts warn that the rapid rollout carries significant risks. AI in Radiology: A Double-Edged Sword According to Dr. Datta of AIIMS Delhi, radiology
Private Hospitals to Halt Cashless RGHS Services After Funding Issues, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Jaipur: Rajasthan Alliance of Hospital Associations (RAHA), an umbrella of hospital associations, Thursday threatened to suspend cashless facilities for RGHS beneficiaries from Aug 25 in private hospitals. It alleged that there is no sustainable financial and operational plan for RGHS and lack of communication between political leadership (chief minister and health minister) and the bureaucracy, leading to policies that
International Meeting on Health Research Innovations for Public Health in Asia, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: The Department of Health Research (DHR) and the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) inaugurated a two-day regional meeting titled “Health Research and Innovations in Public Health: Exchange of Good Practices across RESEARCH Platform.” The event, held at the Sushma Swaraj Bhawan, brought together senior representatives from Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Timor-Leste to deliberate on strengthening
Building a society where seniors thrive
[ad_1] Decades of building health care and senior care systems in India has left me in continually inspired by the resilience and optimism of our seniors. They are not just participants but active architects of our country’s social and cultural fabric. Their lived experiences and wisdom hold immense value, showing us how life can be lived with purpose and fulfilment.
Vascular surgeon explains chest pain isn’t the only warning sign of blocked arteries: Don’t ignore leg pain or numbness | Health
[ad_1] Blocked arteries can manifest in various ways beyond chest pain. A surgeon has explained that it’s crucial to recognise these signs to prevent severe complications. Dr Sumit Kapadia, a vascular surgeon and varicose vein specialist, took to Instagram on August 1 to share a post about these warning signs. Also read | Cardiologist explains 10 signs of heart disease
What makes a nation healthy? Revisiting the starting line
[ad_1] Each day in India, we witness the widening contrast between the progress we’re making in health care and the broader state of health in our communities. Diabetes now affects 100 million people, asthma over 30 million Indians (13.09% of the global burden), and antimicrobial resistance contributed to hundreds of thousands of deaths in 2019 alone. These statistics point to
New Cancer Hospital in Goa Set to Open Before 2027 in Partnership with Tata Memorial, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Panaji: A cancer hospital being developed in Goa in association with Tata Memorial Centre, Mumbai, will be ready before 2027, state Health Minister Vishwajit Rane said on Wednesday. Addressing a public meeting at Nagargao village in his Valpoi Assembly constituency, Rane said the state government under Chief Minister Pramod Sawant is committed to taking health facilities to people’s doorsteps.
How Technology Is Reshaping the Future of Health Insurance in India, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] As the Indian healthcare landscape becomes more connected, tech innovations are redefining how we experience health insurance, from purchase to claim. Highlights Digital-first insurers are removing paperwork and long wait times Real-time claims, mobile apps, and health tracking are becoming mainstream Among digital-first clients, up to 70% now prefer mobile apps to buy or manage health and general insurance
Nova IVF Fertility Launches AI-Driven Embryo Selection to Revolutionize IVF Treatments, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Bangalore: Fertility and IVF centre chain, Nova IVF Fertility has announced the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its IVF labs. The stated aim is to enhance precision and transparency in embryo selection. The AI integration is indicated to be in partnership with South Korea’s Kai Health. The fertility chain will implement Vita Embryo, an AI-based embryo assessment tool,
Rise of fungal ear infection in children during monsoon: Doctor shares 5 symptoms and what parents can do | Health
[ad_1] The torrential rains these past days are a big challenge for health, spiking concerns about several ailments; from waterborne diseases like typhoid and diarrhoea to mosquito-borne illnesses like malaria and dengue, as well as viral infections such as common cold and fever, and even skin rashes. But often, ear infections linked to the monsoon don’t make it into this
Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai opens comprehensive obesity clinic, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Mumbai: Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai has launched the Freedom from Fat – Comprehensive Obesity Clinic on the occasion of India’s 78th Independence Day. The stated intention is to address obesity through a multi-disciplinary approach. It is indicated that the clinic brings together specialists including endocrinologists, hepatologists, gastroenterologists, dietitians, and psychologists to provide medical, nutritional, and emotional care under one roof.
Revised First Round Allotment Released After BDS Seats Reduction, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Bhopal: The MP directorate of medical education (DME) released an updated First Round Allotment for MP State Combined NEET UG Counselling 2025 on Wednesday. In this allocation, 4,232 MBBS seats and 931 BDS seats were distributed. The announcement followed DME’s earlier decision to remove 100 BDS seats from the counselling process. This reduction occurred after the Union health ministry
Fortis Healthcare Expands with New 550-Bed Super Specialty Hospital in Lucknow, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Strengthening its presence in northern India, Fortis Healthcare announced plans to onboard a 550-bed super specialty hospital in Lucknow. The corporate hospital chain has entered into a collaboration agreement with Ekana Group to oversee the operations and management (O&M) of the greenfield facility, which will be constructed near Gomti Nagar. According to the company, the upcoming hospital
Government To Exempt Life & Health Insurance From GST – A Relief For Consumers, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: The Centre has proposed exempting life and health insurance policies for individuals from the ambit of GST, the head of a panel of ministers set up by the GST council said on Wednesday, a move that is expected to provide relief to large sections of consumers. Bihar deputy chief minister and convenor of the panel of ministers
Big private hospitals resist insurers’ common empanelment proposal, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Mumbai: Private hospitals, including large ones, are resisting a move by insurers and the General Insurance Council (GIC) to roll out a common empanelment, saying the proposed framework does not address the concerns on claim settlement and pricing. The Federation of Private Hospitals and Nursing Homes Associations of India, which represents around 150,000 hospitals across 12 states, has recently
Clinical psychologist says ‘stress is not just psychological, it’s also physiological’; shares 5 easy ways to manage it | Health
[ad_1] The race for success often comes with hidden costs. From endless work targets to social pressures, we are conditioned to believe that money and achievements will solve all our problems. But the truth is, stress can take a serious toll, not just on our minds but on our physical health, sleep, and relationships. (Also read: Therapist says these 5
Surgeon shares 5 life-saving immune tips after seeing 19-year-old lose both parents to bone cancer: ‘Prevention starts…’ | Health
[ad_1] A strong immune system does more than just fight off everyday colds, it plays a crucial role in protecting your body from serious illnesses, including cancer. Obaidur Rahman, Ortho and Sports Surgeon, shares in his August 5 Instagram post 5 simple, science-backed hacks to strengthen immunity and support long-term health. (Also read: Surgeon says ‘high blood pressure often has
Dr. Lal PathLabs Launches AI Technology for Early Detection, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Mumbai: Healthcare diagnostics provider Dr. Lal PathLabs has introduced deep learning-based artificial intelligence (AI) module to detect lymph node metastasis, including micrometastasis, in cancer cases. The technology, developed in collaboration with AI solution developer Qritive, was recently showcased at USCAP 2025, one of the world’s leading pathology conferences. According to the company, QiAI Lymph Node Dx will help in
A Milestone for Northeastern Healthcare, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Dehradun: The Government of India has nominated Padma Shri recipient Dehradun-based orthopaedic surgeon Dr BKS Sanjay as the president of AIIMS Guwahati. AIIMS Guwahati, one of 19 premier institutions across the country, was established to provide high-quality medical education, research, and patient care in the northeastern region. The foundation stone was laid by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May
Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention Tips You Need to Know, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Covid-19 cases are rising across the United States as the country is facing a late summer wave driven by highly transmissible new variant known as ‘XFG’ variant. The data shows Covid-19 cases are rising in most US states, particularly in West and South, and COVID-related emergency room visits are up among all age groups, reports Today. According to CDC’s