For many years, whenever parents had a child with a cough, it was reflex to offer them a spoon of cough syrup. That is quickly changing. Throughout India, there has been a noticeable shift in the approach doctors take to prescribing cough syrups to children due to safety concerns and updated guidance. A Wake-Up Call from Recent Events Recent incidents …
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Work Stress: A Toll on Mental Health
Dr. Murali Krishna, Visiting Consultant – Psychiatry & Counselling Services, Aster RV Hospital The constant pressure to succeed in today’s environment frequently obscures the true cost, which is our mental health. Long hours and an intense work ethic are acknowledged, but we hardly ever acknowledge the dangerous marathon we are running. For too many, this constant stress can cause horrible …
Read More »The Silent Half: Role of Men in IVF
Have you ever considered the significance of the male partner’s role in the IVF journey? Most conversations tend to revolve around women and their contribution, while the man’s part is often ignored. However, the fact is that this imbalance can take an emotional and physical toll on both partners. Research says that male factor infertility is responsible for about 50% …
Read More »Workplace Injuries: Prevention & Management
The Silent Crisis in India’s Workplaces Workplace injuries continue to be a significant cause of morbidity and economic loss in India and globally. Every year, thousands of Indian workers face injuries at their workplace, ranging from minor cuts to life-threatening trauma. On World Trauma Day, it’s vital to recognize that work environments—factories, construction sites, hospitals, and offices—carry inherent risks, but …
Read More »Breaking Stigma: Encouraging Open Conversation About Breast Health
Breast health often remains a silent topic in many Indian homes, a subject wrapped in hesitation and stigma. For caregivers and parents, this silence can be painful, as it may delay crucial awareness and early action that saves lives. Encouraging open conversation about breast health empowers families to break barriers, share knowledge, and protect the women they love. When conversations …
Read More »Tech Neck: How Smartphones Are Twisting Our Spines
In today’s digitally connected world, a new illness is slowly crawling up our spines. It is known as “tech neck,” and if you are one of the many people spending hours slumped over a laptop or phone, you are probably already a victim. Most individuals slouch their neck forwards while reading or writing text messages on a smartphone. They also …
Read More »Cases of Premature Menopause Rising among Indian women
More and more women in their late 30s or early 40s are entering perimenopause earlier than expected. Symptoms of menopause are also becoming more intense and prolonged NEW DELHI / October 15, 2025: More and more women in their late 30s or early 40s in India are entering perimenopause – the natural transitional phase leading up to menopause marked by hormonal …
Read More »Think Pink: 5 Breast Health Tips from an SGU Graduate Every Woman Should Know
Every October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, commonly known as Pink Month, shines a spotlight on a health crisis that affects countless lives in India. According to the Indian Council of Medical Research’s (ICMR) National Cancer Registry Programme (NCRP), breast cancer remains the most common cancer among women, contributing to nearly one-third of all female cancer cases in certain regions. Amid these statistics, Erika King, MD ’19, St. …
Read More »What are the Common Daily Routines Leading to Migraine Triggers and Attacks
Migraines are more than just headaches. They can be disabling. The pain affects vision, speech, balance, and energy. For some, it begins with a dull throb. For others, it hits like a wave and does not let go for hours. But what many people miss is the role of routine. Small daily habits may quietly trigger big episodes of migraine …
Read More »Early Detection Saves Lives: Rising Breast Cancer Cases Highlight the Need for Regular Screening
Breast cancer remains the most common cancer among women globally and in India 1 in 8 women likely to develop breast cancer during their lifetime 60% of Indian patients diagnosed at advanced stages (Stage III & IV) due to late screening Experts emphasize awareness, self-examination, and timely screening as key to survival Hyderabad, October 13, 2025: On the occasion of Breast …
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