Mumbai- As geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan escalate, the psychological fallout is becoming increasingly visible, according to Dr. Sonal Anand, psychiatrist at Wockhardt Hospital, Mira Road. Beyond headlines of troop movements and diplomatic strain, a silent mental health crisis is taking root among citizens. Periods of uncertainty and threat trigger the body’s stress response system, particularly the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis,” explains Dr. Anand. “This…
Can Moles Increase Your Risk of Developing Skin Cancer?
Authored by Pinaki Mahato, Consultant – Medical Oncology, HCG Cancer Centre, Vadodara Time & age are two common factors that affect the transformation of our skin. Every individual has certain unique skin features, moles or freckles being the most common ones. Usually, moles appear as birthmarks and do not pose any cause for concern. Moles, most commonly known as nevi, are small, benign, regular-looking skin…
8th Edition of Global Grace Cancer Run–2025, the World’s Largest Cancer Awareness Run, Announced
Hyderabad, May 09, 2025 — GRACE (Global Research and Cancer Education) Cancer Foundation on Friday announced the 8th edition of Quambiant Developers Global Grace Cancer Run (GGCR)–2025, powered by Evernorth, the world’s largest Cancer Awareness Run, at a launch function held at Hotel Daspalla, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad. The theme for the edition is “Run for Grace and Screen for Life” The run will be organised by the…
World Thalassemia Day: Medical Breakthrough Offers Hope to Thalassemia Patients
NEW DELHI, May 8, 2025 — Dharamshila Narayana Superspeciality Hospital announces a milestone achievement in thalassemia treatment, as young patient Gaurvik celebrates two years free from blood transfusions following a pioneering haploidentical bone marrow transplant (BMT). Diagnosed with Beta Thalassemia Major at just six months of age, Gaurvik’s life began with regular hospital visits and constant blood transfusions. The only curative option for his condition…
Early Signs and Care Tips for Managing Asthma Effectively
By-Dr Mrinmoy Mitra Consultant Pulmonologist ILS Hospitals, Dumdum Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that can be effectively managed with proper care and treatment. It is important to understand the early signs and adopt appropriate preventive measures to ensure a good quality of life for those affected. Asthma is a Well-Controllable Disease if Treated Properly Asthma, though chronic in nature, is not a disease that…
Palomar Health Salutes Nurses in Celebration of National Nurses Week
SAN DIEGO, CA — May 6, 2025 — As California’s largest public healthcare district, Palomar Health is proud to recognize its extraordinary team of nurses during National Nurses Week, happening May 6–12, 2025. Nurses are the heart of Palomar Health, providing expert, compassionate care that touches thousands of lives across the region. Their commitment to healing, comforting and promoting health is what brings the organization’s…
Heat Wave: A Serious Threat to Health and Well-Being
By – Dr Pinaki De, Consultant Physician, ILS Hospitals, Dumdum A heat wave is a prolonged period of excessively hot weather, often accompanied by high humidity, which can have serious health implications. The most common and least severe health issue related to extreme heat is heat rash or prickly heat. However, prolonged exposure can lead to more serious conditions, progressing from heat cramps to heat…
Dr. Shubham Vatsya Saves 77-Year-Old Man After Swallowing Keychain
New Delhi, May 03,2025 : One of the rarest of the rare cases of a foreign body ingestion came to Dr. Shubham Vatsya. A 77 year old man accidently ingested a key with a full keychain, probably due to dementia. The observation was difficulty in swallowing food and even water, and even finding hard to breathe. A swift X-ray by the attending general physician revealed…
From Coma to Comeback: Odisha Migrant Worker Saved by Rare Pancreatic Surgery at Manipal Hospital Bhubaneswar
From Coma to Comeback: Odisha Migrant Worker in Qatar Underwent Life-Saving Surgery for Rare Pancreatic Complications at Manipal Hospital Bhubaneswar Bhubaneswar, 2nd May, 2025: For 27-year-old Rohit (name changed), who hailed from a humble background in Berhampur, it was a dream come true when he landed in Qatar to build a better life. But, just 3 months into the job, his whole life changed for…
Who’s Steering Indian Health Policy COP11 Highlights Foreign Influence
As India prepares for the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) COP11, concerns over foreign influence in health policymaking are gaining prominence. Growing apprehension surrounds the FCTC process, which many believe is increasingly shaped not by science but by a few powerful international NGOs, often backed by private philanthropic funding. While India has consistently asserted its right to localize global frameworks across sectors, the…