Can Stroke be prevented?

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. NK Venkataramana | 0 Comment | 28 Aug, 2018

Stroke is a sudden catastrophic event resulting in loss of blood supply or bleeding into the brain and the consequence can be dangerous. It can lead to neurological dysfunction ranging from...Read more

Distinct perspectives on Life Sciences trends

Articles/Features |  Features | 0 Comment | 27 Aug, 2018

Life Sciences is a constantly evolving field. Staying uo-to-date with these evolutions, especially for busy executives who carry expertise and interests on these grounds is a task, yet it i...Read more

Manual on types of Cancer Screenings

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Tejinder Kataria | 0 Comment | 22 Aug, 2018

One of the most important cancer fighting tool is prevention. Screening your body periodically for cancer symptoms is recommended, especially for some people who are at high risk. Getting t...Read more

Correct the Genetic Burden

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Manbeena Chawla | 0 Comment | 20 Aug, 2018

Due to the high birth rate in India, a very large number of infants with genetic disorders are born every year, almost half a million with malformations. Factors contributing to this high p...Read more

Can mobile phones damage our health?

Articles/Features |  News | By Dr Dillon Dsouza | 0 Comment | 14 Aug, 2018

Electromagnetic radiation from the mobile phone as well as base tower has been implicated as a health hazard. Some studies have indicated a link between cell-phone radiation and cancer, lo...Read more

Pain Management: A matter of trust

Articles/Features |  Features | 0 Comment | 13 Aug, 2018

The world of medicines is evolving swiftly. Pain can be complex and varied, driven by a number of unique factors and affects every individual differently. From neuropathic pains to chronic ...Read more

The rising concern of brain attack!

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr. N K Venkataramana | 0 Comment | 25 Jul, 2018

Brain attack or commonly called as stroke is the leading cause of acquired disability and the third leading cause of death in India. 1 in 6 people worldwide have experienced stroke in their...Read more

Follow-up care is integral for diabetes management

Articles/Features |  Features | By Mr Anand Tiwari | 0 Comment | 19 Jul, 2018

In India, there has been an increase in the lifestyle related diseases such as diabetes as compared to communicable diseases like malaria, cholera and tuberculosis. While communicable disea...Read more

Evolution of the Medical Marketplace model

Articles/Features |  Features | By Nivesh Khandelwal | 0 Comment | 16 Jul, 2018

As the healthcare landscape in the country is fast evolving, a bevy of marketplace business models such as value-based care models, new payment and decentralized healthcare paradigms etc ar...Read more

The reasons behind recurrence of miscarriages

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Duru Shah | 0 Comment | 13 Jul, 2018

Unfortunately one out of every 5 to 6 pregnancies ends in a miscarriage i.e. the pregnancy is lost! And if it happens not once, not twice but three times in a row to a couple, then it can b...Read more

Does joining a clinical trial make you a guinea pig?

Articles/Features |  Features | By Indian Society for Clinical Research | 0 Comment | 10 Jul, 2018

Clinical trials are carefully designed and monitored for research studies to test drugs, devices or procedures to find out if they are safe and effective before they can be approved for mar...Read more

Cardiac Disease Management- Partly Genetic, Partly Lifestyle

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Sanghamitra Mishra | 0 Comment | 09 Jul, 2018

Coronary artery disease (CAD) is a condition where the blood vessel supplying blood to the heart is blocked due to a waxy deposit called ‘plaque’. When the plaque completely blo...Read more

Advance pre-natal screening to curb fetal mortality

Articles/Features |  Features | By Amit Chopra  | 0 Comment | 04 Jul, 2018

Worldwide, approximately 76,000 pregnant women and approximately half million babies die annually because of pre-eclampsia and severe preeclampsia. In India, every year roughly 12 percent (...Read more

Healthcare Affordability- Expectations Vs Cost!

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Arun Bal | 0 Comment | 29 Jun, 2018

Indian Healthcare sector is at crossroads. In recent past, there have been incidents of various types with wide publicity in print and visual media, as well as social media, creating doubts...Read more

Recent advances in Cochlear Implants

Articles/Features |  Features | By Dr Dillon Dsouza | 2 Comment | 28 Jun, 2018

A cochlear implant is an electronic device that takes over the work of the human ear in converting sounds to electrical signals that the brain understands as sounds and delivers them to the...Read more

The uncertainty of cancer treatment

Articles/Features |  Features | 0 Comment | 25 Jun, 2018

Cancer, one of the deadly diseases, has been growing day by day. It is the one that can develop in any part of the body. The negative or the cancerous cells keep growing in the body and cau...Read more

Is India jumping the gun on e-cigarettes?

Articles/Features |  Features | By Samrat Chowdhery, Director, Association of Vapers India | 0 Comment | 22 Jun, 2018

India is planning to ban e-cigarettes even as regulators and public health agencies in developed countries like the US and UK see vaping as a much safer way of consuming nicotine, which als...Read more

Mapping women hygiene through innovation

Articles/Features |  Features | 0 Comment | 22 Jun, 2018

Women’s hygiene in India has always been a topic that has raised a lot of controversy and hearsay. Around 70 per cent of all reproductive diseases in India are caused by poor menstrua...Read more