Cancer treatment is no longer limited to standard protocols. The same drug, given in the same way, does not work for every patient. That’s where personalised medicine comes in. It changes the approach. It looks at your unique biology, not just the disease. It studies your genes, your environment, and how your body reacts to different therapies. This is the …
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Thyroid Cancer: A Silent Disease with a Strong Chance of Cure
Thyroid cancer, once considered rare, is now one of the fastest-growing cancers worldwide. In India, it accounts for around 3–4% of all cancers and is most common among women aged 25 to 65. Unlike many other cancers, thyroid cancer often carries a favourable outlook—when detected early, survival rates are exceptionally high. Spotting the Warning Signs The thyroid is a small …
Read More »What Your Urine Tests Can Reveal That Your Blood Tests Might Not
We often focus on blood work for diagnostics, but urine tests hold great power — sometimes uncovering things that blood alone cannot. Early kidney and tubular changes Urinalysis can detect protein or micro-albumin in urine long before blood tests show elevated creatinine or decreased estimated GFR. This makes it a sensitive early marker for kidney stress. Ease and access Urine …
Read More »Pregnancy-Associated Breast Cancer: Navigating Risk and Care in a Fragile Time
When a woman discovers she is pregnant, her focus shifts to nurturing new life. Yet for a small number, cancer casts a shadow on that hope, breast cancer diagnosed during pregnancy or within a few years after childbirth. Known as pregnancy-associated breast cancer (PABC), this rare diagnosis poses unique challenges for both mother and child. As more women delay childbirth in …
Read More »HPV and Oral Cancer: Why Vaccination Matters
Every year in India, thousands of lives are altered by oral cancers, some that might have been prevented. As caregivers and health practitioners, we often focus on tobacco, alcohol, or diet as the causes. Yet an unexpected culprit is gaining ground: human papillomavirus (HPV). While HPV is better known for its role in cervical cancer, its link to cancers of the …
Read More »Kim Kardashian Admits Having Stockholm Syndrome With Ex-Husband Kanye West: Tips To Recognise Symptoms in Toxic Relationships
Kim’s recent confession of having had Stockholm Syndrome during this marriage has brought spotlight to a little-understood dynamic in toxic relationships where one partner may face emotional attachment to the abuser. Kim Kardashian has opened up about her past relationship and health struggles on her show’s season 7 premiere of The Kardashians. The 45-year-old American star revealed that her former marriage to …
Read More »How does weight training prevent osteoporosis in women?
When it comes to maintaining healthy bones in women, resistance (weigh) training (yes you read that correctly) is one of the best things that you can do. Here’s the scoop on why and how weight training helps, and what the science says. What’s the problem with bones with women? By mid-life, many women find themselves in a perfect storm of …
Read More »Thyroid Health Negatively Affecting Fertility
When it comes to fertility, most people think about age or menstrual cycles, but your thyroid plays a huge role too. A precise national prevalence of thyroid disorders in India is not available, still research on infertile Indian women revealed a notable overlap, with hypothyroidism being present in roughly 28% of them and thyroid antibodies that may affect fertility in …
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More than 40% of city’s total suicide cases due to family problems, 32% due to physical illness – Bengaluru accounts for maximum such deaths across 53 major cities of country. If the latest data by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) on the number of suicides is anything to go by, Bengalureans are finding it difficult to navigate family issues …
Read More »After the Diwali Boom: Expert Tips to Calm Your Mind and Recover from Noise Overload
Mumbai, October 2025: The festive sparkle of Diwali often comes with a hidden cost—noise overload. The constant bursts of crackers, traffic, and celebrations can leave many people feeling drained, anxious, or unable to focus. While the ears may recover in a day or two, the mind takes longer to find its calm again. According to Dr. Sonal Anand, Psychiatrist at …
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