The best way to stop the spread of this disease is through increased awareness, which is why this year’s World Diabetes Day theme is “Make People Educated for the Future.” Another sad fact about this illness is that between 17 and 20 percent of diabetic patients pass away before turning 50 years old: Subhash Kumar, […]
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Looking at the safety of 50 million lives till the end of this decade, nations worldwide agreed last year to ensure sustainable access to a wide range of vaccines for everyone. But according to Kate O’Brien, the WHO’s vaccine chief, “a new paradigm” is required to meet this challenge. Geneva: WHO emphasized on Wednesday that […]
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Our health depends on the health of the climate surrounding us and these ecosystems are now under threat from deforestation, agriculture, and other land-use changes and rapid urban development,” according to the WHO. Geneva: The World Health Organization (WHO) issued a sad reminder that the climate crisis is still making people sick and endangering lives […]
Continue ReadingThe results highlight the importance of sleep therapy for those at high risk for the condition and eye exams for those with chronic sleep disorders to look for any early signs of glaucoma. New Delhi: In a study published in the open-access journal BMJ Open, researchers from the UK warned that poor sleep quality, including […]
Continue ReadingExperts advise patients to use caution if they experience fever, nausea, vomiting, rashes, pain behind the eyes, or pain in their muscles, joints, or bones. A 50-year-old man from Sultanpur arrived in Lucknow and started experiencing fever and body aches for five days. He continued to take medication from a neighborhood pharmacy to treat his […]
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Hospitals are noticing an increase in the number of patients visiting OPDs with health issues like breathing difficulties, tightness in the chest, asthmatic symptoms, runny noses, sore throats, itchy and watery eyes, and asthmatic symptoms. This is because the city has been exposed to toxic air for the past few days. NEW DELHI: As the […]
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The Abbott Ipsos survey took insights from more than 1,200 people across seven cities. The objective was to assess awareness levels, perceptions, and experiences women go through during menopause. The survey included women in the 45-55years age group and family members. Mumbai: In honor of World Menopause Month in October, Abbott spearheads initiatives to […]
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Increased use of electronic devices increases the risk of development of Myopia and eye dryness. Around 50% of people are thought to have dry eyes, a condition that is frequently underdiagnosed. A mobile device, laptop, or desktop screen can cause dryness and eye fatigue, known as computer vision syndrome. Mumbai: Nearly one billion people worldwide […]
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The government will implement the cataract programme by allocating more than 350 operating rooms in state-run district hospitals, medical schools, civil hospitals, and other health department facilities that can offer eye-related medical care. Pune: The state government will begin a “Preventable Blindness Free Maharashtra Mission” in November this year. The goal is to identify and treat […]
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Cholera, a disease that dates back to the 19th century, may return after years of decline, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned. The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning that after years of decline, the 19th-century illness Cholera may come back. According to Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director general of WHO, food and […]
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