Breast Cancer in Men – Rare, But Fatal

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr. Jay Anam, Onco Surgeon, Saifee Hospital | 0 Comment | 17 Jan, 2020

Breast cancer as a subject has been majorly discussed with regard to women. However, while men do not have well-developed breasts as such, they do have a small amount of breast tissue. In f...Read more

Winter ailments and their remedies

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. Lipsa Shah- Ayurveda Consultant, Saifee Hospital | 0 Comment | 09 Jan, 2020

As we step into the season of hazy mornings and breezy evenings, the winter lets us take a break from the excruciating heat. Winter is around the corner for India and it is a time to celebr...Read more

Top trends for beauty and wellness for 2020

Articles/Features |  Features | By Sushant Raorane, Co-founder and Director, Adroit Biomed | 0 Comment | 02 Jan, 2020

The social media savvy generation, full of influencers and promoters, has created a shift from the traditional definition of beauty to long-lasting, natural, and intrinsic beauty. The India...Read more

Prompt diagnosis of Myocardial Infarction no longer ‘Mission Impossible’

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Charit Bhograj | 0 Comment | 23 Dec, 2019

In the business world, time is money. But for cardiologists, ‘time is muscle’. This concept, first proposed by the brilliant Eugene Braunwald about 40 years ago, is to me an ide...Read more

Increasing awareness on Clear Aligners market

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr Swapnil Gupta | 0 Comment | 17 Dec, 2019

Clear Aligners are dental braces used for the orthodontic treatment of teeth alignment. The product is in the form of plastic and is transparent, hence improves facial aesthetics. This feat...Read more

Diagnostic industry to grow steadily at $12.3B in 2020

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. VL Ramprasad | 0 Comment | 17 Dec, 2019

The healthcare industry is amid a major paradigm shift. Big data and artificial intelligence are arguably the most significant revolution in healthcare in the last decade. Reports by Frost ...Read more

A value proposition to improve patient care in clinical lab

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr. Sujay Prasad | 0 Comment | 14 Dec, 2019

Over time, introduction of AI in healthcare has stimulated an active discussion of whether AI doctors will eventually replace human physicians in the future. Though there is a prevailing be...Read more

Identifying the signs of colorectal conditions early

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr. Vivek Belathur | 0 Comment | 13 Dec, 2019

The Colon and the Rectum are key parts of the human large intestine.  Together, they form the bowels and are responsible for processing liquid waste and residue into solid form and exp...Read more

Looking Good is the new high

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr Prerna Taneja | 0 Comment | 12 Dec, 2019

The millennials are very focused on self-development; in the way they look. In fact, it is not restricted to the younger generation, even the middle aged don’t want to lose their look...Read more

Stem Cell Therapy for Knee

Articles/Features |  Views | By Authored by Mr. Vipul Jain (CEO,Advancells) | 0 Comment | 11 Dec, 2019

Osteoarthritis is the most common form of chronic joint pain conditions, affecting millions of people worldwide. Breakdown and eventual loss of cartilage of knee or other joints are the pri...Read more

Inside out on urban loneliness

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr Venkatesh Babu GM  | 0 Comment | 11 Dec, 2019

Loneliness or social isolation is a new age epidemic and is prevalent worldwide. But its presence is more visible and palpable in urban pockets. There are various reasons which leads to lon...Read more

How the world's largest Democracy stack up against international standards of WHO

Articles/Features |  Views | By Manish Chhabra | 0 Comment | 11 Dec, 2019

A woman in Choudwar [Choudwar is a city and a municipality in Cuttack district in the state of Odisha, India population 42,000], was refused to take custody of her newborn baby girl because...Read more

Mortality rate in lung cancer is high

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr Ravi Gaur | 0 Comment | 27 Nov, 2019

People should choose healthy lifestyle in order to avoid the grasp of lung cancer that has higher mortality rate than other types of cancers When talking about the cancers, we can say that...Read more

Ensuring cleanroom environment

Articles/Features |  Views | By Samir Gandhi & Kartik Gandhi | 0 Comment | 21 Nov, 2019

Cleanrooms are widely used in scientific research and manufacturing. They act as a place to minimize airborne contamination, while strictly controlling factors like temperature and humidity...Read more

Regular exercise for knees arthritis will do more good than harm

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr. Roopa Tekkatte,Aster RV Hospital. | 0 Comment | 21 Nov, 2019

Just how we often compare a human brain to the C.P.U. of the computer, we cannot ignore that the human body in itself is no less than a machine which if not made to work or move can end up ...Read more

Rheumatoid Arthritis in the Elderly: Sufferers likely to die earlier

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Ravi Gaur | 0 Comment | 04 Nov, 2019

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a long-term, progressive, and disabling autoimmune disease in which the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks the joints resulting in inflammation that ...Read more

Focusing on screening, preventing childhood obesity

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Ravi Gaur | 0 Comment | 30 Sep, 2019

Childhood obesity is a complex health issue and its leads to several critical health problems. Children with obesity face four times the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes compared to child...Read more

Public Health & Evolving Emphasis of Technology

Articles/Features |  Features | By Nilesh Jain | 0 Comment | 23 Sep, 2019

Public health primarily should focus on primary health care of citizens, preventive and promotive care- improving health-seeking behaviour, prevention of diseases, and health system strengt...Read more