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Medical experts highlight cardiovascular challenges on World Heart Day 2024

Healthcare professionals emphasize the need for early diagnosis and advanced treatments to combat rising cases of aortic stenosis and others

Abbott launches “Chakkar Ko Check Kar” campaign to raise vertigo awareness

A new survey reveals the impact of vertigo, aiming to improve early diagnosis and management for 70 million affected Indians

Oncology tests market in Japan to reach $30 million by 2033,...

High cancer incidence, driven by dietary habits and smoking, propels demand for advanced diagnostic technologies, with Japan leading the Asia-Pacific market in 2024

CORONA Remedies sets record by screening over 21,000 patients for neuropathy

Ahmedabad-based pharmaceutical company achieves Asia record during Neuropathy Awareness Week as part of "Mission Heal India" initiative

AHF India Cares and Palladium India lead major HIV testing initiative...

Community-based project screens over 66,000 people, achieves high linkage to Antiretroviral Therapy for HIV-positive cases

Diagnostic test for pre-diabetic condition feasible: study

Researchers have found that abundance of glucose bound peptides (smaller units of a protein) of protein serum albumin can help in accurately diagnosing pre-diabetes...................

Using machine learning, scientists develop pre-screening tool for cancer

Researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur have developed a machine learning-based algorithm for predicting signs of esophageal cancer, based on demographic data and results of certain clinical tests.................

Tear-based screening test soon for childhood blinding condition

A group of researchers in Hyderabad have identified a biomarker that can help in detecting the risk of Retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) from just a drop of tear..........................

Addressing cancer epidemic in India using power of genomics

While we understand the disease a lot better than we did a century ago with survival rates in some cancers as high as 90% now, we have challenges that are unique to our country, writes Dr Radhika Nair in the below column. Read details..............