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Over the past year, the Indian Stroke Association (ISA) conducted a series of nationwide awareness campaigns, state-level press conferences, professional training programs, and global collaborations across multiple cities and states to raise stroke awareness, promote early treatment, and reduce long-term disabilities such as paralysis, speech

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The Centre has worked with over 20 startups and 35 industry partners; providing end-to-end support ranging from industrial design and rapid prototyping to machining, post-processing and production. Strengthening India’s journey towards self-reliance in medical device manufacturing, the Advanced Additive Manufacturing Centre of Excellence (Coe) at Andhra

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State-of-the-Art Ophthalmology Services Now Available at Medicover Hospitals The department will offer comprehensive eye care, including cataract, retina, glaucoma, cornea, paediatric ophthalmology, refractive surgeries, and advanced diagnostics under one roof Medicover Hospitals, Navi Mumbai, has taken a significant step towards strengthening specialised healthcare services with the launch

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Experts emphasise that reaching the hospital within the critical 4.5-hour “golden window” can help restore blood flow to the brain, prevent stroke-related paralysis, and reduce the risk of permanent disability Stroke is a medical emergency that strikes suddenly and without warning, often leaving patients with paralysis or long-term

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Experts decode the link between chronic inflammation, ageing and everyday lifestyle choices · Leading clinicians and nutrition experts share scientific insights on longevity and preventive wellness Highlighting the fast-growing connection between gut health and the surge in modern lifestyle disorders, the Celiac Society of India and Illness

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15–25% of diabetics are at risk of developing foot ulcers Many of them may eventually require amputation India has become the diabetes capital of the world. According to 2022 statistics, India has the highest number of people living with diabetes globally. Experts say that among all health

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Dr. Narendra BS Lead Consultant Endocrinology & Diabetology,  Aster Whitefield Hospital Although screen exposure does not directly cause diabetes, the lifestyle surrounding heavy screenuse certainly fuels it. For Gen Z, the screen has become an inseparable extension of life – an always-on portal forconnection, entertainment, work,

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Dr. Narendra BS, Lead Consultant Endocrinology & Diabetology Aster Whitefield Hospital As World Diabetes Day turns attention to “Workplace Stress and Diabetes,” clinicians andresearchers say the metabolic consequences of chronic job pressure are becoming increasinglyvisible in younger working populationsDiabetes is being diagnosed earlier, often among people

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The patient, struggling with severe diabetes-related complications, blurred vision, nerve pain, and daily movement difficulties, recovers remarkably with integrated regenerative therapies under expert medical supervision Diabetes is rising rapidly across India and the world, and along with high sugar levels, many people suffer from complications that

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COPD Is The Most Common Among Smokers It Is An Incurable Disease of the Lungs Advisory by Rachakonda Commissioner Sudheer Babu COPD Often Appears After 60, even if you Quit Smoking Long Ago Special Diagnostic Package Announced at Kamineni Hospital “Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a serious lung condition,

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