Bengaluru, December 08, 2025: With the peak of winter just a few weeks away in Bengaluru – a city often referred to as the allergy capital of India – a prominent homeopathic specialist has reported a surge in patients presenting with allergy-related complaints. Dr. Kushal Banerjee, second-generation homeopath and Senior Consultant at Dr. Kalyan Banerjee Clinic, Bengaluru, said: “At this …
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AOD-9604: A Fragment With Expanding Scientific Possibilities
AOD-9604, a modified sequence derived from the C-terminal portion of growth hormone, has steadily attracted attention within biochemical and physiological research. Although initially examined for its links to metabolic processes, the peptide has gradually earned a place in wider scientific conversations due to a range of intriguing molecular properties. Modern investigations continue to explore how this fragment might interact with …
Read More »The Real Challenges Women-Led Businesses Face — A Story Told Through Tiendaa (तियांदा) By Eisha Sethi, Founder of Tiendaa
Although women entrepreneurs in India are rewriting the rules of business, their journey is still marked by barriers and battles the world rarely sees. With a Master’s in Physical Therapy and an MBA, I refused to fit into one identity & took the unconventional route into branding, writing, and eventually entrepreneurship — choosing passion over predictability. In 2022, along with …
Read More »Ear Infections in Children: Why Repeated Colds Shouldn’t Be Ignored
Certainly children get colds very often. However, if these runny noses and coughs keep recurring, and the ear pain or hearing difficulties follow each time, parents must not ignore it: frequently repeated upper-respiratory infections can obtain middle-ear infections (otitis media) which can, in turn, affect children's hearing, speech, and even their school performance if the situation is not properly handled. …
Read More »Early detection of neurodevelopmental disorders in children
Every caregiver carries an instinct – that quiet voice that senses when something just doesn’t feel right. It might be the way a child avoids eye contact, a word that takes longer to emerge, or a behaviour that seems unusually repetitive or withdrawn. These little moments, often brushed aside with comforting labels like “just a phase” or “a late bloomer,” …
Read More »The role of smoking and environmental factors in lung cancer risk
Take a deep breath. Seems harmless, doesn’t it? Yet, with every breath, you might be inhaling something far more dangerous than you realize. From the smoke curling out of vehicle exhausts to the fine dust that hangs in the air, our environment today has quietly become one of the biggest threats to lung health. Lung cancer – once synonymous with …
Read More »Bridging the Critical Gap: How Strategic Nursing Training Can Transform India’s Healthcare Workforce Crisis
Every day, Indian hospitals face an invisible enemy—not a disease, but a devastating shortage of skilled nursing professionals. With India facing a shortage of 2.4 million nurses while simultaneously serving as the world’s second-largest nurse exporter to OECD countries, we’re witnessing a perfect storm threatening quality healthcare delivery. Current nursing education approach goes only part of the way to prepare …
Read More »Why Lung Cancer is Rising among Non-Smokers
In the current scenario, Lung cancer is shedding its smoker’s disease label, as more number of non-smokers are being diagnosed, challenging the traditional assumptions about the disease’s causes and forcing a rethink among the medical professionals and the public alike. A silent transformation Lung cancer is increasingly affecting non-smokers, with one in five cases globally occurring among the non-smokers. The …
Read More »How Vitauthority Product Helped Their Customers Fall in Love with Their Skin Again
Many people struggle with skin challenges as they age or experience lifestyle stresses. Dryness, fine lines, dull complexion, and a lack of elasticity can make anyone feel less confident in their skin. For years, customers tried multiple creams, serums, and beauty routines without seeing lasting results. It’s frustrating to invest in products that promise hydration benefits and collagen glow but …
Read More »Bone Health Crisis Emerging Among Working Women, Says Expert
Nearly 40% of women under 45 show signs of bone weakness, knee pain, or posture issues, while 1 in 3 women aged 25–35 already have low bone density or vitamin D deficiency Pune : There is a concerning trend of early-onset bone problems among young women, particularly those in their 20s, 30s, and early 40s. Once seen as a post-menopausal …
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