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Mental Health in Digital Age

Introduction The rapid expansion of digital technology has transformed our lives in ways that were unimaginable a few decades ago. Smartphones, social media, and instant communication have br...Read More
Posted by Himansu Jena on Thu, Oct 2, 2025   (456)

Mental Wellness Revolution - The New Frontier in Healthcare

Here's something that might surprise you: your gut has more to do with your mood than your morning coffee does. I've been diving deep into the latest wellness research, and honestly? The connections ...Read More
Posted by Antonio D'Costa on Wed, Sep 3, 2025   (5252)

Mindful Eating: A Sustainable Way to Achieve Healthy Weight

Introduction In a world filled with fast food, crash diets, and calorie counting apps, many people have lost touch with one of the most natural human activities — eating. For women above 30, ...Read More
Posted by Renuka Devi on Thu, Aug 7, 2025   (7189)

Meet Postbiotics The New Players In Overall Health

Gut health has become one of the most talked-about topics in recent years. By now, many of us are familiar with probiotics (the beneficial bacteria that support digestion) and prebiotics (the nutrien...Read More
Posted by Kanya Siva on Thu, Jul 31, 2025   (11111)

Mounting Burden of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease and its Significance for Public Health

Introduction: ‘The Liver’ our body’s remarkable organ, the hepatic apparatus weighs around three pounds. This Cuneal Reddish-Brown organ located in the upper right quadrant of ...Read More
Posted by Manjubashini on Sat, Jun 7, 2025   (2789)

Marfan syndrome - Systemic and Ocular features

Marfan syndrome is one of the most common inheritable genetic defects with a prevalence of around 1 in 5000 population. It is an Autosomal Dominant (AD) connective tissue disorder, with basic defec...Read More
Posted by Manogna A on Fri, Nov 29, 2024   (1985)

Managing Diabetes And Associated Symptoms

Synopsis: It is crucial to understand that continuous care and follow-up are the only ways to effectively manage diabetes. When left untreated and mismanaged, diabetes can lead to serious and...Read More
Posted by Antony76 on Mon, May 20, 2024   (2670)

Mindful Eating: Savoring Every Bite

Introduction In our fast-paced lives, meals often become mere routines- scarfed down while multitasking or consumed absentmindedly. Mindful eating invites us to break free from this cycle and tr...Read More
Posted by Edward Halley Samuel on Thu, Mar 28, 2024   (2018)

Myocardial disease, Prevention and Detection in blood

Myocardial infarction Many people are getting confused with the terminology of Heart attack with Myocardial infarction. In fact myocardial infarction is a disease since the heart muscle do not g...Read More
Posted by Prabhu Sukumaran on Thu, Nov 2, 2023   (2793)

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Which side of your body in More Prone to Sickness - Right or Left

I have often had patients who have more problems on one side of the body than the other. Many patients over the years I have noticed, keep coming back with one or another problem on one side of their...Read More
Posted by Sunil Shroff on Fri, Sep 10, 2010   (107857)

BENEFITS OF DRINKING WATER ON EMPTY STOMACH

BENEFITS OF DRINKING WATER ON EMPTY STOMACH DRINK WATER ON EMPTY STOMACH It is popular in Japan today to drink water immediately after waking up every morning. Furthermore, scientific tests have...Read More
Posted by suresh j kumar on Wed, Jul 8, 2009   (63292)

DNB diploma gets international recognition

It is great to read that the DNB diploma offered by the National Board of Examinations , New Delhi, India has gained recognition in Europe and Middle East. The RCS Edinburgh now recognizes surgeons ...Read More
Posted by KETAN VAGHOLKAR on Tue, Nov 8, 2011   (27192)

Increase your children's intellegence by homoeopathy

There are many problems of children which make trouble their parents. Some children are weak in study, some write untidy, Some of them are weak in mathematics and some have a...Read More
Posted by arun kumar burnwal on Mon, Jun 13, 2011   (35442)

Painless treatment of piles ; Stapler surgery and DG- HAL

  If Piles (hemorrhoids) are detected at an early stage it can be treated effectively without having to do open painful surgery. Many advanced minimally invasive techniques are availab...Read More
Posted by Jhawar-Hospital on Sun, Jan 24, 2010   (25113)

Sleep Deprivation

SLEEP DERPRIVATION AND ITS IMPACT ON HEALTH In simple terms, Sleep Deprivation means not getting sufficient amount of sleep which may occur due to numerous reasons: from physical illness to menta...Read More
Posted by Mansi Midha on Fri, Jun 21, 2013   (32741)

Does Stress Lead to Unwanted Hair Amongst Women

Twenty-seven year old Priya was busy concentrating on her new job and the new promotion at work. The entire week seemed to just pass by meeting the set targets and handling every responsibility in th...Read More
Posted by Chhavi Kapur Motwani on Mon, Sep 5, 2011   (34618)

An Eating Disorder called Pica

In my childhood days, I was friends with a girl in the neighbourhood who would secretly nibble on ash chips from the small mud ‘choolah’ in her backyard. She would encourage me to taste s...Read More
Posted by Lakshmi Gopal on Mon, Apr 4, 2011   (38692)

How To Relish The Banana Stem For Good Health

Banana stem, appearing as a waste of the banana plant is supposed to be very good for health. One can use banana stem for its high nutritive value in different ways. It is also a source of energy and...Read More
Posted by Nirmala Subramanian on Tue, Feb 16, 2010   (46126)

Pubalgia; Groin Pain.. What it is, How and how it is diagnosed.

Pubalgia... ...was originally known as Sport's Hernia , and Sportsman's Hernia , and described abdominal and inguinal pain experienced by athletes without any evidence of actual hernia upon phy...Read More
Posted by I1580918 on Wed, Feb 24, 2010   (47065)