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Matt Twombly for NPR Matt Twombly for NPR If you’re in desperate need for some good news, look no further. Scientists in the U.S. and India have found an inexpensive treatment that could [...]

Samples from over 2,800 individuals from 275 distinct South Asian populations analysed HYDERABAD, JULY 20:   When a person goes for medical surgery in Indian hospitals, doctors could often ask [...]

3D mammography or Tomosynthesis is a special kind of mammogram that uses several low dose x-rays obtained at different angles to create multiple images or “sequential slices” that step through [...]

The first involved nurses teaching new parents about safe sleep practices for infants while still in the hospital. The the second intervention the mobile programme involved delivering information [...]

Wellness tourism in India thrives on its immense potential in traditional forms of healthcare. With people having to cope with stress and ailments on a daily basis, medical and wellness tourism [...]

  Roslyn McMaster, from Brisbane, travelled to India for ‘extreme Ayurvedic detox’ Previously diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer and had chemo and surgery Embarked on detox [...]

Holy Basil (Ocimum sanctum), commonly known as Tulsi, is considered the most sacred herb in India. This herb is known to possess potential disease-protective properties. For this reason, almost [...]

In 2016, an estimated 63,000 Canadians, including roughly 9,000 Albertans, elected to forego the offerings of Canada’s health care system and pursued medical treatment outside the country. The [...]

WASHINGTON D.C: In a new study, hospital patients with dementia and other causes of confusion have longer stays and worse treatment outcomes than people without the condition. The research is the [...]

The International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS) has found that more and more women are opting to have a breast augmentation using fat transfer, instead of choosing silicone or [...]

Nagpur: Patients in Intensive Care Units (ICU) are at risk of dying not only from their critical illness but also from secondary processes such as Hospital-Acquired Infections (HAI). Lilavati [...]