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Dr Jatin Yadav in an authored article on "Skipping a heartbeat: Everything you need to know about palpitations" in TIMES NOW News.
At a time when heart conditions have become increasingly common, millennials have become more cautious – they are now working out regularly, and following a more heart-friendly diet. However, despite precautions, there can times when one may experience rapid fluttering of the heart or may feel like the heart skipped a beat. One can feel the fluttering through the throat and neck and it may last for a few seconds or multiple minutes resulting in chest heaviness. This condition is known as palpitations.
Date : August 25, 2021
Publication name : Times Now
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Date : August 25, 2021
Publication name : Times Now
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Dr Yogita Parashar recommends breast feeding infants while easing the anxiety of Breast Feeding during Covid times in Outlook India | World Breast Feeding Week 2021.
It is of course common sense that breastfeeding is an integral part of the post-partum care of a newborn. Since ancient times, exclusive breastfeeding for the newborn for a minimum of six months has been emphasized as it is an optimum source of nutrients as well as antibodies that can improve the immunity of the baby, sometimes lasting lifelong. It also lays the foundation for somatic and psychological bonding between mother and child. The first breast milk colostrum is also known as golden fluid and is a combination of immune, growth, and tissue repair factors. Respiratory infections are a leading cause of morbidity in children. During the first year of life, breastfeeding provides protection from these infections mainly lower respiratory infections.
Date : August 18, 2021
Publication name : Outlook India
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Date : August 18, 2021
Publication name : Outlook India
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r Shailendra Lalwani talks about " 10 Things You Need To Know About Organ Donation" on this World Organ Donation Day on NDTV online.
World Organ Donation Day is observed every year on August 13 to spread awareness about organ donation. Every year many people lose their lives due to the failure of procurement of organs for transplant. Government data suggests that in India, around 5, 00,000 people die because of the non-availability of organs every year. This day aims to encourage people to donate organs that can help save lives. There is a lack of awareness about donating organs. Many people don't wish to donate organs due to many reasons. On the contrary, some people willing to donate organs are not aware of how to go about the procedure. As World Organ Donation Day is around the corner, let's know more about the process of organ donation.
Date : August 13, 2021
Publication name : NDTV Online
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Date : August 13, 2021
Publication name : NDTV Online
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r Sanjay Gogoi in an authored article about Cadaver Transplant : Everything you need to know observing the World Organ Donation Day today in TIMES NOW NEWS.
We live in a world of give and take – one where every deed is transactional. However, there continue to be some deeds that are the purest forms of generosity – organ donation, for instance. While donating a kidney or a part of the liver can be done when a patient is alive, some forms can be executed only after death. Such procedures are known as Cadaver Transplants. This Organ Donation Day, when the world celebrates the spirit of kindness, Dr Sanjay Gogoi - HOD And Consultant – Urology, HCMCT Manipal Hospitals, helps us with some information on Cadaver Transplants.
Date : August 13, 2021
Publication name : Times Now News
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Date : August 13, 2021
Publication name : Times Now News
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Manipal Hospitals Dwarka: Dr Ankita Baidya speaks about the COVID 19- The third wave in India-what precautions will help The Health site
How likely is the third wave in India? How dangerous will it be? As the fear of another ferocious coronavirus wave looms large in the country, experts have warned that not following the pandemic guidelines can make things worse for India. Earlier speaking to the media, the Union Health Ministry had said, "The third phase is inevitable given the amount of virus circulating. But it is difficult to predict the timeline. We should prepare for the new (third) wave." He also said that regular monitoring of the Covid-19 vaccines is needed for up-gradation to deal with the new strains.
Date : August 4, 2021
Publication name : The Healthsite
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Date : August 4, 2021
Publication name : The Healthsite
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Manipal Hospitals Dwarka: Dr Gaurav Rastogi in an authored article on Bone Cancer- Risk & Treatment in TIMES OF INDIA.
Cells in any part of the body can become cancerous and can then spread to other parts of the body. Bone cancer is an uncommon type of cancer that begins when cells in the bone start to grow out of control. Most of the time cancer in the bone starts somewhere else and then spreads to the bones.
Date : August 4, 2021
Publication name : The Times of India
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Date : August 4, 2021
Publication name : The Times of India
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Dr Lovkesh Anand on a podcast on " In Times of Covid Don't Ignore Hepatitis" on this World Hepatitis Day on Chimes Radio.
Format – Podcast
Headline – In Times of Covid Don't Ignore Hepatitis with Dr. Lovkesh Anand
Doctor quoted – Dr. Lovkesh Anand
Date : July 28, 2021
Publication name : Chimes Radio
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Date : July 28, 2021
Publication name : Chimes Radio
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Dr Kunal Das recommended that people with COVID-19 need to be screened for Hepatitis B while observing World Hepatitis Day in Financial Express.
Experts have recommended that people with COVID-19 need to be screened for Hepatitis. Moreover, every patient who has been treated for COVID-19 should also undergo screening for Hepatitis B.
Date : July 28, 2021
Publication name : Financial Express
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Date : July 28, 2021
Publication name : Financial Express
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Dr Sushant Chhabra said, “Over the years of my training and working in emergency medicine, I have made myself emotionally strong,” to THE WEEK - A story on Pandemic Heroes.
Bearing the Brunt
Publication: The Week
Date: July 23, 2021
Dr Sushant Chhabra, HOD Emergency Medicine
Date : July 23, 2021
Publication name : The Week
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Manipal Hospitals :Dwarka - Delhi NCR
Date : July 23, 2021
Publication name : The Week
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Dr Rajeev Verma in a challenging surgery successfully treats four joints in a first-ever avasular necrosis patient in MEDGATE TODAY.
HCMCT Manipal Hospitals Dwarka, a multi-speciality facility, recently treated a 23-year-old COVID-19 recovered patient suffering from avascular necrosis. While amidst the pandemic, AVN cases were on the rise and HCMCT Manipal Hospitals treated six patients.
Date : July 22, 2021
Publication name : Medgate Today
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Date : July 22, 2021
Publication name : Medgate Today
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