Health

  • How COVID-19 Disrupted Stroke Care and What Healthcare Systems Must Learn

    How COVID-19 Disrupted Stroke Care and What Healthcare Systems Must Learn

    The COVID-19 pandemic transformed healthcare systems across the world almost overnight. Hospitals were forced to redirect personnel, beds, equipment and emergency resources towards controlling the rapidly spreading virus. While this response was essential, it also created a less visible crisis: patients suffering from other medical emergencies, particularly stroke, frequently faced delays in diagnosis, treatment and…

  • Migrant Health and Europe’s Public Health Challenge

    Migrant Health and Europe’s Public Health Challenge

    The movement of people across borders has become an important public-health issue for Europe. Conflict, economic hardship, displacement and changing environmental conditions continue to influence migration patterns, while healthcare systems face the challenge of ensuring that vulnerable populations are not left without essential medical services. Recent analysis of European infectious-disease surveillance has drawn attention to…

  • Adult ADHD Care Enters a New Era with Push for Standardised Clinical Guidance

    Adult ADHD Care Enters a New Era with Push for Standardised Clinical Guidance

    For years, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has largely been associated with childhood, leaving many adults to cope with attention difficulties, executive dysfunction and emotional challenges without clear pathways to diagnosis or treatment. As awareness of adult ADHD increases, the American Professional Society for ADHD and Related Disorders (APSARD) is preparing comprehensive U.S. clinical practice guidelines specifically…

  • ANCA-Associated Vasculitis: The Hidden Cardiovascular Threat Behind Autoimmune Disease

    ANCA-Associated Vasculitis: The Hidden Cardiovascular Threat Behind Autoimmune Disease

    For years, the treatment of ANCA-associated vasculitis (AAV) has largely revolved around controlling inflammation and preventing irreversible damage to vital organs, particularly the kidneys and lungs. But growing evidence is changing that clinical perspective. AAV—covering conditions such as granulomatosis with polyangiitis, microscopic polyangiitis and eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis—is increasingly being associated with a substantially greater…

  • Can Drinking More Water Really Prevent Kidney Stones? The Science Behind a Simple Habit

    Can Drinking More Water Really Prevent Kidney Stones? The Science Behind a Simple Habit

    Kidney stones are among the most painful urinary conditions, yet one of the simplest preventive measures remains adequate hydration. Drinking enough fluids can help reduce the concentration of minerals in urine, making it harder for crystals to form and grow. However, preventing kidney stones involves more than simply following the popular “eight glasses a day”…

  • Beyond the Pill: Simple Lifestyle Changes That Can Help Control Acid Reflux

    Beyond the Pill: Simple Lifestyle Changes That Can Help Control Acid Reflux

    New Delhi: The familiar burning sensation in the chest, commonly known as heartburn or acid reflux, affects millions of people and can significantly disrupt daily life. While antacids and acid-reducing medicines can provide relief, long-term digestive health may also depend on everyday habits involving food, sleep, weight and lifestyle. Acid reflux occurs when the lower…

  • First MyClip Procedure Successfully Performed in North East India at Apollo Hospital, Guwahati

    First MyClip Procedure Successfully Performed in North East India at Apollo Hospital, Guwahati

    Guwahati: In a significant milestone for cardiac care, Apollo Hospital Guwahati has successfully performed the first MyClip procedure in North East India. This achievement marks a major advancement in the region’s healthcare system and highlights a breakthrough in structural heart therapy. The procedure was led by Dr. Rituparno Baruah, Senior Interventional Cardiologist and Head of…

  • Health Camp Organized for Artisans at National Gandhi Shilp Bazaar, CIDCO Urban Haat, Navi Mumbai (06–15 March 2026)

    Health Camp Organized for Artisans at National Gandhi Shilp Bazaar, CIDCO Urban Haat, Navi Mumbai (06–15 March 2026)

    The Office of the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Government of India, Ministry of Textiles is committed to the overall development and welfare of artisans and other stakeholders associated with the handicrafts sector. In this regard, the office implements various schemes aimed at enhancing artisans’ skills, promoting business growth, strengthening marketing linkages, and encouraging the production of…

  • Fit India Carnival 2026 to Be Held in Guwahati from February 26 to February 28.

    Fit India Carnival 2026 to Be Held in Guwahati from February 26 to February 28.

    Guwahati, Assam, 24th February 2026: Guwahati will host the Fit India Carnival 2026 from February 26 to February 28 at Arya Vidyapith College Ground, Birubari, as part of the nationwide Fit India Movement. Launched on August 29, 2019, by the Honourable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the Movement seeks to make fitness an integral part…

  • Try the healthy duo of sweet potatoes and chickpeas for a nutritious boost.

    Try the healthy duo of sweet potatoes and chickpeas for a nutritious boost.

    Sweet potatoes and chickpeas combine to create a nutritious and flavorful dish, rich in essential nutrients ideal for plant-based diets. Sweet potatoes offer vitamins A and C; chickpeas contribute protein and fiber. This versatile duo serves as a great base for various dishes that appeal to many tastes. Sweet potatoes are packed with vitamins and…