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Renowned Maharashtra psychiatrist Dr Anand Nadkarni passes away at 67

Well-known psychiatrist, author and social activist Dr Anand Nadkarni died after a prolonged illness on Friday morning, sources from the Thane-based Institute for Psychological Health (IPH), which he founded, said. He was 67. Dr Nadkarni was admitted to a Mumbai hospital, they added. Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde mourned his death, calling him a …

Mumbai doctors warn about surge in conjunctivitis and dry eyes during summer

With summer temperatures rising in Mumbai, doctors are observing an increase in eye-related problems such as conjunctivitis (pink eye), eye irritation, and dryness across all age groups. From school-going children to working adults and senior citizens, many people are reporting symptoms like redness, itching, swelling, and watery eyes. Eye problems are quite common during the …

Atma Namaste: Inside India’s fast-growing Pranic Healing practice

In the middle of increasingly stressful urban lifestyles, a growing number of Indians are now turning towards alternative wellness practices focused on emotional and spiritual well-being. Among the names gaining attention is `Atma Namaste™`, a Mumbai-based organisation promoting Pranic Healing as a method of achieving balance, clarity and inner peace. The organisation follows the teachings …

Beware! Your high heels are raising risk of you suffering from varicose veins

Even as women are busy balancing their work goals and personal life, Mumbai doctors are raising concerns about the increasing number of young working women developing Varicose Veins due to prolonged standing hours, sedentary work routines, pregnancy, and frequent use of high heels.  Women working in professions such as healthcare, teaching, hospitality, retail, aviation, and …

Mother`s Day: Women`s health claims rise sharply as maternity costs increase

India’s maternity healthcare landscape is undergoing a significant shift, with more women accessing formal, institutional care than ever before. As per data from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, with over 88–90 per cent of births now occurring in institutional settings, the share of institutional deliveries has reached 97.3 per cent in 2023–24, signalling …

Delhi: Teen boy with end-stage heart failure get new lease of life

A 14-year-old boy suffering from end-stage heart failure got a new lease of life after the family of a woman, wife of a serving Indian Army officer, consented to donating her organs after she was declared brain dead at Command Hospital, Chandimandir, in Haryana`s Panchkula, officials said. The 41-year-old woman had suffered a brain haemorrhage. …

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