A recent study should serve as a clear warning to anyone who cares about their dental health: using tobacco, in any form, including the increasingly popular practise of vaping, is a recipe for dental disaster. The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) in the United States issued the warning after researchers examined several […]
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The AQI in IVF clinics all over India showed how lab contaminants could harm the entire IVF procedure. A study was carried out to raise awareness about the value of real-time air quality monitoring in IVF centres. Chennai: IVF procedures need a stable cultural environment, and indoor air quality directly affects how well they work. […]
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Researchers are developing skin-like electronics that combine artificial intelligence to detect potentially emerging severe health issues. With the title “Intrinsically stretchable neuromorphic devices for on-body processing of health data with artificial intelligence,” a study was published in the journal Matter. Although they are more and more common, flexible, wearable electronics have yet to reach their […]
Continue ReadingAs the cold and pollution increase, more children are developing pneumonia. Unvaccinated people are more susceptible to getting sick. Noida: These days, everyone’s health is being impacted, whether young, old or in between. The common cold now takes longer to recover from than it used to, which was usually three to five days. The number of […]
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Due to high incidence and prevalence of diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, dietary habits, genetic risk factors, rising rates of obesity and sedentary lifestyles, smoking, and other risk factors, Indians are already more likely than Westerners to suffer a heart attack, and this risk is higher at a younger age. Leading cardiologists reiterated that long-term COVID could […]
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India outperformed almost all of its former peers, including neighbors like Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Bhutan, in reducing its maternal mortality ratio (MMR) to less than a quarter of the levels it was at about two decades ago. According to a study of the data from 2007–2009 to 2018–20, the progress has been consistent. New Delhi: India […]
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While the majority of cases of kidney disease are caused by uncontrolled blood pressure, blood sugar, or both, other causes include addictions to alcohol, tobacco, drugs, and long-term painkiller use, said Dr. Manish Mandal, IGIMS Director. Patna: Although several hospitals have the resources to treat urologic conditions involving the kidneys, the state capital still has few […]
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To prevent measles and rubella in Mumbai, the state government on Thursday established a special task force for measles and began administering an additional dose of vaccine. Measles vaccinations are given twice, once at nine months and once at sixteen months postpartum. Pune: Dr. Subhash Salunkhe, the director of the 11-person task force established by the […]
Continue ReadingAccording to experts, India is vulnerable because no law requires routine healthcare infrastructure audits The cyberattack on the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, which has rendered the premier healthcare institution inoperable for the past two weeks, has sparked several questions about how well the nation is prepared to defend against attacks on its critical […]
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According to doctors, the viruses that the recent abrupt temperature changes have activated may continue to be active for another two weeks. Once Covid has been ruled out, some people are tested for viruses, but experts say that most people have already been exposed to the common ones that become active at this time of […]
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