29-year-old woman undergoes breast reconstruction for childhood burn deformity
A 29-year-old woman with a severe post-burn deformity of the left chest and breast, resulting from a childhood burn injury, has successfully undergone very complex reconstructive plastic surgery at Apollo Spectra Hospital,...
Why India needs uniform strategy for equitable access to Cancer treatment, experts explain
In the backdrop of observation that India may emerge as the Cancer Capital of the World, the health experts assert that the country needs a coordinated national approach to bridge the gap between breakthrough cancer...
Centre bans sale of Cough syrups without valid prescription
The Centre has amended the Drugs rule, omitting the word “Syrup” from Schedule K, the list of medicines exempted from the requirement of a prescription by a registered medical practitioner. Lozenges, pills or tablets for...
Ayurvedic wellness brand Amma Living launched to bring traditional wisdom into everyday life
An Ayurvedic preventive wellness brand – Amma Living – has made its entry into India’s evolving wellness landscape with a clear focus on bringing traditional wisdom into everyday life. Rooted in the philosophy of...
Cancer Awareness, Prevention and Screening camp held at Tis Hazari Court Complex
In an effort to promote early detection and prevention of deadly cancer among court staffs, the Delhi State Cancer Institute held a ‘Cancer Awareness, Prevention and Screening’ (CAPS) camp at the Tis Hazari Court...
Over 90% Glaucoma cases undiagnosed in India, experts at AbbVie Conclave
Nearly 90 per cent of glaucoma cases in India remain undiagnosed, experts warned at a National Media Conclave hosted by global biopharmaceutical company AbbVie in New Delhi. The event, organised during World Glaucoma Week at...
Common among women of reproductive age-group, AIIMS warns of rising prevalence of autoimmune disease
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences on Wednesday flagged concern over a spurt in non-communicable diseases like auto-immune disease due to lifestyle factors especially chronic stress and obesity besides food pattern,...
Eggs safe for use, cancer-risk claims misleading: FSSAI
Dismissing the recent claims of linking eggs to cancer risk, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) on Saturday said eggs available in the country are safe for human consumption and that reports alleging...
From fake-Paneer to synthetic milk: Expanding market of food fraud in India
Across India’s food landscape, quiet substitutions have begun shaping what reaches the plate. The cubes of paneer in a curry, the morning milk swirling into tea, even the ghee promising purity many now have cheaper,...
Rare Case: Doctors save life of patient with multiple cardiac arrest during surgery
In an uncommon measure, doctors at a city hospital pulled off a 55-year patient with multiple cardiac arrests to life following a certain procedure. While undergoing a routine procedure to remove a sebaceous cyst, the...
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