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Linda Meilour Poquee, a ailing Liberian is currently stranded in India and seeking help from humanitarians and Liberians at home and abroad to continue her battle against eye cancer.MONROVIA – An ailing Liberian lady, Linda Meilour Poquee currently i

Apart from reducing hospitalisation for the most vulnerable group and its efficacy against Omicron variants, Paxlovid has also shown to decrease the chances of long COVID-19.

Use nose drops or rewetting eye solutions, and drink lots of water, suggested Dr Shriram Nene

"The exact cause of the condition is not well understood, but it is believed to be related to the anatomical structure of the pelvis, with some people having a narrower space between the iliac artery and vein," said Dr Shuchin Bajaj

High noise causes the release of stress hormones like cortisol and adrenaline. This raises blood pressure, disturbs sleep and aggravates existing stress, say experts

Fasting is not about starving but about undergoing a natural detox and eating mindfully. For those conscious of their weight and fitness, Ramadan offers a golden opportunity to practice intermittent fasting along with consuming nutritious food items

Heartbreaks are directly proportional to physical health; when one is in love, happy hormones are released, but when a loved one deserts, stress hormones lead to heartaches, say experts

Industry experts laud the programmes announced in the health, pharma, and medical services sector in the budget, , Union Budget 2023-24, nirmala sitharaman, healthcare, health sector, pharmaceuticals, medical services

Mandatory as per amended rules of Maharashtra Nursing Homes Registration Act, 2021

NGO conducts survey of 40 health facilities, finds only three displaying patients’ rights charter and treatment tariff; activists cry foul, urge patients to know their rights, tell PMC to get proactive