Bihar Sets Target to Screen 6 Crore People by November 30, Announces Statewide Health Campaign

Bihar Sets Target to Screen 6 Crore People by November 30, Announces Statewide Health Campaign

The Bihar government has launched a statewide health-screening campaign with the objective of reaching around 6 crore people by November 30. Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary launched the initiative in Patna on September 2, describing it as an effort to take screening and treatment services closer to people’s homes. The campaign, titled “Screening and Treatment –…

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Insomnia Isn’t Just Exhausting — It May Raise Your Risk of Stroke, Dementia

Insomnia Isn’t Just Exhausting — It May Raise Your Risk of Stroke, Dementia

A recent review has found that insomnia may be associated with an increased risk of stroke and hospitalization. Insomnia may do more than leave you tired. A review published in Sleep Medicine Reviews on September 7 has linked it to a higher risk of stroke, depression, and hospitalization. Insomnia is characterized by difficulty falling or staying asleep despite…

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Fatty liver symptoms: Be alert immediately if you notice these 5 early symptoms of fatty liver

Fatty liver symptoms: Be alert immediately if you notice these 5 early symptoms of fatty liver

Fatty Liver Symptoms: Be alert immediately if you notice these 5 early symptoms of fatty liver. Early Symptoms of Fatty Liver: The problem of fatty liver is rising rapidly due to today’s hectic lifestyle, irregular eating habits, and a lack of physical activity. While this condition was previously seen mostly in alcohol consumers, poor lifestyle choices,…

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What India needs to do to build a stronger health care system

What India needs to do to build a stronger health care system.

As India continues to emerge as one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies, its progress in health and human development remains an important area of focus. The persistent burden of communicable diseases like tuberculosis and malaria now collides with an alarming double burden of non-communicable lifestyle and environmental diseases, such as diabetes and cardiovascular conditions….

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Cardiologists advise three-hour gap between dinner and sleep

Cardiologists advise three-hour gap between dinner and sleep

Cardiologists recommend waiting two to three hours after dinner before sleeping to lower risks of reflux, poor sleep, and cardiovascular strain. Cardiologists issue unified guidance on dinner-to-bedtime gap Multiple cardiologists, including Dr Devendra Kr. Shrimal, stress that while an occasional late meal is unlikely to cause immediate harm, a regular habit of sleeping right after…

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