Care
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
- Photos
- Web Stories
-
India's Cancer Affordability: Cheaper Drugs Alone Cannot Save More Lives
Price control is not the answer to India's cancer problem. What it needs is a comprehensive strategy of transparent pharmaceutical pricing, indigenous innovation, rational treatment protocols, evidence-based reimbursement and equitable health care delivery.
-
Varun Dhawan Says Janhvi Kapoor Loves Oiling Her Hair: How Often And What Kind Of Oil Helps Hair Growth?
Janhvi Kapoor oils her hair thrice weekly, a tradition from her late mother, aiding hair condition but not proven to boost growth.
-
Ramayana Actor Sai Pallavi Once Opened Up About Acne And Rosacea: What These Skin Conditions Mean
Actor Sai Pallavi embraces natural skin, sharing how confidence grew despite living with acne and rosacea, challenging beauty norms.
-
Treating Psoriasis Right: Doctor Explains How To Prevent Skin Flare-Ups At Home
Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin disease often mistaken for eczema or dandruff. An experienced dermatologist explains the warning signs, stress triggers, skincare mistakes and treatment approaches that can help patients manage the condition.
-
Heart Attack During the Festivities: The Warning Signs You Should Never Brush Aside
Patients with existing hypertension, diabetes, or a history of cardiac disease should maintain their medication schedule without interruption during the festive period.
-
India Ranks 3rd Globally For Healthcare Quality. Check Complete List Here
India ranked number one among all 32 surveyed nations for scheduling flexibility, with 73% of citizens reporting they can easily secure a doctor's appointment when necessary.
-
Rome Hospital Taps Culture To Help Heal Cancer Patients
With art-filled treatment areas, museum tours and even ancient temple ruins on its grounds, a Rome hospital is hoping culture therapy will boost its...
-
Gujarat's 108 Service Handles Nearly Two Crore Emergencies In 19 years, Saves 19.66 Lakh Lives
Gujarat's 108 Emergency Medical Service has handled more than 1.99 crore emergency cases and helped save over 19.66 lakh lives since its launch in 2007, according to figures released by the state government up to August this year.
-
Do LED Face Masks Actually Work? Here's The Benefits And Side Effects About This Skin Device
Red and near-infrared light are commonly used to support skin health, while blue light is often used to target acne-causing bacteria. Read on to know more about these skin devices.
-
Two More Pregnant Women In Rajasthan's Kota Die From Kidney Complications
Two women have developed kidney-related complications following Cesarean deliveries at the New Medical College Hospital in Rajasthan's Kota, raising fresh concerns about post-delivery care and patient monitoring.
-
99-Year-Old UK Woman's Rs 9 Crore Fortune Taken By Nurse Who Called Her 'Nana'
A UK nurse has been struck off after a tribunal found that she exploited a 99-year-old woman to obtain money and property worth approximately Rs 9.6 crore, including her home and savings.
-
Traitors 2 Winner Rida Tharana Reveals Her Everyday Hair-Care Routine
"Hair oil is an absolute must for me. I don't know if it's because I grew up oiling my hair, but I genuinely cannot imagine washing it without oiling it first," Rida Tharana said
-
Waiting For A Year To Access Care: The Truth Behind Mental Care Access
56.2% of respondents reported experiencing thoughts of self-harm before seeking professional care says a study done by a mental health start-up. Avoidant coping strategies, including excessive screen time, oversleeping and overworking, were reported by 82.7% of respondents before they accessed care.
-
56 Per Cent Reported Self-Harm Thoughts Before Seeking Mental Health Care: Report
The findings show that 53 per cent of respondents lived with mental health concerns for over a year before seeking professional support, while only 11.3 per cent accessed care within a month of experiencing their concerns.
-
'Would Be Paralysed With Fear': Why Katrina Kaif Doesn't Let Online Trolling 'Dictate Her Actions'
Katrina Kaif said that she does not let critics on social media get to her because, if she keeps catering to everyone's opinions, it would hamper her ability to make choices for herself
-
India's Cancer Affordability: Cheaper Drugs Alone Cannot Save More Lives
Price control is not the answer to India's cancer problem. What it needs is a comprehensive strategy of transparent pharmaceutical pricing, indigenous innovation, rational treatment protocols, evidence-based reimbursement and equitable health care delivery.
-
Varun Dhawan Says Janhvi Kapoor Loves Oiling Her Hair: How Often And What Kind Of Oil Helps Hair Growth?
Janhvi Kapoor oils her hair thrice weekly, a tradition from her late mother, aiding hair condition but not proven to boost growth.
-
Ramayana Actor Sai Pallavi Once Opened Up About Acne And Rosacea: What These Skin Conditions Mean
Actor Sai Pallavi embraces natural skin, sharing how confidence grew despite living with acne and rosacea, challenging beauty norms.
-
Treating Psoriasis Right: Doctor Explains How To Prevent Skin Flare-Ups At Home
Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin disease often mistaken for eczema or dandruff. An experienced dermatologist explains the warning signs, stress triggers, skincare mistakes and treatment approaches that can help patients manage the condition.
-
Heart Attack During the Festivities: The Warning Signs You Should Never Brush Aside
Patients with existing hypertension, diabetes, or a history of cardiac disease should maintain their medication schedule without interruption during the festive period.
-
India Ranks 3rd Globally For Healthcare Quality. Check Complete List Here
India ranked number one among all 32 surveyed nations for scheduling flexibility, with 73% of citizens reporting they can easily secure a doctor's appointment when necessary.
-
Rome Hospital Taps Culture To Help Heal Cancer Patients
With art-filled treatment areas, museum tours and even ancient temple ruins on its grounds, a Rome hospital is hoping culture therapy will boost its...
-
Gujarat's 108 Service Handles Nearly Two Crore Emergencies In 19 years, Saves 19.66 Lakh Lives
Gujarat's 108 Emergency Medical Service has handled more than 1.99 crore emergency cases and helped save over 19.66 lakh lives since its launch in 2007, according to figures released by the state government up to August this year.
-
Do LED Face Masks Actually Work? Here's The Benefits And Side Effects About This Skin Device
Red and near-infrared light are commonly used to support skin health, while blue light is often used to target acne-causing bacteria. Read on to know more about these skin devices.
-
Two More Pregnant Women In Rajasthan's Kota Die From Kidney Complications
Two women have developed kidney-related complications following Cesarean deliveries at the New Medical College Hospital in Rajasthan's Kota, raising fresh concerns about post-delivery care and patient monitoring.
-
99-Year-Old UK Woman's Rs 9 Crore Fortune Taken By Nurse Who Called Her 'Nana'
A UK nurse has been struck off after a tribunal found that she exploited a 99-year-old woman to obtain money and property worth approximately Rs 9.6 crore, including her home and savings.
-
Traitors 2 Winner Rida Tharana Reveals Her Everyday Hair-Care Routine
"Hair oil is an absolute must for me. I don't know if it's because I grew up oiling my hair, but I genuinely cannot imagine washing it without oiling it first," Rida Tharana said
-
Waiting For A Year To Access Care: The Truth Behind Mental Care Access
56.2% of respondents reported experiencing thoughts of self-harm before seeking professional care says a study done by a mental health start-up. Avoidant coping strategies, including excessive screen time, oversleeping and overworking, were reported by 82.7% of respondents before they accessed care.
-
56 Per Cent Reported Self-Harm Thoughts Before Seeking Mental Health Care: Report
The findings show that 53 per cent of respondents lived with mental health concerns for over a year before seeking professional support, while only 11.3 per cent accessed care within a month of experiencing their concerns.
-
'Would Be Paralysed With Fear': Why Katrina Kaif Doesn't Let Online Trolling 'Dictate Her Actions'
Katrina Kaif said that she does not let critics on social media get to her because, if she keeps catering to everyone's opinions, it would hamper her ability to make choices for herself
