Category: Health
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New Research Links Eye Health to Dementia Prevention
A groundbreaking study has found that addressing vision issues may play a significant role in reducing the risk of dementia, offering hope for millions of people worldwide. According to new research published in The Lancet, nearly 100 million dementia cases could be prevented by improving eye health and treating vision impairment. The research highlights that…
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Mpox in India: Navigating the Unseen Epidemic with Vigilance and Innovation
By Dr. Anand Subhash Wani The resurgence of Mpox, previously known as Monkeypox, has brought about renewed concerns in India, as the country grapples with a steady increase in confirmed cases. The spread has been particularly pronounced in urban centres such as Kerala, Delhi and Maharashtra, and has primarily been tested in Indians travelling from…
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Dr. Blossom Kochhar’s ‘The Glow Getters Guide to Everyday Skincare’ Launched
Aromatherapist and skincare expert, Dr. Blossom Kochhar, unveiled her latest book, The Glow Getters Guide to Everyday Skincare at The Tea Room by Blossom Kochhar, Hauz Khas, New Delhi. The much-anticipated fifth book by Dr. Kochhar is poised to revolutionize how individuals approach their daily skincare routines by blending traditional Indian practices with modern skincare…
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CitiusTech’s PERFORM+ clinical convergence platform now includes GenAI HEDIS solution
CitiusTech, a provider of healthcare technology, services & solutions, announced the launch of a GenAI version of theirHEDIS (Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set) solution effectively which the company claims is industry’s first Generative HEDIS solution, seamlessly integrated into CitiusTech’s PERFORM+ Clinical Convergence Platform. By bringing together the latest technological advancements to HEDIS, the company…
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Aurelle Health, nutraceutical brand, sets shop in India
Aurelle Health, D2C Nutraceutical brand aimed at revolutionizing Women’s Hormonal Health, has been launched in India. Aurelle Health’s debut marks a new landmark in the Indian nutraceutical space, with clean, authentic, natural and science-backed supplements based on thorough research and clinically proven formulations. Taking its lineage from Balaxi Pharmaceuticals, the inception of the brand is…
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From Skepticism to Success: The Aadhaar Project’s Triumph
By Onkar Sharma In my journalistic career, the Aadhaar programme has been one of the cult things that has always held a special place, because not only did I have the opportunity to write many stories about it, but I also interacted with two key individuals who architected, conceptualized, drove, and implemented the programme –…
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IVF Advancements: A New Era in Fertility Solutions
By Dr K Sreevani Kotha Reproductive medicine is continually advancing to enhance its success rates. Since the first successful IVF procedure in 1978, which involved fertilizing the egg with sperm in vitro and transferring the embryo to the uterus, millions of parents have welcomed babies through this technology. Recent technical advancements have significantly increased the…
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Ankura Hospital launches new 120-bed, Women and Child Care Hospital in Kukatpally
Ankura Hospital, a chain of women and child care hospitals, has inaugurated a new 120-bed facility in Kukatpally, Hyderabad. With a strong presence across India, Ankura and its subsidiary, 9M by Ankura, now boast 14 world-class centers in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Odisha. Trusted by millions, Ankura has evolved into a fully equipped, digitalized…
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Snapshots of International Yoga Day from BEL
While the 10th International day of Yoga was celebrated with fervour across the country, a special series of yoga sessions was organized in the Units and offices of Navratna Defence PSU Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) today. A sea of humanity converged at the crack of dawn at BEL’s Bangalore Complex in Jalahalli as more than…
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Urban Indian mothers favor advice from friends over doctors when purchasing kids’ products
If you ever thought that Indian mothers living in cities are too finicky about the doctor’s advice, especially when they are buying products for their kids or newborns. Think again. A survey suggests that urban Indian mothers are more likely to be influenced by friends or family than doctors or their own research when buying…
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