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15 Sep

Child Help Foundation Inaugurates 10 Baby Feeding Centres Across Bengaluru Metro Stations

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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], September 15: Child Help Foundation, a Pan India non-profit organization, Child Help Foundation (CHF), with the support of the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL), has inaugurated 10 Baby Feeding Centres across 10 Bengaluru Metro stations. These thoughtfully designed spaces provide mothers with comfort, privacy, and a welcoming environment, ensuring that every mother travelling with her little one has a safe place to pause, feed, and care for her child. Bengaluru is a metro city that never slows down, carrying thousands of commuters across the city every single day. Among them are countless mothers travelling with infants,…

14 Sep

When Does a Child’s Heart Need Attention: The Warning Signs Parents Shouldn’t Ignore

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Dr Manvinder Singh Sachdev explains that it is imperative to identify the symptoms in children associated with heart problems and to undergo a cardiac evaluation of the child. Gurugram (Haryana) [India], September 10: It is no surprise that children have a natural resilience. In many cases, fatigue, breathlessness, or poor appetite can be associated with other common ailments that all children may have. Nevertheless, there are some symptoms which can indicate the presence of some heart diseases, and should not be ignored. Proper identification of early signs and further evaluation of these can assist in successful diagnosis of heart disease among children. Dr. Manvinder Singh Sachdev, a…

07 Sep

‘By The Time A Woman Feels A Lump, We’ve Already Lost Time’ — Dr. Esha Pai on Breast & Cervical Cancer

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A conversation with Dr. Esha Pai, Senior Consultant – Surgical Oncology, Apollomedics Hospitals, Lucknow Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh) [India], September 7: Dr. Esha Pai has spent over a decade operating on cancers most people would rather not think about. A gold medalist from Tata Memorial Hospital and now a surgical oncologist at Apollomedics Hospitals, Lucknow, she’s seen up close what happens when breast and cervical cancer — two of the most common cancers among Indian women — go unscreened for years. We asked her to walk us through the numbers, where the system is failing women, and what she’s personally trying…

31 Aug

Why Your Heart Pounds After Climbing Stairs — Even If You Exercise Regularly

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– Dr Deebanshu Gupta, Interventional Cardiologist, Sarvodya Hospital, Jalandhar Jalandhar [Punjab], August 31: Have you ever experienced that your heart starts to pound after climbing up a few flights of stairs – despite regular workouts? It can feel alarming, especially if you can run or cycle for much longer without any issues. But stairs are a completely different cardiovascular exercise since it uses gravity; the effort level goes up all of a sudden and works out big muscle groups. The Physiological Reasons Behind the Issue The resting heart rate of an adult person is between 60 and 100 beats per…

14 Jul

Inside Eka Dental Care: Can Low Prices and Quality Coexist?

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 14: Dental care is often one of those things everyone agrees matters, yet most people keep pushing it down the to-do list. The reason is straightforward: it’s expensive. A small dental treatment at a premium clinic can eat up half a month’s salary for an average Indian household. When a family needs more than one treatment done, the math gets even tougher so the visit keeps getting delayed, often until a minor issue turns into a painful, more expensive one, quietly weighing on the household the whole time. Challenges in Dental Care: Why Quality and Affordability…

06 Jul

A Podcast That Changes Our Perspective on Brain Health

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Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], July 6: “Brain ek aesi cheez hain jise cleaning ki zaroorat hain,” says Dr. Hrishikesh Kumar, Head of Neurology, Director of Research, and Vice Chairman at the Institute of Neurosciences, Kolkata. A discussion with the illustrious doctor explores the six pillars of brain health: physical activity, cognitive stimulation, diet, nutrients and moderation, sleep, and social connection. At the heart of the conversation is a powerful reminder: “Hum jo bhi hain, brain ke karan hi hain.” Dr. Kumar explains how lifelong learning and mental engagement help build cognitive reserve, noting that “Early age hain information ko gather karne ka, later age hain process…

01 Apr

RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Center Honored by Government of Jharkhand State for its ‘TB-Free Campaign’

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Ranchi (Jharkhand) [India], April 01: On the occasion of World TB Day, the RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Center—in collaboration with the SBI Foundation—played a pivotal role in the state’s mission to become TB-free by conducting TB screenings and diagnostic tests, as well as distributing medicines and nutrition kits in Ranchi and Khunti (Jharkhand). Working in conjunction with CCL, the RK HIV AIDS Research and Care Center conducted TB screenings in the Chakara district, thereby raising awareness regarding the disease. Furthermore, by coordinating with the local district administration, the Center contributed significantly toward the goal of eradicating TB. In…

31 Mar

IRS Officer and Fit India Ambassador Narendra Kumar Yadav Set to Launch New Book Highlighting Fitness as a Key Pillar of India’s 2047 Vision

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New Delhi [India], March 31: Bringing together the themes of fitness, public policy, and India’s long-term development vision, IRS Narendra Kumar Yadav is set to launch his new book, Fitness & Bharat @2047, a thought-provoking work on the role of health in building a stronger nation. The book highlights why fitness must be seen not merely as a lifestyle choice, but as a vital pillar of India’s future. Through this work, Narendra Kumar Yadav aims to spark a broader conversation about health, discipline, and citizens’ roles in shaping a healthier, more resilient India. At its core, the book reflects on…

19 Mar

The Pioneers Are Back: 8th International Conference on Corticobasal® Implantology Returns to Goa, June 2026

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India’s Most Prestigious Dental Implant Conference Brings Global Leaders, Breakthrough Science & Immersive Learning to the Beaches of Goa Goa [India], March 19: Simpladent India is proud to announce the 8th International Conference on Corticobasal® Implantology (8th ICCI 2026) — widely regarded as the most prestigious dental implant conference in India for 2026 — scheduled from 5th to 7th June 2026 at the iconic Novotel Goa Dona Sylvia Resort, Cavelossim Beach, South Goa. This landmark international implantology conference brings together the world’s foremost innovators in corticobasal® implantology, basal implant surgery, and immediate loading dental implants for three immersive days of…

12 Mar

World Kidney Day: Understanding Kidney Health Before It’s Too Late

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World Kidney Day 2026 New Delhi [India], March 12: On the occasion of World Kidney Day, leading kidney experts from across India come together to highlight the growing importance of kidney health and early awareness. As kidney diseases often progress silently without noticeable symptoms in the early stages, timely screening and preventive care are essential. Through their insights, these specialists emphasize the need for healthier lifestyles, regular health monitoring, and greater public awareness to help people protect their kidneys before serious complications arise. Dr. Waheedu Zzaman, MBBS, MS (Gen Surgery), MCh (Urology), DNB (Urology), MNAMS.DIP LAP Urology (Strasbourg, France), Robotic Urology…