health

Bangalore, June 04, 2025: In response to the looming public health crisis caused by rising temperatures and intense heat waves, a two-day event in Bengaluru confronted one of India’s most pressing urban challenges: Heat Stress, and its impact on informal sector workers, who struggle with limited access to shelter, cooling, water and sanitation.     Organised by People First Cities, an initiative […]

Hyderabad, 3rd June 2025 — 9M Hospital, the premium wing of Ankura Hospital for Women and Children, proudly announces the launch of its Reconstructive & Cosmetic Gynaecology Department—a pioneering initiative that marks the launch of India’s first intimate wellness and cosmetic gynaecology centre, located within a comprehensive, multi-specialty hospital dedicated for women. Designed with a vision to redefine how intimate care is delivered, this state-of-the-art department provides non-invasive, painless, and highly effective solutions that are grounded in compassion,

New Delhi,2nd June 2025: Girlyveda, India’s emerging women’s wellness brand rooted in Ayurveda, has announced the launch of ‘Acne Slash’, its latest innovation in natural skincare. These Ayurvedic acne relief capsules are specially crafted for women struggling with acne and pimples, offering a gentle yet powerful approach to clearer skin. Acne Slash is a plant-powered blend of

Chennai, 1st June 2025: MGM Healthcare has launched the ‘Nalam’ Institute for Metabolic Disorders and Hormonal Health to provide personalised, result-oriented weight loss support through medical care, nutrition guidance, lifestyle interventions, psychological counselling, and surgical options. Backed by a multidisciplinary team, the clinic will adopt a scientific and holistic approach—leveraging advances in medical science to assess

Researchers precisely quantify ions, nanoparticles, and aggregates of the same element, addressing the key regulatory gap in nanomedicine evaluation  Current regulations for nanomedicines overlook the effects of the different forms of the same element, such as ions, nanoparticles, and aggregates. In a recent study, Japanese researchers developed a new analytical method combining an asymmetric flow

Mumbai, May 29, 2025: P. D. Hinduja Hospital & Medical Research Centre entered into a strategic services agreement with King’s College London, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation in April 2024 to deliver training in clinical and non-clinical courses for doctors and nurses, research capacity building and executive education to health professionals in India and the UK. The inaugural academic initiative of this collaboration was launched

“Eating fresh, home-grown produce ensures better health and a cleaner lifestyle,” say experts at FTCCI’s ‘Grow Your Own Food’ session Hyderabad, May 29, 2025: In a timely and transformative initiative, the Federation of Telangana Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FTCCI), through its Agro & Food Processing Committee, hosted a unique session titled “Grow Your Own

Gurugram, 29th May 2025: Manasthali, a leading mental health platform founded by renowned psychiatrist Dr. Jyoti Kapoor, has announced the launch of its Summer Internship Program 2025 — a comprehensive initiative aimed at equipping psychology students and young professionals with practical, hands-on experience in clinical mental healthcare. The program is available at two levels — Foundational and Advanced — catering to varying stages of academic and professional development. Targeted

Mumbai , May 2025 : In an era of increasing stress, performance pressure, and personal isolation, mental health professionals are sounding the alarm: depression is real, it’s widespread, and it’s often invisible. “Depression can be a silent killer,” says Dr. Pratik Surandashe, psychiatrist with Apex Group of Hospitals in Borivali, Mumbai. “It’s crucial to recognize

Women’s Health Month: Multi–institutional study highlights role of robotic–assisted surgery in reshaping gynaecological care in India Mumbai, 28th May 2025: As India observes Women’s Health Month, a study conducted across five tertiary care hospitals by analysing the data of surgeries performed by using the da Vinci technology over a decade is shedding light on how robotic–assisted surgery (RAS) is steadily transforming gynaecological care across the country. The study documents a significant rise in the use of robotic surgery for both benign and malignant conditions and is significant for its implications