Dr. Rita Bakshi IVF is the most common type of assisted reproductive technology. During IVF egg is removed from women's ovaries and eggs are fertilised with sperm in a lab. The fertilized egg, called an embryo is transfered into women's uterus that leads to pregnancy. There are
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
Dr. Rajat Gupta's Prestige Showcased at Aesthetic Meeting 2024: Among Top 10 Surgeons Worldwide Dr. Rajat Gupta, a distinguished name in the realm of plastic surgery, recently had the privilege of showcasing his groundbreaking technique of High-definition Abdominoplasty at The American Aesthetic Society's Aesthetic Meeting
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
In an era where women play multifaceted roles, their health and well-being are crucial. Unfortunately, an alarming number of women today face deficiencies in micronutrients, leading to prevalent health issues, most notably anemia. Recognizing this critical concern, Narivitos steps forward as a beacon of health,
In a world where equality and representation are paramount, Girl Up stands as a beacon of hope and empowerment. This girl-centered leadership development program is dedicated to championing equity for girls and women, especially in spaces where their voices often go unnoticed or underrepresented. The
82.8% women struggle to focus on work due to menstrual periods or pain associated with it India’s leading feminine hygiene brand, Everteen, has released findings of its 8th Annual Everteen Menstrual Hygiene Survey 2023. Everteen is one of the partners for #MHDay2023, which is also supported
Vidya Balan is the face of the digital campaign Mumbai, Maharashtra, India Cervical Cancer is India’s second most common cancer, affecting more than 1.23 lakh women each year. Around 77,000 Indian women die of the disease. Despite being the only preventable cancers, awareness about effective and reliable
Dr Omkar Sadigale, Orthopedic Surgeon SRV Hospital Mumbai It will be imperative for each and every individual to maintain a good bone-mineral density after turning 40. Did you know? A well-balanced diet, supplementation, regular exercise, and kicking-off unhealthy lifestyle habits are all essential for good bone health. Read
* Mild symptoms for those who are fully vaccinated * Not much prevalent in children * Cases almost equal in men and women Severity in Covid-19 is much lesser in Omicron variant when compared to Delta variant. Those who are fully vaccinated with both the doses need not
