For women to own their heart health, it is crucial to be aware of symptoms that may not always be ‘classic’ heart attack symptoms, understand their risk factors, and seek timely medical attention
Read article →The institute has performed bone marrow transplants for patients with blood disorders and cancers, using autologous, matched family donor and half-matched transplants
Read article →From recommending adding fish and chicken into the diet, to protein shakes, and lately a ‘Profee’ (protein and coffee), the online space has become a hyperactive protein-pushing zone; experts and doctors stress the need to seek medical guidance and make wholesome food choices without falling prey to trends
Read article →Better storage chemistry, faster hospital protocols, and a database that shows, in real time, exactly which cornea is about to run out of time, who needs it and where, can go a long way towards addressing the under-utilisation of donated corneas
Read article →When the U.K. introduced its soft drinks industry levy, sugar consumption fell. Manufacturers reformulated their drinks to slip below the tax threshold rather than raise prices
Read article →Project Semicolon aims to highlight resilence in mental health awareness using a punctuation mark
Read article →Much like saliva or blood plasma, menstrual fluid is rich with biological information. It is packed with immune cells, endometrial tissue, proteins, and genetic fragments. Scientists are now digging into these biomarkers hoping to find ways to detect diseases early, and thus drop the use of invasive clinical procedures
Read article →WHO regional committee had recommended termination of her appointment a day earlier
Read article →The top court orally said that the PIL was filed with an ulterior motive and lacked bonafide
Read article →Seher Hashmi is traversing thousands of kilometres across India on her Royal Enfield motorcycle to shatter the silence surrounding mental illness
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