I had a major heart attack when I was 39. This was completely unexpected as I had never noticed any symptoms and all prior yearly blood tests and physical examinations had not alerted me to any immediate risk. It is still an unsolved problem – a heart attack is for many young and seemingly fit…
Read More “How to reduce the risk of sudden heart attack and young deaths?” »
A few years ago, I was participating in a discussion on the future of healthcare at a leading institute of health management. I have heard several panelists affirm that health and public health should absorb and implement practices that enhance the efficiency of business management. I agreed, but only partially. I said “The mantra of…
Read More “Private healthcare must combine ethics with efficiency” »
Dr. Limaye is a member of Indian Medical Association (IMA) and Indian Society of Electro-Cardiology. He has expertise in dealing with Joint and Musculoskeletal Disorders, Type 1 Diabetes, Head and Neck Infection Treatment, Gastritis Treatment and Detoxification etc. How widespread is the monkeypox outbreak globally? Monkeypox is a viral infection, similar to smallpox, and is…
Customers in Rome’s bookstore paid no attention to circular stickers on the floor and instructed them to stamp COVID while maintaining a “distance of at least 1 metre”. “These are things of the past,” said Sylvia Giuliano, 45, who wore no mask while browsing the paperbacks. She described the red signs, with their crossed-out, pointed…
Read More “Deep in a Covid wave, Europe counts cases and moves on” »
By the time she left her corporate job of seven years, Rashmi (name was changed on request) was a Gurugram-based marketing executive. “The kind of work environment they created was making it very toxic, especially in the pandemic. While the lockdown gave us a glimmer of peace – what with working from the comfort of…
The small Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan on the eastern edge of the Himalayas, often referred to as the “Last Shangri-La” for its abundance of natural beauty, sustainable development and rich cultural heritage, has long resisted the quick financial returns of mass tourism. has done. In favor of protection. The approach is associated with a cultural…
When Shashank Raj Joshi and his family did Char Dham Yatra This year, he tried to cover many pilgrimage sites, but found that Badrinath and Kedarnath were more crowded than other places. buy now , Our best subscription plan now has a special price “We traveled between June 1 and June 11, and visited Rishikesh,…
To prevent pollution caused by litter and unmanaged plastic waste, the Government of India has banned the manufacture, import, storage, distribution, sale and use of identified single-use plastic items that have low utility and high Litter capacity. across the country. The list of banned items – which came into effect from July 1 – includes…
Read More “Five student-led organizations fighting to reduce plastic pollution in India” »
whereas pride month Essentially an annual worldwide festival, it comes as a solemn reminder of the fact that for members LGBTQI+ communityMental and emotional trauma – caused by the continuing ‘injustice’ by a largely heterogeneous society – is a terrifying reality. buy now , Our best subscription plan now has a special price Anurag Gupta,…
Read More “Pride Month: Addressing mental and emotional trauma among LGBTQI+ members” »
When Tagbin, a Gurugram based design agency was entrusted with the task of designing the recently inaugurated PM Museum or Prime MuseumThe team held “multiple rounds of meetings” to understand the story of the museum, and what it is they were trying to achieve in terms of engagement with the youth and the overall energy…
