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Age is no barrier to cancer surgery, says Dr. Avinash Reddy   In a remarkable medical milestone, doctors at Kamineni Hospital successfully performed a complex radical nephrectomy (complete removal of the cancer affected kidney) on a 91-year-old patient diagnosed with an aggressive form of Renal Cell Carcinoma

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As the family struggled to meet the cost, the hospital led an initiative with friends and well-wishers to raise ₹30–35 lakh for the newborn’s life-saving treatment~ In a landmark achievement for oncology in orthopedics, HCG Cancer Centre, Bangalore, gave a new lease of life to a

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Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay have developed an advanced Placenta on Chip platform that replicates the human placental barrier, offering a powerful new tool to study foetal development, maternal health and the safety of medicines used during pregnancy. The innovation is

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Apollo Speciality Hospitals, Madurai, has become the first hospital in Tamil Nadu to implement AI powered continuous patient monitoring across all inpatient beds, marking a significant advancement in the integration of artificial intelligence into hospital care and patient safety systems.   The hospital has deployed a wearable,

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The Uttar Pradesh government has issued a comprehensive heatwave safety protocol for schools to safeguard students, teachers and staff amid rising temperatures and increasingly frequent extreme heat events. The guidelines aim to minimize the adverse impact of heatwaves on children's health, education and overall well-being.   According

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Google has unveiled an innovative research technology that uses a smartphone's front facing camera and artificial intelligence (AI) to estimate a user's heart rate and resting heart rate during everyday smartphone use. The system, known as Passive Heart Rate Monitoring During Smartphone Use in Everyday

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As India's corporate workforce continues to support global operations around the clock, healthcare experts are raising concerns about the long term impact of night shifts on employee health. While shift based work has become common across IT, healthcare, BPO, aviation, manufacturing, and customer support sectors,

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This wearable polygraph doesn’t detect lies, it detects stress. Researchers have developed a next generation wearable “polygraph” device capable of continuously detecting and monitoring stress levels in real time, marking a significant advancement in mental health monitoring and wearable healthcare technology.   The newly developed device is

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A recent study involving Samsung’s Galaxy Watch6 series has indicated that artificial intelligence-powered wearable technology may be capable of predicting fainting episodes several minutes before they occur, marking a significant development in preventive healthcare and real time patient monitoring.   The research explored how AI based analysis

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Dr. Jyothi Raghuram, Senior Consultant – General Pediatrics & Pediatric Rheumatology at Aster Whitefield Hospital According to medical research, the age of initial pubertal changes has been going down almosteverywhere in the last three decades. Puberty can be confusing as the body undergoes numerousphysiological, emotional, hormonal,

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