Special CSR drive was flagged off in Hyderabad by Dabur Group Winter is one of the most awaited seasons in India, but it may also bring a plethora of diseases like Cold - Cough and Respiratory problems to name a few; which are most prevalent in
Strengthening their commitment to serving people through quality medical services and empathetic care for over three decades, Sarvodaya Hospital, Faridabad achieved another medical breakthrough by treating a 5-month-old baby for congenital hearing impairment, making him the youngest in India to undergo a cochlear implant surgery.The
Dr. Parimala V Thirumalesh, Sr. Consultant - Neonatology & Pediatrics, Aster CMI Hospital, Bangalore World Polio Day is marked internationally on October 24 every year. It is a necessary awareness for the battle of polio. It is a viral disease that mainly affects children below the
OR 25 Underprivileged Children Set to Receive Free Cochlear Implants In a heartwarming initiative, Jupiter Hospital, Pune, is set to offer free cochlear implant surgeries for up to 25 underprivileged children under the age of five, with the goal of restoring hearing and transforming lives. This program
“हारेगा डेंगू, हराएंगे हम” campaign launched to spread awareness regarding dengue prevention and control The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and Takeda Biopharmaceuticals India Private Limited (formerly Baxalta Bioscience India Private Limited) have launched a new campaign called "Haarega Dengue Haraenge Hum (We
Many Indian doctors are already in Nigeria, & there’s immense scope for further engagement The experts explored collaborative approaches towards a more robust global healthcare infrastructure The experts highlighted the significance of collaborative healthcare efforts between India & Nigeria In a world reshaping after the
Vyomini has empowered over 2 million women in rural India in menstrual wellness and sanitation. With an aim to uplift the women menstrual healthcare ecosystem in the unorganized sectors, Vyomini Social Enterprise – A changemaking organisation that drives the ‘Woman First Prosperity for All’ via numerous
India is leading the global social revolution but it still lacks in terms of menstrual education and hygiene in rural areas. According to a report by Times of India Only 42% of women in rural areas use hygienic products during their periods, and the remaining
350+ Exhibitors from 16 countries set to showcase the best of healthcare technologies and equipment to 15,000+ attendees Indian healthcare landscape is witnessing dynamic changes, driven by a combination of technological advancements, policy reforms, and evolving healthcare needs. Innovations such as telemedicine and digital health solutions
More than 1200 people participated with breast cancer survivors, fitness enthusiasts & doctors in a 5 km Walkathon Be a breast cancer thriver, not just a survivor! In a spirited effort to raise breast cancer awareness, Apollo Cancer Centres Mumbai joined hands with The Week to
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