Author: Deshwale Health Desk

AI Generated image Walk into any supermarket or browse an online grocery app today, and one thing becomes immediately noticeable. Almost every premium ghee brand has something special to offer. One claims to be made from Gir cows, another highlights grass-fed cattle. Some focus on Bilona, while others use terms such as Vedic, farm fresh, single-origin, wood-churned, cultured ghee, handcrafted, ancient Ayurvedic process and chemical-free. For consumers, the number of choices has grown rapidly. But so have the claims. While some of these descriptions may genuinely reflect how the ghee is produced, others are marketing terms that do not always…

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By: Subha Lakshmi Every year, August 3 is observed as Indian Organ Donation Day to spread awareness about the importance of organ donation and encourage people to pledge their organs after death. The day also honours organ donors and their families, whose selfless decision has given thousands of patients a second chance at life. Despite significant advancements in healthcare, India continues to face a major shortage of organ donors. Thousands of patients suffering from end-stage heart, liver, kidney and lung diseases remain on waiting lists, hoping for a life-saving transplant that may never come. A growing need for organ donors…

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Walk into any supermarket or browse an online grocery platform today, and one trend is impossible to miss, premium ghee. Once a simple kitchen staple, ghee has been transformed into a luxury product through labels such as “A2”, “Bilona”, “Gir Cow”, “Vedic”, and “Handcrafted”. Packed in earthy-toned jars with images of indigenous cows and traditional churning methods, these products often cost two or even three times more than regular ghee. For many consumers, the higher price signals better quality and greater health benefits. But does the science behind these claims match the marketing, or has branding moved ahead of the…

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Walk into any supermarket or browse an online grocery app, and you’ll find shelves filled with premium ghee. Among the many labels that catch the eye, one stands out the most A2 Ghee. From “Pure A2 Bilona Ghee” to “100% A2 Desi Cow Ghee”, brands promise a healthier and more natural product, often at prices that are two or three times higher than regular cow ghee. But is the premium backed by science, or is it simply smart marketing? Over the last few years, India’s food industry has seen a rise in premium products. Labels such as organic, chemical-free, farm…

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Government staff undergo vision screening as Dr Agarwals Eye Hospital promotes preventive eye health A free Mega Health & Eye Screening Camp was organised for employees of the Central Public Works Department (CPWD) at the MSO Building in IP Estate, ITO, New Delhi, to encourage preventive healthcare and raise awareness about the importance of regular eye examinations. The initiative was conducted by Dr Agarwals Eye Hospital in association with the Shivshakti Jankalyaan Trust, with support from the Social Welfare Department of CPWD. The camp focused on early detection of vision-related problems and making quality eye care more accessible to government…

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A 62-year-old Navi Mumbai resident has regained his eyesight after undergoing a rare and complex dual eye surgery at Dr Agarwals Eye Hospital. The procedure combined cataract surgery with Pinhole Pupilloplasty (PPP), helping restore vision without the need for a corneal transplant. Subhash Vishnu Chache, a resident of Vashi, had been living with two serious eye conditions in his left eye a mature cataract and a dense corneal scar. Together, these conditions severely blocked light from entering the eye, leaving him with extremely poor vision. His right eye was also significantly affected, making everyday activities such as recognising faces, reading…

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Amid the rising incidence of head and neck cancer in India, medical experts have stressed the importance of continued vigilance and timely screening. If you have a mouth ulcer that lasts for more than 5 to 10 days, do not ignore it as a minor issue and consult a doctor immediately, as it could be an early warning sign of cancer. On the occasion of World Head and Neck Cancer Day, Dr. Amit Chakraborty, Head & Neck Cancer Surgeon at SSO Hospital, emphasized the critical need for cancer survivors to remain cautious and undergo regular follow-ups even after successful treatment.…

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Today, 22 July, marks World Brain Day. First launched in 2014 by the World Federation of Neurology (WFN) to increase public awareness and advocacy for brain health, the date honors the organization’s founding year of 1957. What is this day all about, and why does it matter? Here are the key facts and takeaways you need to know. The Burden of Neurological Disorders World Brain Day highlights the crucial importance of brain health and the growing global impact of neurological conditions. The 5 Core Pillars of the 2026 Campaign Under this year’s official theme, “Brain Health: Access for All,” the…

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Ask anyone in their twenties or thirties why they feel constantly tired, foggy, or short-tempered these days, and you’ll likely get the same one-word answer: burnout. It’s become the default explanation for almost everything. Missed deadlines. Mood swings. Forgetfulness. Disinterest in things you used to enjoy. All of it gets filed under the same convenient label. And doctors are starting to worry that this convenience comes at a cost. When “just stressed” hides something else Dr. Annick Desjardins, a neuro-oncologist at Duke’s Brain Tumor Clinic, recently spoke about glioblastoma — an aggressive brain cancer. She explained how it often goes…

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That glass of milk on your breakfast table might not be milk at all. Maharashtra’s Food and Drug Administration has uncovered a massive adulteration racket that has been running quietly for the last six months. Officials estimate that over 2.3 crore litres of synthetic milk have entered the market during this period, mixed in with genuine supply and sold to unsuspecting households across the state. The scale of it is hard to process. That’s not a stray batch from one shady dairy. That’s a full-blown supply chain problem. How the fake milk was made Investigators say the racket started with…

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