Government Exempts Medical Device Steel Imports from BIS Certification Amid Industry Concerns, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: A day after the domestic medical device industry raised concerns over the BIS certification mandate on steel imports, the Steel Ministry has agreed to exempt the sector from the requirement for a select period, varying across different product categories. A domestic manufacturers’ representative body, AiMeD had written a letter to the Ministry of Steel stating that the
WHO calls US axing mRNA vaccine contracts a ‘significant blow’, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Geneva: The decision by US President Donald Trump’s administration to terminate 22 federal contracts for mRNA-based vaccines is a major blow to a hugely promising platform, the World Health Organization said on Thursday. The announcement made by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. marked his latest effort to weave vaccine skepticism into the core of US government policy. “This
Narayana Health Develops AI Model to Predict Heart Function from ECG Images, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Bengaluru: Narayana Health’s Clinical Research team, in collaboration with its Advanced Analytics and AI division, Medha AI, has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) model which is indicated to be capable of predicting left ventricular ejection fraction (EF) from standard ECG images in near real-time. The tool is designed with the aim to support early identification of heart failure and
MedLern and Mediversal Hospital Join Forces, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Digital healthcare learning platform MedLern has partnered with Mediversal Hospital, a multi-specialty facility in Bihar, to support staff training, professional development, and compliance management through its Learning & Development (L&D) solutions. It is indicated that the collaboration will introduce role-specific, continuous learning opportunities across departments at Mediversal Hospital, with a focus on improving clinical skills, operational efficiency,
Woman who lost 89 kg shares why she still doesn’t feel healthy: ‘Bloating, migraines, no periods in 6 months’ | Health
[ad_1] Pranjal Pandey is a fitness and health influencer who often shares her insights on nutrition and tips from her own weight loss journey on Instagram. She lost approximately 89 kg; she went from weighing 154 kg to 65 kg. In a post shared on August 7, she showed off her transformation from the beginning to the end, and stressed
Neuroscientist warns ‘avoid these 3 drinks because they are damaging your brain’ | Health
[ad_1] In an Instagram post shared on August 7, Rober WB Love, a neuroscientist specialising in helping people prevent Alzheimer’s disease with science, talked about the three common drinks that people often consume without thinking twice, but are harming their brains. Avoid these three drinks because they are harming your brain. (Freepik) Also Read | Cardiologist reveals why people in
US Healthcare Stocks Face Turbulent 2025 Amid Bargain Hunting, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New York: Woes for U.S. healthcare stocks have worsened this year driven partly by Trump administration policies, although some investors are betting that the beaten-down shares are now becoming too much of a bargain to pass up. The S&P 500 healthcare sector — which includes pharmaceutical companies, biotechs, health insurers and medical equipment makers — has slumped 5% in
Shortage of anti-rabies vaccine hits BMC hospitals, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Mumbai: BMC-run hospitals and dispensaries are experiencing a shortage of anti-rabies vaccine for the past couple of weeks. Officials have directed health facilities to locally procure vials on a need basis until the issue is resolved. Peripheral hospitals have been hit the hardest. An official from Bhabha Hospital said that most hospitals in the suburbs treat about 30 to
Mind still buzzing late at night and can’t sleep? Try these 5 yoga poses to help you unwind and relax before bed | Health
[ad_1] Updated on: Aug 07, 2025 09:16 pm IST Calm down your mind and body with these 5 bedtime yoga poses that help you relax and reduce tension before bed. After a long day, a healthy bedtime routine helps ease into sleep better, even falling asleep faster. But if you don’t have any wind-down ritual in place, then your mind
Does breastfeeding delay periods? Doctor explains the truth about fertility during lactation | Health
[ad_1] Breastfeeding Week is observed from August 1 to 7 every year. As it wraps up, let’s take a closer look at one of the most misunderstood aspects of breastfeeding: its relation to fertility. The breastfeeding period may delay periods, but that should not be mistaken as natural contraceptive.(Shutterstock) Often, there are many questions surrounding breastfeeding, periods, and conception. Can
Fat loss coach shares 5 morning habits that support weight loss: Drinking lemon water, stretching and more | Health
[ad_1] Is checking your phone your first instinct when you crack open your eyes? Snoozing alarm after alarm, maybe doomscrolling a bit in between, only to run late, guzzle down coffee, and grab whatever leftovers are in sight in the fridge for breakfast? And then later, you think your late evening gym session will make up for it? If your
Last day to enjoy price drops on Orthopaedic mattresses: 8 Picks from top brands for comfortable sleep | Health
[ad_1] Sleep feels better when your mattress supports your back instead of sinking under pressure. That’s where an orthopaedic mattress makes all the difference. If you’re looking for the best orthopaedic mattress that balances firmness with comfort, today’s your last chance to get one at a reduced price. The ongoing offers feature some of the best mattress options from trusted
Cardiologist explains how regular exercise can make your heart up to ‘20 years younger’, but only if you start before 65 | Health
[ad_1] While we often associate ageing with wrinkles and grey hair, your heart ages too, but can exercise slow it down or even reverse it? Dr Jeremy London, cardiovascular surgeon explains in his August 6 Instagram post the science behind “heart age,” and how the right workout routine may help keep your heart younger, healthier, and more resilient. (Also read:
Excessive screen time raises heart disease risk: study, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Copenhagen: Children who spend too much time in front of screens, whether phones or TVs, have an increased risk of heart and metabolic disease, according to a Danish study published Wednesday. The study tracked the screen consumption and sleep habits of more than 1,000 10-year and 18-year-olds, with researchers examining the relationship between screen time and cardiometabolic risk factors.
Take the stairs over lift: Study reveals just 3 minutes of daily movement can reduce heart attack and stroke risk | Health
[ad_1] Safeguarding cardiac health is commonly associated with consistent workouts and carefully planned schedules. Often, those who aren’t able to get enough physical activity due to tight work routines may worry about their heart health, wondering if they are falling behind. But, a study published in the journal Circulation sheds new light on this concern, and gives a more reassuring
OpenAI draws the line as emotional AI gets a reality check, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] For many, ChatGPT has become more than a tool — it’s a late-night confidant, a sounding board in crisis, and a source of emotional validation. But OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, now says it’s time to set firmer boundaries. In a recent blog post dated August 4, OpenAI confirmed that it has introduced new mental health-focused guardrails to prevent
National Cancer Grid Conference in Mumbai, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Mumbai: India hosted senior physicians and policymakers from BIMSTEC countries at the National Cancer Grid (NCG) annual meeting held from August 2-3 in Mumbai, according to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA). In a post on X, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, “India hosted senior physicians and policy makers from BIMSTEC countries in the National Cancer Grid annual meeting
Ortho surgeon shares 5 life saving tests you must do before you start going to gym ‘in times of sudden cardiac arrests’ | Health
[ad_1] Dr Obaidur Rahman, an ortho and sports surgeon, took to Instagram on August 6 to share a ‘very very important message’: “In times of sudden cardiac arrest in gym, here are five tests you should do before starting gym.” He said, “In the race for aesthetics, we ignore the one muscle that keeps us alive. Your heart. So if
WHO Issues New Guidelines Against Antibiotic Use in COVID-19 Patients, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: The WHO has recommended against the use of antibiotics even in patients with severe Covid when a concurrent bacterial infection is not suspected. The global health body has released updated recommendations for the clinical management of people with Covid which, it said, are based on evidence generated from recent meta-analysis of outcomes of patients treated with antibiotics
Fortis Healthcare Reports 57% Surge in Q1 Net Profit to Rs 260 Crore, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] New Delhi: Fortis Healthcare on Wednesday posted a 57 per cent increase in profit after tax at Rs 260 crore in the June quarter of FY26. The healthcare provider reported a profit after tax (PAT) of Rs 166 crore in the April-June quarter of last fiscal. Revenue increased to Rs 2,167 crore during the period under review as compared
Is the future of marriage in danger? Former civil servant says the process has already started | Health
[ad_1] Published on: Aug 06, 2025 08:52 pm IST Vikas Divyakirti said that while marriage will take a thousand years to get eradicated from society, the process has already started. Marriages are often said to be made in heaven, but in today’s world, the very concept of marriage is increasingly being questioned, redefined, and, in some cases, avoided altogether. Many
New to breastfeeding? Gynac shares 10 tips every new mother should know | Health
[ad_1] In the early days of new motherhood, breastfeeding can be little challenging. “While it is a natural process, it often requires patience, practice, and the right guidance,” said Dr. Krishnaveni Nayini, senior consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist, Yashoda Hospitals, Hyderabad, in an interview with HT Lifestyle. Also read | 11 most common breastfeeding myths in Indian families busted: ‘First milk
Best home gym equipment for the fitness junkies: Get fit and in shape at the comfort of your home | Health
[ad_1] Your body is shouting fitness, and you desperately need to work out but are too lazy to step out, this article is for you. We have created a rundown of top 8 home gym equipment for you that you can bring home to start working out without even bothering to step out from the comfort of your home. From
Karnataka Health Minister Defends Discontinuation of Jan Aushadhi Kendras in Government Hospitals, ETHealthworld
[ad_1] Bengaluru: Karnataka Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao has defended the state government’s decision to discontinue Jan Aushadhi Kendras operating within government hospital premises, saying the move is intended to ensure the free and assured supply of essential medicines to patients and to reduce their out-of-pocket expenditure. Rao’s clarification came in response to concerns raised by Union Health Minister Jagat
Breastfeeding: Empowering mothers, building a healthier future
[ad_1] As we once again celebrate World Breastfeeding Week, it’s essential to recognise that this isn’t just an annual observance; it’s a vital call to action for the health and well-being of both our children and mothers. The World Health Organization (WHO) rightly identifies breast milk as the ideal first food for babies – a safe, clean, and powerful medicine