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An awareness initiative by Dr. Yasmin Imdad, Sr. consultant obstetrics & Gynaecology, Kinder Women’s Hospital & Fertility Centre, Bangalore Cervical cancer is often spoken about in the context of diagnosis and treatment, but what is less discussed and far more important is the long, silent

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In a rare case, a 25-year-old woman was diagnosed with both a slow-growing mesenteric tumour and abdominal tuberculosis, successfully tackled at Motherhood Hospital, Kharadi A rare mesenteric tumour, seen in only 2–4 people per million, along with abdominal TB, found in just 1–3% of TB cases

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Himachal Pradesh government has unveiled a major investment plan of ₹3,000 crore to strengthen the state’s healthcare sector over the next three years, Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu announced at the State-Level Health Dialogue Session in Shimla on Sunday evening. The move aims to upgrade

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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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Dr. Jyotirmay S Hegde, HOD & Lead Consultant ENT, Aster Whitefield Hospital Many‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ people resort to the use of earphones in order to isolate themselves from the surroundingnoise and thus enable their brain to concentrate. It has been found that wearing headphones canresult in better concentration

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Dr. Basavaraj S Kumbar Consultant- Internal medicine, Aster Whitefield Hospital As a doctor, one of the most frequent complaints I come across among different age groups is thiscombination of poor sleep, constant tiredness, hormonal imbalance, and a vague feeling of “beingunwell” even though all the tests

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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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Even a Helmet Couldn’t Prevent the Accident Although Sankranti is still more than 40 days away, manja-related accidents have already begun in the city. Karthik, a software engineer from the Gurramguda area, was travelling on his bike with his fiancée towards Nagole when he suddenly felt

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Demonstrating its continued commitment to public health and preventive care, Care Health Insurance today issued an urgent advisory encouraging households and workplaces to adopt HEPA-certified air filtration in response to escalating respiratory illnesses due to the increasing pollution. In recent weeks, multiple regions have reported a

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 Dr. Priyanka Kuri, Consultant - Dermatology,Aster Whitefield Hospital Usually,​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ you put on earbuds when you want to focus, while traveling, or simply to separate yourselffrom the rest of the world, but if you cram them in your ears all day, your ears (and the skin aroundthem)

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