Is India Winning the War Against Rising Non-Communicable Diseases? The latest health statistics paint a concerning picture: diabetes, heart disease, and cancer rates are climbing, impacting millions across the country. From rural healthcare access to the burgeoning urban health crisis, challenges remain significant. This week, we delve into the crucial initiatives underway – government policies, technological advancements in telemedicine, and the rising role of preventative healthcare – that aim to address this national health emergency. Experts weigh in on the effectiveness of current strategies and the critical need for increased public awareness campaigns targeting lifestyle diseases. Are these efforts enough? Explore Abtak.com's in-depth coverage on healthcare in India and discover the vital information you need to protect your well-being and the future of public health. Stay informed; stay healthy.
While there is no cure for knee arthritis, there are many non-surgical treatments that help relieve pain and slow the progression of the disease, depending on what stage the painful and debilitating condition is in. Read on to know a few expert-backed ways to help manage the symptoms of knee arthritis, which include surgery, over-the-counter medicines, alternative therapies, and even stem cell procedures.

Mumbai: 12th December 2024 - In recognition of December as Constipation Awareness Month, DocTube, a leading platform for doctor-led health education, conducted a pan-India survey to understand how people manage constipation during winter months. The survey, which included over 5,000 respondents from cities such as Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Patna, Lucknow, and Indore, revealed diverse practices and highlighted areas for greater awareness and intervention. Key Survey Insights: · 32% of respondents use Isabgol (psyllium husk) to ease bowel movements. · 19% rely on over-the-cou ...Read More >

Mumbai: Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who has been in the industry for close to 35 years, is set to receive his first National Award for his work in his action film 'Jawan'. On Friday, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting took to their X, formerly Twitter, and shared the news. Vikrant Massey was feted with the honour for this work in the surprise hit, '12th Fail'. SRK started his journey as a theatre actor, and over the period of time worked in television when the medium was making in-roads in India. He later transitioned to cinema making him the most successful actor to have t ...Read More >

Bengaluru: The demand for youthful, firm, and naturally lifted skin has led to a significant shift in aesthetic treatments, with more individuals seeking non-surgical alternatives to traditional facelifts. In a fast-paced city like Bangalore, where downtime is a luxury, advanced procedures that offer visible results without surgery are becoming increasingly popular. Among these innovations, Endolift treatment is emerging as a breakthrough solution for skin tightening, contouring, and rejuvenation -- offering patients a safe, minimally invasive path to youthful skin. At a leading Skin clinic i ...Read More >
KOLKATA: The political slugfest following the gang-rape of a law student inside a college continued Saturday as TMC took pains to distance itself from the "misogynistic remarks" of its own netas, emphasising instead the "quick action taken against the accused". Opposition, however, questioned security for women at workplaces and educational institutes and "promised to stay on the roads"."The remarks by MP Kalyan Banerjee and MLA Madan Mitra concerning the heinous crime were made in their personal capacities. The party unequivocally disassociates itself from their statements and condemns the sa ...Read More >

New Delhi, Amid a fierce debate over the Centre's proposed integrated MBBS-BAMS course, experts have asserted that sharing of clinical exposure and research collaboration between the two specialisations is key to India establishing a gold standard in integrative healthcare. However, central to the discussion among medical professionals, educators, and policymakers is a key question: Can India successfully unify its ancient Ayurvedic medical wisdom with modern scientific practices? Dr Ajaya Kash ...Read More >

NEW DELHI: Volvo, the Swedish luxury carmaker on Friday said it plans to bring the new Volvo EX30 SUV, the entry level luxury electric car, during the forthcoming festive season, to boost electric penetration in the world's third largest car market. "In the last six months the electric car market in India has grown about 4.5 per cent in the mass car market while the luxury car market rose to 9 per cent. We want to accelerate this growth by bringing our new Volvo EX30 electric car during the festival season," Jyoti Malhotra, MD at Volvo Car India told Financial Chronicle in an exclusive interv ...Read More >
Bhubaneswar: Former chief minister and current leader of opposition, Naveen Patnaik, is set to return to the state on July 12 after successfully undergoing spine surgery for cervical arthritis at a Mumbai hospital.BJD spokesperson Lenin Mohanty said that all of Odisha is anxiously awaiting his arrival. "He will arrive at the city airport, and we are all eager to welcome him," Mohanty said. Naveen went to Mumbai for the surgery on June 20, and on June 22. A team of doctors under the supervision of Ramakant Panda, operated on him.He was discharged from the hospital on July 7. Following his disch ...Read More >

NewsVoir Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], July 10: Apollo AyurVAID, India leading NABH-accredited, precision Ayurveda hospital network, announces its strategic foray into the Ayurveda product segment, marking a significant expansion beyond clinical care. The new portfolio spans classical formulations, OTC products, and medical foods, crafted to meet the growing demand for safe, clinically validated Ayurveda products in India ~ Rs. 60,000 crore market growing at over 16 annually. In an industry first, Apollo AyurVAID product range features clinically proven formulations that are certified safe ...Read More >