LOS ANGELES (Feb. 17, 2026) — The National Institutes of Health and the National Institute on Aging have awarded a multi-institutional research team led by investigators in the Smidt Heart Institute at Cedars-Sinai $7.5 million to further study how damage to tiny blood vessels contributes to heart disease, cognitive decline…
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Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road Introduces Comprehensive Diabetic Foot Clinic
Mumbai, Feb 17: Wockhardt Hospitals, Mira Road has announced the launch of a dedicated Diabetic Foot Clinic, strengthening its commitment to providing advanced and comprehensive care for patients suffering from diabetic foot complications. The clinic is designed to offer early diagnosis, integrated treatment, and limb-saving interventions under one roof. The…
Continue ReadingPhysiotherapists Explain How Pain Can Be Treated Without Painkillers
New Delhi, Feb 16: With chronic back and joint pain increasingly common among working professionals, the shift toward non-pharmacological pain management is gaining momentum among physiotherapists. The focus is on restoring function, improving mobility, and reducing discomfort. Global research indicates that up to 70–80% of adults experience it at least…
Continue ReadingBeyond Hospitalisation: Comprehensive Financial Protection for Critical Illnesses
Bangalore, Feb 5: India is facing a significant rise in critical, non‑communicable diseases. Diseases such as cancer, heart disease, stroke, and diabetes together account for nearly 63% of all deaths nationwide. The treatment costs for these illnesses are often substantial, ranging from several lakh rupees for surgeries to even higher…
Continue ReadingWorld Cancer Day: Teaching Kindness, Not Fear How Schools Can Talk About Cancer
For many children, the word cancer is surrounded by silence, fear, or fragments of overheard conversations. They realise how serious cancer is, but they’re often not given guidance and support to interpret what it means. Schools have a vital role to fulfil on World Cancer Day – to assist children in their understanding of this complex subject by approaching it with empathy and…
Continue ReadingBeyond Survival: What a Long-Term Study Reveals About Premature Birth
Feb 4:A longitudinal study by researchers at Vilnius University’s Faculty of Medicine shows that nearly 80 percent of all diagnoses in children born prematurely are identified before the age of seven, underscoring the need for early, long-term and personalised follow-up care. Analysing health trajectories from birth to adulthood, Dr Rūta…
Continue ReadingSimonMed Introduces SimonMed Longevity, Expanding Focus on AI-Enabled Preventive and Longevity Care
SCOTTSDALE, AZ — Jan 27 — SimonMed Imaging (“SimonMed”) on Jan 26 announced the next chapter in its evolution as a national leader in diagnostic imaging, unveiling an updated brand and the launch of SimonMed Longevity, a new division focused on AI-enabled preventive care and longevity screening. The rebrand reflects…
Continue ReadingWhy we Need to Talk About Egg freezing— Before It’s Too Late.
“Deciding to have children is a deeply personal choice, and it requires thoughtful consideration,” says Dr. Prathyusha Gunreddy, Fertility Consultant of 9M Fertility by Ankura Hospital. In today’s world, where careers and personal goals often take precedence, women increasingly need the option to decide when and how to start a family. Advances in reproductive technology,…
Continue ReadingRelease Habuild Launches ‘Har Ghar Yoga’ to Help India Start the Year with Healthy Habits
Habuild, India’s first habit-building platform, has announced the launch of its flagship initiative Har Ghar Yoga, encouraging individuals to begin the year by building a simple, sustainable yoga habit through a 21-day free yoga journey. Rooted in the belief that health habits are built through small, repeatable actions, Har Ghar…
Continue ReadingRespiratory Therapy Program Named Amongst Nation’s Best
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – For their exemplary demonstration of best practices in respiratory care and education, Southern Connecticut State University’s Department of Health and Movement Sciences has been recognized with the American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC) APEX Award for 2026–2027. Southern’s Bachelor of Science in Respiratory Therapy (BSRT) program is one of only five educational programs…
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