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Dr Thakare of AIIMS gets the best oral presentation award - Vimarsana News

Dr Thakare of AIIMS gets the best oral presentation award

Dr Avinash Thakare, Additional Professor, Physiology, AIIMS Bhopal was warded with Best Oral Presentation in Faculty category at 4th International Basic Medical Sciences e-conference (BMSeCON-2023) held recently at AVMC, Medical College, Puducherry. Dr Thakare presented his research work titled

TM-Sidhi Program: How Does Transcendental Meditation Boost Mental Health? - Vimarsana News

TM-Sidhi Program: How Does Transcendental Meditation Boost Mental Health?

TM practitioners in India exhibit improved cognitive function and reduced stress levels compared to non-practitioners. TheHealthSite.com

AIIMS Bhopal inventors secure patent for oral physiotherapy device - Vimarsana News

AIIMS Bhopal inventors secure patent for oral physiotherapy device

In a breakthrough, AIIMS Bhopal's Dr Anshul Rai, an Additional Professor, along with residents Dr. Anuj Jain and Dr. Amit Singh, distinguished Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and a Prosthodontist respectively, have been granted a patent by the Government of India for their innovative oral

JN.1 Covid Variant Cases On The Rise, Experts Advise Not To Panic - Vimarsana News

JN.1 Covid Variant Cases On The Rise, Experts Advise Not To Panic

New Delhi, Dec 24 (IANS) The steep rise in the new JN.1 sub-variant of Covid-19 virus globally, including in India, has alarmed the governments and healthcare

JN.1 Covid variant cases on the rise, experts advise not to panic - Vimarsana News

JN.1 Covid variant cases on the rise, experts advise not to panic

The steep rise in the new JN.1 sub-variant of Covid-19 virus globally, including in India, has alarmed the governments and healthcare authorities, but there is a breather -- the new variant is not causing severe infections or hospitalisations ...