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Millions of people are losing their lives due to stroke
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The organisation informed that this landmark event brought together industry leaders and executives from renowned healthcare companies such as Novartis, Lilly, GSK, Sanofi, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, and many more, with a common goal of promoting gender equity in healthcare leadership in India
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To commemorate the occasion, MedGenome has released a corporate video titled 10 Years of Pioneering Genomics
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The study focused on cancer incidence, mortality, and the quality of life for patients, noting that both India and South Africa are likely to experience a significant rise in cancer cases. In India, the increase is particularly pronounced in mouth cancers, with men frequently diagnosed with lip and mouth cancer, while breast cancer remains the most common diagnosis among women.
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Although 84 per cent of Indians claim to be aware of heart conditions, only 40 per cent correctly associate chest pain or discomfort with heart disease, and just 36 per cent recognise shortness of breath as a symptom
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P&G Health and FOGSI join forces to raise awareness about anaemia through free haemoglobin testing and educational initiatives across 21 cities
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The report highlights that individuals in the 35-54 age group are the most vulnerable, with 34.5 per cent of this demographic showing elevated cholesterol levels
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The conference addressed alarming statistics surrounding heart attacks in India, where nearly 50 per cent of cases occur in individuals below the age of 50
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A 38-year-old man in Kerala’s Malappuram district has tested positive for monkeypox (Mpox), the state Health Department confirmed on Wednesday.
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A report by WHO reveals that only 54 per cent of adults with hypertension are diagnosed, 42 per cent receive treatment, and a concerning 21 per cent manage to control their hypertension
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