‘ctDNA’ to bring big changes in early cancer detection and in reducing costs; Aster Quality Care Cancer Conclave begins in Kochi
Kochi, 03 October 2026: Circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) tests, which are making a major difference in cancer diagnosis and treatment, are now being launched at affordable costs in leading laboratories across the country, making them more accessible to ordinary people, and this will bring big changes says cancer experts....
Nanavati Max Hospital Hosts Max Cancer Congress 2026, Bringing Together Oncology Experts to Explore the Future of Cancer Care
Mumbai, Oct 02: With cancer cases continuing to rise and oncology rapidly evolving through scientific and technological advancements, Nanavati Max Super Speciality Hospital will host Max Cancer Congress 2026 on October 3 and 4. The two-day conference will bring together more than 500 delegates, including leading oncology experts, clinicians, researchers and...
Fit for Life: Childhood Fitness Linked to Lower Risk of Adult Depression
Keep your kids active. That’s the message parents hear from all angles, and with new Adelaide University research suggesting fitter kids are less likely to develop depression as adults, it’s advice worth heeding. Led by the University of Tasmania’s Menzies Institute for Medical Research, the study spans more than 30...
Amor Hospitals commemorate World Heart Day with a Health Awareness Camp at LiftTrade
Hyderabad, Sep 30, 2026: On the occasion of World Heart Day, Amor Hospitals organised a comprehensive Heart Health Awareness Camp at Lift Trade Pvt. Ltd., aimed at encouraging employees to prioritise cardiovascular health through early assessment, awareness and timely medical attention. More than 200 workers were assessed during the...
Aster Quality Care Cancer Conclave 2026 to engage Oncology experts from all over the country, optimising outcomes through Multidisciplinary cancer care discussions
Kochi, 29th September 2026: Aster Quality Care Cancer Conclave 2026, (AQCCON Kochi 2026) a premier cancer conclave will take place from 2 to 4 October 2026 at Crowne Plaza Kochi. The conference by The Aster International Institute of Oncology will bring together more than 100 reputed faculty members from...
Only 7 pc Of Odisha Govt Hospitals Have Valid Fire Safety Certificates: CM
Bhubaneswar, Sept. 29 (UDN): Only 17 out of 241 government hospitals in Odisha that are required to have Fire Safety Certificates currently hold valid certificates, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi informed the State Assembly on Monday. Representational Image The figure means just 7.05 per cent of the government hospitals...
World Heart Day 2026: Don’t Miss a Beat—Simple Steps to Protect Your Heart
Sept. 29 (UDN): Every heartbeat is a reminder that the body is constantly working to keep us alive. Yet heart health is often overlooked amid busy schedules, unhealthy eating habits and sedentary lifestyles. Representational Image Observed every year on September 29, World Heart Day serves as a reminder to...
SIMS Hospital Organises 5-Km Walkathon to Mark World Heart Day
Chennai, September 28, 2026: To commemorate World Heart Day, SIMS Hospital organised a five-kilometre walkathon, SIMS Rhythm of Life, from its premises in Vadapalani. Dr. Raju Sivasamy, Vice-President of SIMS Hospital along with Dr. K. Jai Shankar, Senior Director & Senior Consultant, Cardiology and Dr. T S Srinath, Director...
Odisha Governor Calls for Sustained Thalassemia Awareness Drive
Bhubaneswar, Sept. 26 (UDN): Odisha Governor Hari Babu Kambhampati has called for a sustained, long-term awareness campaign on thalassemia to improve early identification of cases and strengthen public understanding of the blood disorder in the state. Pic Credit: x.com/DrHariBabuK The Governor made the observation while chairing the executive committee...
Metastatic Colorectal Cancer is More Advanced in Younger Patients than Older Ones, but They Survive Longer with the Disease, Study Finds
Washington, September 26: Metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC) continues to increase in patients aged 45 years or younger, and their longer survival and different disease patterns compared with older patients may warrant more aggressive scrutiny of gastrointestinal symptoms, according to new study findings. The research will be presented at the...