The reality facing sinusitis!

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Dillon Dsouza | 0 Comment | 15 Mar, 2019

The human skull is like a shell made of thin bones containing cavities. Some of these cavities are occupied by structures like the brain, eyes, ears, nose, while others are air filled space...Read more

Future trends in customer experience for healthcare

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. Rajeev Boudhankar | 0 Comment | 14 Mar, 2019

Healthcare is an industry that affects everyone, but one that has historically had a reputation for less-than-positive customer experiences. However, customer experience is now becoming a f...Read more

The way ahead for Mesothelioma

Articles/Features |  Features | 0 Comment | 12 Mar, 2019

Mesothelioma and stem cells: What the research says Mesothelioma is a rare, aggressive form of cancer that commonly affects the lining of the lungs, heart, abdominal cavity, or the testes...Read more

Is cancer taking a toll on your fertility?

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Mahesh Koregol | 0 Comment | 11 Mar, 2019

A woman is born with the blessing of becoming a mother. At birth, she has her entire reserve of eggs, about four million. As she ages, her eggs decrease in both number and quality, making p...Read more

Cancer is No Longer A Death Sentence

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. Kamran Khan | 0 Comment | 08 Mar, 2019

Few words in the English language inspire as much fear and dread as ‘cancer’, and for good reason. According the World Health Organization (WHO), cancer caused 9.6 million fatal...Read more

Women’s day: 7 impactful workouts for working mothers

Articles/Features |  Features | By Nachiketh Shetty | 0 Comment | 07 Mar, 2019

The 21st Century mother is no more restricted to looking after the household work and helping her kids finish the homework. She earns a living too.  Amidst all the responsibilities she...Read more

Cryo-EM to ease the fight against most deadly diseases

Articles/Features |  Features | By Amit Chopra | 0 Comment | 04 Mar, 2019

Cryo-electron microscope (cryo-EM) is the new buzz word among the structural biologists. Cryo-electron microscopy, a technique which has won several accolades including the prestigious Nobe...Read more

How to Fix the Problem of Nerve Damage?

Articles/Features |  Features | By Mr. Vipul Jain (CEO, Advancells) | 0 Comment | 01 Mar, 2019

Nerve Damage Treatment- Different people have different kinds of experience with nerve pain. For instance, some may feel a stabbing pain, suddenly may be in the middle of the deep sleep or ...Read more

All about Congenital Heart Defects

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. Nischal Rajendra Pandya | 0 Comment | 18 Feb, 2019

February 14th is marked as the Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Day, in order to remember the ones born with a congenital heart defect (CHD). The term congenital is used for a condition pr...Read more

Did you know that Epilepsy is curable?

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. NK Venkataramana | 0 Comment | 11 Feb, 2019

Majority of the people are of the opinion that epilepsy cannot be cured, but this isn’t true. Epilepsy is curable. With the International Epilepsy Day commemorated every year on secon...Read more

Eye diseases treatment through evidence based stem cell therapy

Articles/Features |  Features | By Vipul Jain | 0 Comment | 06 Feb, 2019

Did you ever know that every time we blink,  we damage our eye! Yes, that’s the truth! A normal human being blinks on an average 12 times a minute; and with every blink the surfa...Read more

Advances in Total Knee Replacement surgery

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Siddharth Shah | 0 Comment | 22 Jan, 2019

Total Knee Replacement (TKR) helps relieve pain and restore motion in patients with severe knee Arthritis. It is estimated that over 1,20,000 TKRs are performed in India annually. TKR surge...Read more

Alzheimer treatment by injecting stem cells – A breakthrough or a quackery

Articles/Features |  Features | By Vipul Jain (CEO, Advancells) | 0 Comment | 18 Jan, 2019

Multiple types of brain disorders, including developmental disorders, psychological problems, and neurodegenerative disorders have stumped both scientific as well medical communities, since...Read more

Chronic ear infection to drive Bone Conduction Implants market

Articles/Features |  Features | 0 Comment | 15 Nov, 2018

Bone conduction implants are medical devices that conduct sound through bone conduction implants by using the natural ability of the human body. Bone conduction implants are generally used ...Read more

Do diabetics need a health insurance?

Articles/Features |  Features | By Sujata Sharma | 0 Comment | 31 Oct, 2018

Changing lifestyles are taking a toll on the health of Indians and preventable disorders are witnessing an increase like never before. Of these, diabetes is debilitating disorder that over ...Read more

Role of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in trauma care

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Amit Nabar | 0 Comment | 30 Oct, 2018

Head Trauma is one of the major causes of death and disabilities across the world. This can be caused due a contusion (bruise), concussions, fractured skull or internal bleeding, and damage...Read more

Treating a stroke in time saves nine million neurons

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr B Jyothi | 0 Comment | 29 Oct, 2018

A stroke is a neurological condition where the brain is damaged due to disruption of the blood flow to the brain. It can either occur due to a block in the blood supply or by a bleed in the...Read more

Personalized medicine for breast cancer

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. Pramod Kumar Julka | 0 Comment | 23 Oct, 2018

As we all know that the incidence and prevalence of cancer is increasing day by day. There is an increased interest of researches medical professionals and even general public in the field ...Read more