Educational resources and health insights for you and your family.
Snoring is often brushed off as a harmless habit—but it can be the first warning sign of sleep apnoea. Learn about causes, risks, and treatment options from an ENT expert.
Fever is your body's natural defense, not a disease. Learn what it indicates, how to manage it at home, and when to seek medical advice.
Healthy hair starts from the inside. Discover why protein and proper nutrition are the true secrets to strong, shiny hair.
Frequent, intense crying in a healthy baby can be distressing. Learn about infantile colic, the 'rule of threes', and how to soothe your little one.
Gestational Diabetes affects blood sugar levels during pregnancy. Learn about its risks, diagnosis, and how to manage it for a healthy delivery.
Knee replacement surgery has evolved remarkably. Read a surgeon's perspective on understanding arthritis, the procedure, recovery, and life after surgery.
Is 'Robolaser' surgery truly performed by a robot? Discover the facts and myths comparing conventional and femtolaser cataract surgeries.
Artificial sweeteners are often advocated for weight management, but long-term studies suggest a complex reality. Explore the potential risks and metabolic effects.
For the last 30 years, ultrasound has emerged as a great tool in obstetric care. Learn about the importance, timing, and safety of ultrasound scans during pregnancy.
Dental caries is a microbial disease leading to the demineralization of tooth enamel. Learn about causes, symptoms, and treatment options.
An inguinal hernia is the most common type of hernia. Learn about its causes, diagnosis, and surgical management options.
Healthy ears are vital for overall well-being. Follow these essential guidelines from our ENT expert to prevent infections and hearing loss.
Laboratory is derived from the latin word laborare, meaning 'to labour'. True to its meaning, working inside a laboratory entails meticulous and often strenuous working conditions, to ensure quality results.
A 31 years old male patient presented in the emergency with mild slurring of speech and chest discomfort. Further evaluation revealed renovascular hypertension.