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Kareena Kapoor Khan Advocates for DRS – Dentist Review System
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Kareena Kapoor Khan Advocates for DRS – Dentist Review System

Mumbai, June 12, 2024.In a world where first impressions are crucial, a confident, radiant smile can make all the difference. It's a powerful tool that conveys acceptance, assertiveness, happiness, gratitude, and relief. This is where Illusion Aligners plays its part with its ability to straighten teeth effectively. It can restore confidence and give someone suffering from teeth alignment issues an opportunity to make a lasting impression.As the brand ambassador for Illusion Aligners, the evergreen diva, Kareena Kapoor Khan shares some valuable advice for those considering aligner treatment. She cleverly compares Dentists to the '3rd Umpire' or 'DRS' in the smile game, where DRS stands for Dentist Review System. The brand ambassador underscores the crucial role of dentists in the a...
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The Secret to Staying Healthy During Monsoons
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The Secret to Staying Healthy During Monsoons

Jaipur, June 12, 2024.After severe heat waves in the country people should consider Ayurveda this monsoon season. As per Ayurveda, the monsoon season is called Varsha Ritu. One needs to follow Ritucharya for this particular season.The Mahabhuta (elements) of Prithvi (earth) and Agni (fire) govern this season. In Varsha Ritu, the Jatharagni (digestive fire) is weak and there are pitta problems. This results in weaker digestive and metabolic activities of the body.To promote healthy digestion during Varsha Ritu, it is recommended to follow an ideal diet that excludes uncooked foods and emphasizes warm, freshly cooked meals. Incorporating ingredients like ginger and lemon can provide additional support for your digestive system.
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Virat Kohli Brings TIDL
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Virat Kohli Brings TIDL

Mumbai, June 10, 2024.TIDL, America’s fastest-growing pain relief brand, will shortly enter the Indian market with cricket superstar Virat Kohli to offer next-generation pain relief solutions. This partnership, in association with the Baidyanath Group, will change the way India understands pain. TIDL’s range of innovative products are formulated to not only address pain effectively, but also empower consumers to take control of their own pain management. In 2021, Conor McGregor, World-Class UFC Champion, joined hands with team TIDL. In response to the upcoming India launch, McGregor said, “TIDL isn’t just about pain relief; it’s about changing the game. Bringing TIDL to India with Virat Kohli is an incredible honor. The energy, passion, and resilience of the...
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Health insurers to decide on cashless authorisation within one hour: Regulator
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Health insurers to decide on cashless authorisation within one hour: Regulator

New Delhi, May 30, 2024.Regulator Irdai on Wednesday released a master circular on health insurance specifying that an insurer will have to decide on cashless authorization within one hour of request.The master circular on Health Insurance products repeals 55 circulars issued earlier and it is a significant stride towards reinforcing the empowerment of policyholders and bolstering inclusive health insurance, Irdai said in a statement.“The circular has brought in one place the entitlements in a health insurance policy available to a Policyholder/prospects for their easy reference and also emphasizes measures towards providing seamless, faster and hassle-free claims experience to a policyholder procuring health insurance policy and ensuring enhanced service standards across the h...
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Ministry of Ayush Organises Sensitisation Event for Insurance Companies and Ayush Hospital Owners
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Ministry of Ayush Organises Sensitisation Event for Insurance Companies and Ayush Hospital Owners

New Delhi, May 28, 2024.With the objective to make Ayush treatments available to the last mile patient, stakeholders gathered to discuss the regulatory framework and policy support needed to mainstream Ayush treatments in health insurance schemes at the sensitization program organised by the Ministry of Ayush for Insurance Companies and Ayush Hospital Owners at the All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA).   The meeting was necessitated due to the recent Insurance Regulatory Development Authority (IRDAI) directions to bring Ayush treatments under health insurance cover effective April 01, 2024 and the need to create a deeper understanding between Ayush Hospitals & healthcare providers and the insurance sector stakeholders and foster affordable Ayush healthcare to citizens....
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Samples of 10 medicines of Chief Minister Free Medicine Scheme failed: Eye drops, malaria and asthma medicines included; ban on Supply
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Samples of 10 medicines of Chief Minister Free Medicine Scheme failed: Eye drops, malaria and asthma medicines included; ban on Supply

Jaipur, May 20, 2024.Samples of 10 medicines supplied under the Chief Minister Free Medicine Scheme have failed. Rajasthan Medical Services Corporation (RMSC) has banned the supply of 10 medicines of 8 companies. These medicines include tablets used in fungal infections, injections given to serious malaria patients, eye drops and Asthalin, a medicine used in case of difficulty in breathing.RMSC MD Neha Giri said that the supply of medicines has been stopped after the samples of these medicines supplied under the Chief Minister's Free Medicine Scheme were found to be non-standard. In place of these medicines, medicines of other companies have been ordered for supply in stock, so that the patients do not face any shortage of medicines. He told that to maintain the quality of medicine...
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Climate change likely to impact people with brain conditions, study finds
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Climate change likely to impact people with brain conditions, study finds

New Delhi, May 20, 2024.Climate change is likely to negatively affect the health of people suffering from brain conditions such as migraine and Alzheimer's, new research published in The Lancet Neurology journal has found.Extreme temperatures, both low and high, and greater changes over the course of the day -- driven by climate change -- were shown to have an impact on brain diseases, explained lead researcher Sanjay Sisodiya from the University of College London's Institute of Neurology, UK."Night-time temperatures may be particularly important as higher temperatures through the night can disrupt sleep. Poor sleep is known to aggravate a number of brain conditions," he said.
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Whisper Teaches Young Girls – Periods ka Matlab Healthy hai Aap
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Whisper Teaches Young Girls – Periods ka Matlab Healthy hai Aap

Mumbai, May 20. 2024.India’s leading feminine-care brand Whisper, from the house of Procter & Gamble, is raising awareness about - the early onset of menstruation among young girls - as part of the fifth edition of its #KeepGirlsInSchool (KGIS) movement. With girls starting periods as early as 8 years of age, the need to create awareness early on is crucial, as 26 million girls can be at the risk of dropping out of school without period education and access to period products.* Studies have found that one out of five girls could be dropping out of school due to lack of period education and access to period products.** In India today, girls as young as 8 years of age are beginning their menstrual cycle, as per several reports, and so are at a higher risk of droppi...
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Air India partners with MedAire for emergency healthcare services in flights
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Air India partners with MedAire for emergency healthcare services in flights

New Delhi, May 17, 2024.Air India has partnered with aviation medical support provider MedAire to ensure emergency healthcare services to its passengers and crew on board its flights."MedAire, through its app Medlink, will provide round-the-clock access to a team of on-duty emergency physicians with aviation expertise for consultation in the event of an inflight medical situation. The medical team will assist in assessing the medical situation and recommend the course of care,"
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Over 30% Covaxin takers suffered from health issues after one year, claims BHU study
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Over 30% Covaxin takers suffered from health issues after one year, claims BHU study

New Delhi, May 16, 2024.Nearly one-third of the individuals who received Bharat Biotech's anti-Covid vaccine Covaxin reported 'adverse events of special interest,' or AESI, according to a one-year follow up study conducted by a team of researchers at Banaras Hindu University.Nearly 50 percent of 926 study participants in the study complained of infections during the follow-up period, predominated by viral upper respiratory tract infections.Serious AESI, which included stroke and Guillain-Barre syndrome, were reported in one per cent of individuals, the study, which looked at long-term safety of the BBV152 vaccine in adolescents and adults, claimed.Published in the journal Springer Nature, the study comes in the wake of UK pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca admitting...
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Empowering SMA patients and families through a multidisciplinary approach
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Empowering SMA patients and families through a multidisciplinary approach

Jaipur, May, 2024.Rare diseases in India have gained increased attention in recent years, shedding light on the challenges faced by patients and caregivers. India accounts for one-third of the global rare disease incidence, with over 450 identified diseases. Though our country lacks a standard definition for rare diseases, a rough estimate suggests that about 8 crore-10 crore Indians suffer from one rare disease or another; over 75% are children.Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) is one such rare disorder that impacts the motor neurons in the spinal cord. It is a genetic disorder and is one of the leading causes of infant mortality worldwide. The consequence of the disease is gradual muscle weakness and progressive loss of movement. SMA is a progressive condition that poses significant ...
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Ageas Federal Life Insurance brings Sachin Tendulkar’s debut to life in new Cradle to Crease campaign
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Ageas Federal Life Insurance brings Sachin Tendulkar’s debut to life in new Cradle to Crease campaign

Mumbai, May 2024.Ageas Federal Life Insurance, one of India's leading private life insurers, proudly introduces its latest brand campaign film, "Cradle to Crease," an initiative that drives home the message that while the future might be exciting, evolving and uncertain, by focusing on financial planning and investing in life insurance, one can face the future with optimism, hope and confidence.In today's rapidly evolving landscape, a child’s future isn't as distant as it once seemed. Recognizing this, the campaign sheds light on the significance of early financial planning for parents through the lens of Sachin Tendulkar’s debut.Speaking about the brand film, Erum Kidwai, Sr. Vice President & Head- Marketing at Ageas Federal Life Insurance, remarked, "" With "Cradle to Cre...
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Granules gets USFDA nod for generic gout medication
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Granules gets USFDA nod for generic gout medication

New Delhi, April 30, 2024.Drug firm Granules India on Tuesday said it has received approval from the US health regulator to market a medication used to prevent or treat gout attacks.Granules Pharmaceuticals, Inc, a wholly-owned foreign subsidiary of the company, has received approval from the US Food & Drug Administration (USFDA) for Colchicine Capsules (0.6 mg), it said in a regulatory filing.The company’s product is therapeutically equivalent to Hikma International Pharmaceuticals LLC’s Mitigare Capsules (0.6 mg), it added.Colchicine Capsules are indicated for prophylaxis of gout flares in adults.According to industry sources, the current annual market for Colchicine Capsules in the US is expected to be around USD 55 million.
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AstraZeneca’s Corona vaccine poses a risk of heart attack
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AstraZeneca’s Corona vaccine poses a risk of heart attack

Jaipur, April 30, 2024.British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca has admitted that its Covid-19 vaccine may have dangerous side effects. However, this will happen only in very rare cases. Serum Institute in India has made a vaccine named Covishield from the same formula as AstraZeneca.According to the report of British media Telegraph, AstraZeneca is accused of causing the death of many people due to their vaccine. Many others had to face serious illnesses. There are 51 cases going on against the company in the High Court. The victims have demanded compensation of about Rs 1 thousand crore from AstraZeneca.In documents submitted to the British High Court, the company has admitted that their corona vaccine can cause thrombosis thrombocytopenia syndrome i.e. TTS in some cases. D...
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Fake paneer is infiltrating the food market: How do you recognise it?
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Fake paneer is infiltrating the food market: How do you recognise it?

Jaipur, April 29, 2024.Paneer, the soft Indian cheese beloved for its versatility in curries and desserts, is facing a growing threat: imposters. These “fake paneer” products are infiltrating the food market, often containing inferior ingredients and potentially posing health risks.Texture: Authentic paneer should be soft and break easily, whereas synthetic paneer often appears rubbery or overly smooth.Smell: Smell the paneer; genuine paneer has a mild, milky aroma, while fake paneer might lack this or emit a chemical scent.Taste: Taste can also indicate authenticity; real paneer has a clean, milky flavour, while synthetic versions may taste artificial.Moisture content: Genuine paneer typically has a higher moisture content, releasing whey when pressed, whereas syntheti...
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Diets high in ultra-processed foods raise death risk from chronic lung conditions
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Diets high in ultra-processed foods raise death risk from chronic lung conditions

Jaipur, April 10, 2024.A diet high in ultra-processed foods could significantly heighten the risk of dying from chronic respiratory diseases, a new research spanning over almost two decades has found.Constituents of these "nutritionally inferior" foods, which are "poor sources of essential nutrients such as antioxidants", contribute to inflammation and worsen lung conditions, the study published in the European Journal of Nutrition said.A diet having more than 40 per cent of ultra-processed foods was found to have a 26 per cent higher risk of death from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a lung disorder which blocks airflow causing difficulty in breathing.
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PRESIDENT OF INDIA INAUGURATES A HOMOEOPATHY SYMPOSIUM ON WORLD HOMOEOPATHY DAY
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PRESIDENT OF INDIA INAUGURATES A HOMOEOPATHY SYMPOSIUM ON WORLD HOMOEOPATHY DAY

New Delhi, April 10, 2024.The President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu inaugurated a two-day Homoeopathy Symposium, organized by Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy, in New Delhi today (April 10, 2024) on the occasion of the World Homoeopathy Day.Speaking on the occasion, the President said that Homoeopathy has been adopted in many countries as a simple and accessible treatment method. All over the world, many institutions at international, national and local levels have been promoting Homoeopathy. She appreciated the Ministry of AYUSH, Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy, National Commission for Homoeopathy, National Institute of Homoeopathy and all such institutions of the Central Government for their contribution in the promotion of Homoeopathy in India.Th...
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What happens to your body if you regularly eat papaya on an empty stomach?
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What happens to your body if you regularly eat papaya on an empty stomach?

Jaipur, April 09, 2024.Papaya, a tropical fruit loved for its sweet and refreshing taste, offers more than a delightful snack. Packed with essential nutrients and powerful enzymes, papaya can be a valuable addition to your daily diet. But, should you be having this fruit on an empty stomach?Papaya is a treasure trove of beneficial compounds. It boasts a rich content of papain, a digestive enzyme known to break down proteins, aiding your digestive system in processing food efficiently, Beyond enzymes, papaya is a vibrant source of carotenoids, alkaloids, monoterpenoids, flavonoids, and vitamins and minerals. These micronutrients work together to support various bodily functions, including maintaining healthy blood flow and potentially reducing the risk of heart disease and stroke....
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PRESIDENT OF INDIA LAUNCHES INDIA’S FIRST HOME-GROWN GENE THERAPY FOR CANCER
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PRESIDENT OF INDIA LAUNCHES INDIA’S FIRST HOME-GROWN GENE THERAPY FOR CANCER

New Delhi, April 05, 2024.The President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu launched India’s first home-grown gene therapy for cancer at IIT Bombay.Speaking on the occasion, the President said that the launch of India’s first gene therapy is a major breakthrough in our battle against cancer. As this line of treatment, named “CAR-T cell therapy”, is accessible and affordable, it provides a new hope for the whole of humankind. She expressed confidence that it will be successful in giving new lives to countless patients.The President said that CAR-T cell therapy is considered to be one of the most phenomenal advances in medical science. It has been available in the developed nations for some time, but it is extremely costly, and beyond the reach of most patients around the world. Sh...
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Abbott’s Survey on ‘Healthy Living: The Role of Vitamin C’
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Abbott’s Survey on ‘Healthy Living: The Role of Vitamin C’

Bangalore, April 5, 2024.People around the world are increasingly growing health conscious and are more willing to make lifestyle changes post the pandemic.[i] To better understand people’s evolving health needs Abbott, a global healthcare company, in partnership with IPSOS, unveiled the findings of its pan-India survey, ‘Healthy Living: The Role of Vitamin C.’The survey highlighted that nearly 7 out of 10 consumers associate good health with immunity, high energy levels, and performing daily activities without difficulty. Most people also seek to maintain adequate levels of vitamin Cfor better health outcomes. Vitamin C is an essential micronutrient involved in maintainingseveral body functions and is known to have many health benefits.[ii]The findings uncovered insights into how ...
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Low-fat vegan diet found to lower insulin needs in Type 1 diabetics, lower risk of heart disease
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Low-fat vegan diet found to lower insulin needs in Type 1 diabetics, lower risk of heart disease

Jaipur, April 02, 2024.A low-fat vegan diet rich in fruits, vegetables, grains and beans can help reduce insulin needs in people affected by Type 1 diabetes, a new research has found.It also found that changes in body weight, brought about by the plant-based diet, helped lower participants’ resistance to insulin by improving sensitivity. Glycemic control, or glucose levels in the blood serum, was also observed to get better. The improvements were, in turn, found to correspond to lowering the risk of heart disease in these patients.While Type 2 diabetes is more common, Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease in which the body’s immune system attacks the healthy pancreas, affecting its ability to produce insulin and regulate blood sugar. The patients, therefore, may require regu...
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Kotak Organises ‘Sehat Ka Safar’ – Nationwide Health Checkup Drive for Truck Drivers
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Kotak Organises ‘Sehat Ka Safar’ – Nationwide Health Checkup Drive for Truck Drivers

Mumbai, March, 2024. Kotak Mahindra Bank ("KMBL" / "Kotak") has unveiled the 2nd edition of 'Sehat Ka Safar', a Kotak Karma initiative, dedicated to prioritizing the physical well-being of truck drivers nationwide.Under this initiative, Kotak is hosting complimentary health check-up camps tailored specifically for this vital workforce. These camps will offer free medical consultations and a range of tests, addressing the health and wellness needs of around 3,000 truck drivers across the country through ‘Sehat Ka Safar’. Services such as eyecheck-ups, assessments by physiotherapists/orthopedic specialists for posture evaluation, dental checks for initial screenings of oral cancer, and an overall health check covering blood pressure, blood sugar among others, will be provided. A...
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Pfizer joins hands with NIPER (Ahmedabad) to support Healthcare Innovation in India
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Pfizer joins hands with NIPER (Ahmedabad) to support Healthcare Innovation in India

New Delhi, February 29,2024.To encourage and support startups in India and help early-stage innovators advance on their journey, Pfizer has announced collaboration with the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education & Research (NIPER), Ahmedabad. This collaboration will endeavour to support healthcare start-ups in turning their innovative ideas into market-ready solutions. The initiative is being supported by the Department of Pharmaceuticals and Niti Aayog and is being anchored by Social Alpha.This partnership expands on the successful Pfizer INDovation initiative, through which 34 startups in India have already been supported through funding and incubation to bring their breakthroughs to market. Through this partnership with NIPER Ahmedabad, this initiative will follow a ...
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