World Arthritis Day 2026: One in Six Indians Affected; Experts Emphasise Early Diagnosis and Treatment
Bhubaneswar, Oct 12 (UDN): Persistent joint pain, swelling and stiffness can make everyday activities such as walking, climbing stairs and getting out of bed increasingly difficult. On World Arthritis Day, observed on October 12, health experts are highlighting the importance of early diagnosis, timely treatment and physiotherapy to manage...
Maarga Mind Care Promotes Mental Well-being Through Creative Therapies on World Mental Health Day
Oct 11: On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, Maarga Mind Care organised an awareness and well-being activity at its Gurugram facility, bringing together 50 participants, including RWA members and students. With the aim of promoting mental health awareness, encouraging emotional expression and making conversations around mental...
Beyond Cancer: Sukoon Nilaya Brings Palliative Care to Patients, both adult and pediatric with Life-Limiting Conditions
Mumbai, October 10, 2026: The King George V Memorial Trust and Sukoon Nilaya Palliative Care Centre on Saturday marked World Hospice and Palliative Care Day 2026 with an event at the Nehru Centre, Mumbai, highlighting the need for palliative care for patients living with serious, life-limiting illnesses beyond cancer....
The Science Behind Mindfulness: How It Improves Mental Health
In a world dominated by constant notifications, demanding work schedules, financial pressures and an endless stream of information, maintaining good mental health has become increasingly challenging. Many people struggle with stress, anxiety, emotional exhaustion and difficulty concentrating. While professional mental health care remains essential for those who need it,...
World Mental Health Day: Social Media Pressure, Online Gaming and Emotional Stress Emerge as Challenges to Mental Well-being
Noida, October 10, 2026: Mental health has become a significant concern for children, young people and adults alike. Academic and career-related pressure, comparisons with others on social media, online gaming, sleep deprivation and relationship-related stress can affect mental well-being. In many cases, early warning signs are overlooked, potentially allowing...
Ova Ferticon 2026 to bring together leading fertility, IVF, Embryology and high risk pregnancy experts in Thane
Two-day academic and clinical platform to spotlight the future of reproductive medicine, AI, genetics, robotic surgery and safer pregnancy outcomes Thane, Oct 09: Ova Fertility & Women Care, Thane, in association with the Thane Obstetrics & Gynaecological Society (TOGS), is set to host Ova Ferticon 2026 on October 10-11,...
4 Pillars to Figure Out What Matters Most: The Simple Health Formula for a Longer, Healthier Life
Health does not have to become another item on your never-ending to-do list. Sometimes, the most powerful changes are surprisingly ordinary: eating better, moving more, sleeping well and giving your mind time to recover. With busy schedules, long working hours, digital distractions and constant exposure to health advice, it...
WHO Says Risk of Plague Spread Remains ‘Very Low’ Amid Russia Concerns
United Nations, Oct 8: The World Health Organization (WHO) has assessed the risk of the plague spreading beyond a suspected incident in Russia as “very low”, even as international concern grows over the death of a technician linked to a plague research facility in Siberia. Representational Image WHO spokesperson Christian...
1 in 10 Patients Is Harmed During Healthcare: Dr. Neeraj Dhabhai Launches Book on AI and Patient Safety in Indian Hospitals
Oct, 06 2026: Around one in 10 patients is harmed during healthcare globally, with around half of this harm considered preventable, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). Against this backdrop, healthcare supply chain and health-tech expert and author Dr. Neeraj Kumar Dhabhai has launched his latest book, Clinical...
Advanced Thrombectomy Saves 60-Year-Old Woman After Severe Heart Attack at KIMS Saveera
Anantapur, Oct 05th 2026: Doctors at KIMS Saveera Hospital, Anantapur, successfully treated a 60-year-old woman who suffered a severe heart attack caused by a massive blood clot completely blocking a major coronary artery. The medical team used an advanced mechanical thrombectomy technique involving the CATRx catheter and Penumbra aspiration...