According to a study, skipping breakfast or eating it away from home may increase a child's risk of psychosocial health issues

According to a study, skipping breakfast or eating it away from home may increase a child’s risk of psychosocial health issues

Washington: A recent study found that young people’s psychosocial health improves when they eat healthy breakfasts at home. This study is the first to examine the reported effects of whether or not children eat breakfast, and where and what they eat. Previous studies have demonstrated the value of a nutritious meal. These findings offer crucial […]

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Essential diabetes drugs' prices

Essential diabetes drugs’ prices are constrained by a pricing authority

Two essential anti-diabetic medications—Sitagliptin-Metformin combination and Linagliptin-Metformin combination—have been placed under price control by India’s drug pricing authority. The National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority has set retail prices for 45 drug formulations, including the two anti-diabetic medications (NPPA). Since Merck Sharp and Dohme’s (MSD) Sitagliptin patent expired last month, several generic versions of the drug have […]

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Dietary changes can lead to diabetes remission and prevention

Dietary changes can lead to diabetes remission and prevention, according to a study

In New Delhi: Over 80 million Indians are estimated to have pre-diabetes, and there are 74 million people in the country who are estimated to have diabetes. A recent national study, the ICMR-INDIAN research, which employed a linear regression model and quadratic programming, demonstrated that diabetes remission (reversal) could be attained if the carbohydrate content […]

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Mumbai: Doctors split over the idea of chemotherapy at home

Mumbai: Doctors split over the idea of chemotherapy at home

Senior oncologists said chemotherapy is best administered in a hospital setting that can offer emergency care, on Wednesday, as a pilot project offering “chemotherapy at home” was launched from Kurla. Jika Healthcare founder Jignesh Patel is certain that some “strata of the population” are prepared for the “chemo at home” program. According to Patel, cancer […]

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Drugs for Hepatitis C may reduce symptoms of PTSD

Drugs for Hepatitis C may reduce symptoms of PTSD

Many people in Boston are affected by posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). This potentially chronic illness disrupts people’s lives, which raises the risk of developing new health issues or exacerbating already existing ones like depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and suicidal thoughts. Even though PTSD frequently occurs, only two drugs, sertraline, and paroxetine have been approved by […]

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PM to open mega hospital with hi-tech centralised automated lab

PM to open mega hospital with hi-tech centralised automated lab to have 7-storey research block

Faridabad: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate a 2,600-bed new private hospital next week, complete with cutting-edge technology such as a centralised fully automated laboratory, patient-centric wards and OPDs, and built on a sprawling 130-acre campus with sustainability in mind. The modern Amrita Hospital has a dedicated seven-story research block and was built […]

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