Author: Deshwale Health Desk

बढ़ती हृदय रोग की चुनौतियों के बीच प्रसिद्ध हृदय रोग विशेषज्ञ डॉ. कौशल छत्रपति की नई किताब ‘हार्टस्ट्रॉन्ग’ का मुंबई में अनावरण किया गया। यह पुस्तक आम लोगों को दिल की सेहत के बारे में सरल और स्पष्ट जानकारी देने के उद्देश्य से लिखी गई है। आज के दौर में जहां फिटनेस का मतलब अक्सर सिर्फ बाहरी बनावट से जोड़ दिया जाता है, वहीं यह किताब बताती है कि असली स्वास्थ्य भीतर से शुरू होता है। डॉ. छत्रपति का मानना है कि “फिट दिखना और वास्तव में स्वस्थ होना दो अलग बातें हैं। सिक्स-पैक एब्स दिल की सुरक्षा की गारंटी…

Mumbai: In response to the growing burden of cancer cases across the country, Zynova Shalby Multispecialty Hospital has launched a dedicated Oncology Department aimed at delivering comprehensive and integrated cancer care under one roof. The new department seeks to combine early diagnosis, precise staging and advanced treatment protocols with emotional and nutritional support for patients and their families. The hospital stated that the objective of the department is not limited to medical intervention alone. Instead, it focuses on a structured and timely approach to cancer management. From initial screening to post-treatment follow-up, the system has been designed to reduce delays…

The Karnataka State Allied and Healthcare Council (KSAHC), in collaboration with the Manipal College of Health Professions (MCHP), Manipal, a constituent of the Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), hosted the final state-level workshop on implementing the National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professions (NCAHP) curriculum on February 12, 2026. The workshop marks a critical step in preparing allied and healthcare institutions across Karnataka for the transition to a competency-based curriculum, scheduled to be implemented from the Academic Year 2026–2027. This shift aims to ensure that graduates not only have strong theoretical knowledge but also possess measurable professional skills aligned…

Aging naturally brings small changes, stiff joints, slower recall, or occasional forgetfulness. But when memory issues persist or interfere with daily life, they may signal something more serious. Alzheimer’s Disease, a progressive neurological disorder, affects over 50 million people worldwide, including nearly 4 million in India. One factor often overlooked in preserving brain health, particularly for people with diabetes, is glucose stability. Research increasingly shows a strong connection between insulin resistance and cognitive decline. In fact, some experts refer to Alzheimer’s as ‘Type 3 diabetes’ due to insulin dysfunction in the brain. For those managing diabetes, especially older adults this…

Holy Family Hospital and Medical Research Centre has expanded its healthcare outreach with the launch of ‘Home Medicare,’ a new initiative designed to provide professional medical services directly at patients’ homes. The programme aims to make quality healthcare more accessible, especially for those who face difficulty visiting hospitals regularly. ‘Home Medicare’ offers a wide range of services, including doctor consultations at home, nursing care, physiotherapy, home sample collection for diagnostic tests, and doorstep delivery of prescribed medicines. The initiative seeks to ensure that patients continue receiving medical supervision and support without the stress of frequent hospital visits. The service was…

HOSMAT Hospitals, a leader in orthopaedics, trauma, and sports medicine for over three decades, has entered into a three-year strategic medical partnership with South United Football Club (SUFC) to provide end-to-end sports medical services and on-site clinical care for players and staff. As part of the collaboration, HOSMAT has inaugurated a dedicated On-Site Sports Medical Centre at SUFC, creating a hospital-grade medical ecosystem within the Club’s training and competition environment. This facility ensures that athletes receive structured medical oversight, rapid emergency response, and continuous care throughout training sessions and tournaments. The partnership introduces a comprehensive sports medicine framework, including preventive…

A viral tip has been doing the rounds online. People with knee pain, swelling or stiffness due to arthritis are placing cold cabbage leaves around their knees. The idea has roots in home remedies and natural healing traditions. But does it really help? A Bengaluru rheumatologist has shared her view on this trend, separating fact from fiction. Arthritis is a common condition. It affects millions of people in India and around the world. It causes joint pain, swelling and limited movement. Many people seek relief in simple home treatments. Applying cold cabbage leaves is one such practice. Advocates say the…

Modern healthcare today is no longer defined only by advanced procedures or cutting-edge technology. It is equally measured by empathy, dignity, and the ability to support patients through every emotional and physical challenge of their journey. Reflecting this evolving approach, Fortis Hospital Mulund has launched ‘BreastCare 360’, a comprehensive breast health programme unveiled on World Cancer Day 2026. Designed as an end-to-end solution, BreastCare 360 brings together prevention, early detection, treatment, reconstruction, and long-term recovery under one integrated framework. The initiative aims to ensure that patients do not have to navigate fragmented services or multiple centres during what is often…

World Cancer Day 2026 is being marked across countries with a renewed call for awareness, compassion and collective action, as health organisations, governments and communities join hands to confront one of the world’s most pressing health challenges. Observed every year on 4 February, the global campaign continues to remind people that cancer is not only a medical issue but also a social and emotional one that affects millions of families. This year’s observance builds on the “United by Unique” campaign, which highlights the personal stories behind cancer statistics. Health advocates say the theme reflects a growing understanding that every patient’s…

In India, water has always been essential. Yet today, it is taking on new meanings not just as a necessity, but as a marker of lifestyle, health, and status. As consumer choices evolve and urban Indians become more health conscious, a growing segment of the population is turning to premium bottled water brands that promise purity, minerals, and a curated drinking experience. The broader bottled water market in India is already substantial, valued at nearly five billion dollars annually, and is growing rapidly as more people seek safe, ready-to-drink water. Within that, a smaller but fast-emerging slice is the premium…