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Tata Memorial researchers warn that high-cost immunotherapies risk pushing families into poverty, urging reforms in drug pricing, insurance and quality control in generics
In my years as a gynaecologist, one truth stands clear. Hormonal health is built daily, not prescribed instantly.
The prevalence of heat pockets in your locality is putting stress on your heart. Here are the possible reasons behind why urban cities aren't cooling down at night and why cities need a heart-first plan to avoid a public health crisis.
A raid on a Gurgaon hospital last month led police to unearth the racket, running into the tune of least Rs 1 crore. With police suspecting the involvement of a larger network, The Indian Express looks at the probe so far, the scale of the operation, as well as its modus operandi.
The 93-year-old woman’s video has prompted a series of positive remarks on social media, with many reacting with heart emoticons.
Dr Ramakanta Panda, cardiac surgeon and Chairman of Asian Heart Institute, Mumbai, on discipline in early years, developing small daily habits, changing gears with age and stress-busting
Autism does not suddenly appear in adulthood. Experts say growing awareness is helping many people finally understand themselves.
Dr. Shivaraj A. L. explains how Holi colours, both in powder form and liquid form, can trigger allergies and breathing issues. Along with simple safety tips that should be followed to avoid it.
Reusing cooking oil is a common practice in many households, but does the money it saves outweigh the health risks? Dr Sehrawat explains the health risks.
Cardiologist warns that sudden cardiac arrest isn't always "silent"; recognising subtle signs can the difference between life and death when you're alone
Holi colours can leave your skin irritated, dry, and inflamed if you are not careful. A dermatologist shares simple steps to protect and repair your skin before and after the festival.
Living with Isaacs' syndrome, a rare neurological condition, has made experience with healthcare challenging. Despite millions affected, support is limited.
As policies promise support and courts intervene, thousands of rare disease patients remain trapped between soaring drug costs, patchy funding and a system struggling to keep pace.
Raw spinach can have E coli bacteria, and high oxalates that may lead to kidney stones. Check two more veggies that can be harmful if not cooked properly.
Morning stiffness is common after 40 and often harmless. But if it lasts long or comes with swelling and fatigue, it may signal a deeper problem.
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