Brain tumours can have a dramatic impact on an individual’s health and quality of life; but sadly, in India, many brain tumours are at an advanced stage by the time that they are diagnosed with a brain tumour. This presents challenges when it comes to treating the brain tumour and it may also impact the ultimate outcome of the treatment …
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How Meghalaya Is Emerging as One of the Northeast’s Most Influential Voices
The North Eastern Council’s Plenary rotates through the region’s capitals by convention. This year, the 73rd session came to Shillong and on the surface, that is all it was: a turn in the cycle, a conference hall booked, a city dressed for dignitaries. But conventions have a way of revealing more than they intend. Because what unfolded on June 4 …
Read More »Myths and Facts About Brain Tumors You Should Know
Jalandhar, June 07, 2026: Brain tumors are among the most feared neurological conditions, and many people have misconceptions around them, which makes people hesitant to get help when they should. Even though we’ve made great progress in spotting and treating these tumors, false information is still out there. Getting the facts helps us detect problems early, find the right care, …
Read More »Why Early Detection of Brain Tumors Can Make All the Difference
Amritsar, June 07, 2026: A 42-year-old patient was presented to Fortis Escorts Hospital Amritsar with drowsiness, headache and left side weakness of upper and lower limbs. A scan performed revealed massive tumor on right of the brain. There was a history of mild headaches with occasional vomiting for last 8 weeks. An MRI scan was done immediately, which diagnosed large …
Read More »How changing temperatures and environmental conditions affect food quality.
Multiple factors can affect the quality of food, but most important factors are the temperature and the conditions in which the food exists. These factors will ultimately determine if the food is safe to eat, will provide adequate nutrition, taste good to eat, and will be safe to consume for a period of time. As I am a health professional, …
Read More »Chill, Sip, Repeat: 5 Must-Try Spirits This Summer Season
As temperatures climb and outdoor gatherings become more frequent, many consumers look for drinks that feel refreshing, easy-going, and suited to the laid-back mood of summer. From botanical classics to fruit-forward favorites, these spirits offer a variety of flavors that can elevate everything from casual get-togethers to weekend celebrations. Gin A perennial warm-weather favorite, gin is known for its crisp …
Read More »How To Monitor Air Quality At Home
Not many people know that pollution inside a home could be around 2-5 times higher than outdoors A home environment may seem like a safe haven in comparison to the heavy pollution seen outside. However, there are various pollutants present in homes as well. The situation can become more problematic if there is a lack of proper air circulation. Pollutants …
Read More »Staying Without Leaving a Scar: How EkoStay Is Building a Travel Brand That Works With Nature, Not Against It
On World Environment Day, India’s leading professionally managed villa brand makes the case that the most sustainable hotel is one that was never built Mumbai, 3rd June 2026: Every year on World Environment Day, the conversation turns to what must be changed. At EkoStay, the conversation has always been about what should never be built in the first place. Founded in 2018, EkoStay …
Read More »How Meghalaya Rewrote Its Health Story in Eight Years
A glance at what the NFHS-6 numbers reveal about a state that decided not to wait. There is a particular kind of progress that does not announce itself loudly. It does not arrive as a ribbon-cutting or a single triumphant statistic. It accumulates quietly, one institutional birth at a time, one fully immunised child at a time, one young woman …
Read More »How Smoking, Alcohol, and Screen-Time Stress Are Affecting Reproductive Health in India
India is witnessing a steady rise in fertility related concerns among young adults, particularly in urban populations. Delayed marriages, stressful work cultures, sedentary lifestyles, tobacco use, social drinking, irregular sleep patterns, and excessive screen time are increasingly influencing reproductive health in both men and women. Estimates of infertility in India vary widely, from around 3.9% to 16.8%, with a higher …
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