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On Thursday, Emcure Pharmaceuticals announced a significant step forward in HIV treatment access through a royalty-free voluntary licensing agreement with Gilead Sciences Ireland UC, a subsidiary of Gilead Sciences based in California. This collaboration will allow Emcure to manufacture and supply generic versions of lenacapavir,

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Dr. Sanjay Bhat, Sr. Consultant - Interventional Cardiology, Aster CMI Hospital, Bangalore Heart health is a critical component of overall well-being, as cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are among the leading causes of death worldwide. Preventive medicine plays a vital role in reducing the risk of heart disease

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Dr A Satya Srinivas, Consultant - Medical Oncologist, HCG Curie City Cancer Center, Vijayawada The prevalence of sedentary lifestyles has become a growing concern, leading to an increase in obesity rates among children and adults alike. With the widespread availability of technology, such as smartphones, video

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Survey reveals that infectious disease experts see the need to address gaps in surveillance programs to identify emerging pathogens, public health funding and testing infrastructure capabilities They point to viral pathogens and mosquito-borne pathogens as likely to spark outbreaks as humans, animals and viruses

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The conference pledged to reduce India’s stillbirth rate to 10 per 1,000 births by 2030 Hosted by Fernandez Hospital Educational and Research Foundation (FHERF) and Stillbirth Society of India Over 200 healthcare professionals, policymakers, researchers, and community advocates attended the three-day event    Fernandez Hospital Educational

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 A recent study published in the reputed Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge (IJTK) by researchers conducting the PHI-Public Health Initiative claims the drug reduces anaemia among adolescent girls. The initiative was undertaken to mainstream the use of ‘Siddha’ drugs to combat anaemia. The group of researchers

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Unseen Epidemic, Millions of Indians Are Haunted by the Threat of Cancer Key Findings from the Report: - 60% of respondents reported moderate to extreme worry about developing cancer. - 33% expressed significant concerns over the financial burden of cancer treatment. - 24% feared death as a result

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Dr. S M Fayaz, Consultant - Internal Medicine, Aster Whitefield Hospital, Bengaluru Dengue is a viral disease which is spread by mosquito bites. Since the signs could range from fever, body ache, headache and fatigue to many serious complications, it is essential to know how to

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Organization to provide vaccinations & treatments for several monsoon related diseases and illnesses across all 102 clinics  With the goal of helping Indians tackle monsoon related diseases& illnesses, Apollo Clinic, one of the leading chains of multi-specialty clinics in India has launched a nationwide vaccination campaign.

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During the check-ups, dermatologists provided personalized consultations, offering professional advice and guidance on managing and treating fungal infections. ~The camp facilitated the early detection of fungal infections among police officers and office staff, allowing for prompt treatment and prevention of further complications~ The Debabrata Auro Foundation (DAF)

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