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Thane doctors give breathless Mumbai man new lease of life with timely surgery

For Dhivaji Dhurat, a 52-year-old resident of Malad, life had slowly begun to shrink. Simple tasks that once seemed effortless walking short distances, climbing a flight of stairs or carrying groceries started triggering chest pain and breathlessness. Having undergone a heart angioplasty 15 years ago, he feared that something was seriously wrong again. The discomfort …

The Digital Fog: Is your screen time stealing your brain power?

From morning alarms and work emails to online banking, food delivery, streaming platforms, and late-night scrolling, screens have become impossible to separate from modern life. For many people, especially in urban India, the distinction between necessary screen use and excessive screen use has become increasingly difficult to define. Unlike earlier conversations around technology, the concern …

Why drying clothes indoors could be affecting your respiratory health

Monsoon laundry is rarely straightforward. Clothes take longer to dry, balconies become unusable, and indoor drying racks quietly become part of everyday life. In compact apartments especially, hanging wet clothes inside bedrooms, living spaces, or near wardrobes often feels less like a choice and more like a necessity. But according to experts, that convenience may …

Delhi doctors repair rare oesophageal defect in 1.4-kg premature newborn

Doctors at a Delhi hospital have successfully performed a complex surgery to repair a life-threatening congenital oesophageal defect in a premature newborn weighing just 1.4 kg, one of a pair of twins. The baby, born at 34 weeks of gestation, was diagnosed with Type C tracheo-oesophageal fistula (TEF) with oesophageal atresia, a rare congenital condition …

Mumbai docs help elderly woman walk within 48 hrs after she fell, fractured hip

Hip fractures and degenerative hip disorders such as osteoarthritis, avascular necrosis (AVN), and inflammatory arthritis are becoming increasingly common among older adults, often leaving them with severe pain, difficulty walking, and dependence on family members for even basic daily activities. While medications and physiotherapy may provide temporary relief in some cases, advanced joint damage often …

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