All you need to know about foot and ankle injuries in seasoned players

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Anup Khatri | 0 Comment | 08 Jul, 2019

It is no brainer that sports are physical activities, and when things get physical, there is a possibility of one suffering from an injury. Overuse and acute sprain and strain injuries are ...Read more

Diabetes and Pregnancy - “The Sweet Scare“

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. Manjunath Malige  | 0 Comment | 08 Jul, 2019

Pregnancy can be a time of excitement and anticipation but few women may experience health problems during pregnancy. These complications can involve the mother's health and the baby health...Read more

Time to revamp for a new health world

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. NK Venkataramana | 0 Comment | 01 Jul, 2019

The Doctor’s day commemorates the birth anniversary of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, a towering intellect who served the health sector with great distinction in various capacities - doctor,...Read more

Government must use its second term to bring real difference in healthcare delivery

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr Dharminder Nagar | 0 Comment | 18 Jun, 2019

An emphatic mandate from the people has given the Narendra Modi led NDA a historic second chance at the government. Most certainly, some of the last government's positive social and health ...Read more

Breaking the silence on Male Infertility

Articles/Features |  Features | By Zoya Brar | 0 Comment | 10 Jun, 2019

The need to raise awareness on the subject Few decades back, the topic of ‘male infertility’ was not only seldom talked about but almost non-existent. When a couple kept failin...Read more

Health-Tech Startups – On the Road to reversing the Antibiotic Resistance crisis

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Sudeshna Adak | 0 Comment | 14 Jun, 2019

A farmer in a village in India is spiking fever. He goes to the local health center and gets a few pills. When the fever does not go away after two weeks and his condition has badly deterio...Read more

How biologics have brought a paradigm shift in treatment of psoriasis

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr. B.S. Chandrashekar | 0 Comment | 13 Jun, 2019

In the year 1979, the scientific community began to evolve their understanding of psoriasis and it was found that the condition is ‘not just a skin disease’. The cause of this c...Read more

AI based health innovation in India - a legal perspective

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. Deepa Kachroo Tiku; Dr. Pallavi Singh | 0 Comment | 06 Jun, 2019

Artificial intelligence (AI) involves the simulation of intelligent human behavior in computers. AI, once a mere posterchild of sci-fi novels has now arrived with aplomb and is all set as a...Read more

Guiding you through Brain Tumor

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr. NK Venkataramana | 0 Comment | 06 Jun, 2019

Brain Tumor is an additional growth that takes place from any of the intravenous structure starting from the bones, meningis, brain parenchyma, blood vessels of the brain and also metastati...Read more

Harnessing Technology for Healthcare - No More A Baby Step

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. Prerana Shah-Panoli | 0 Comment | 03 Jun, 2019

While the Indian healthcare sector is growing, it is still deprived of healthcare professionals, proper infrastructure and innovative research with efficient diagnostics and management for ...Read more

Smokeless tobacco and its impact on stroke

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. Avi Kumar | 0 Comment | 30 May, 2019

Cerebrovascular accidents are major cause of morbidity and mortality among all socioeconomic classes and is considered to be second leading cause of death, and the sixth most common cause o...Read more

Diabetes and Hypertension

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr Pradeep Gadge | 0 Comment | 18 May, 2019

Diabetes and hypertension or high blood pressure go hand in hand. Many people with diabetes also have hypertension. Having these conditions together can make them both worse. Many a ti...Read more

Suffering from Ulcerative Colitis? Your pregnancy could be complicated!

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr Tariq Patel | 0 Comment | 14 May, 2019

Ulcerative Colitis is an immunologically mediated disease in which the body’s immune system reacts to the inner most lining of the large intestine and Rectum. This happens due to gene...Read more

Smoking makes Rheumatoid Arthritis worse

Articles/Features |  Views | 0 Comment | 13 May, 2019

Smoking is harmful to your bones, joints and connective tissue as well. No matter what form of arthritis you have, you’ll be doing your joints and yourself a favor by quitting. Smokin...Read more

Holium Laser in Urology

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr. Ajay Bhandarkar | 0 Comment | 13 May, 2019

After 5 years of extensive training in Urology, I have been in clinical practice for nearly 25 years. During and after training, we have witnessed many significant changes in the practice o...Read more

Understanding lupus better on World Lupus Day

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr Chethana Dharmapalaiah | 0 Comment | 10 May, 2019

Systemic Lupus Erythematosus or lupus is a chronic autoimmune condition. Our immune system goes haywire, produces auto antibodies that cause damage to healthy tissues like skin, joints...Read more

All that you need to know about Malaria

Articles/Features |  Views | By Dr. Abizer Manked | 0 Comment | 09 May, 2019

Malaria is a known potentially fatal disease that is caused due to a species of parasites, namely Plasmodium parasites. They are transmitted to people via bites by a female anopheles mosqui...Read more

Thalassemia and the Mark of Assurance

Articles/Features |  Views | By Sumit Bagaria | 0 Comment | 07 May, 2019

The poster from a distance looked predominantly red in colour and stated: “One pint of blood can save up to 3 lives”. Rina shifts her gaze to some finer prints at the bottom of ...Read more