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World Kidney Day 2025 - "Nationwide Mass Resignation of Kidneys": A Wake-up Call for Kidney Health | Dr. H Sudarshan Ballal | Dr. Mohammed Fahad Khan
Manipal Hospitals' World Kidney Day 2025 campaign, "Kidneys across the country are resigning," raises awareness about kidney diseases and the need for preventive care.
Date : March 12, 2025
Publication name : Bangalore Mirror
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : March 12, 2025
Publication name : Bangalore Mirror
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road: Dr. Deepak Dubey on Awareness is the key to Healthy Kidney's : Expert's Vital Message on world Kidney Day
On this World Kidney Day, an expert shares a crucial message about kidney health—because awareness is the first step to prevention! Kidney disease often progresses silently until it's too late. But with the right knowledge, early detection, and a healthy lifestyle, you can protect your kidneys and live a healthier life.
Date : March 11, 2025
Publication name : The Times of India
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : March 11, 2025
Publication name : The Times of India
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road: Dr Anand R Shenoy on Women's hearts don't attack the same way, here's what you need to know
Many people believe that heart attacks in women are quite uncommon. This is not true, especially for women with long-standing diabetes and those who smoke in the premenopausal age group, as they are prone to heart attacks and other cardiac events. However, after post-menopause, the ratio of heart attacks between men and women becomes comparable.
Date : February 25, 2025
Publication name : India TV
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : February 25, 2025
Publication name : India TV
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road: Dr. Sridhar G on Menopause Symptoms: Heart problems that plague women after menopause; You should know about the symptoms
Menopause increases the risk of heart disease due to hormonal changes, often leading to high blood pressure, diabetes, and elevated cholesterol. Symptoms like fatigue, chest pain, irregular heartbeats, and breathlessness can be mistaken for menopause-related changes, delaying diagnosis. Dr. Sridhar G, Consultant – Interventional Cardiology at Manipal Hospital, stresses the importance of recognizing heart-related symptoms early and seeking timely medical advice for better heart health management.
Date : February 15, 2025
Publication name : Times Now Kannada
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : February 15, 2025
Publication name : Times Now Kannada
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road: Dr. Rupa Ananthasivan on AI can aid in early, precise detection of breast cancer, show results of 1st randomised trial
Published this week in The Lancet Digital Health, the study Mammography Screening with Artificial Intelligence trial (MASAI) has shown that AI use in mammography/breast cancer screening reduced screen-reading workload without increasing false positives.
The results are based on randomised clinical trials as a part of Sweden’s national screening programme. Involving over 1 lakh women, the trials were held between April 2021 and 7 Dec 2022. Half of the women underwent AI-supported screening, and the other underwent the standard screening procedure.
Date : February 8, 2025
Publication name : ThePrint
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : February 8, 2025
Publication name : ThePrint
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road: Dr.Pramod Krishnan on When your child's daydreams are more than just dreams: Identifying signs of Childhood Absence Epilepsy (CAE)
Children with CAE may experience frequent (10-100) brief episodes of unresponsiveness and unawareness called ‘absences’ in a day, without any motor manifestations that one usually associated with epileptic attacks. These absences may present with subtle signs like freezing, behavioural arrest, and staring; they may start and stop abruptly, lasting 5-20 seconds. There may be mild eyelid flickering or fidgety movements as well. The child quickly returns to normal. Most often these signs are easily missed by parents and teachers as they seem harmless. Such children frequently struggle with their studies due to frequent attacks.
Date : February 7, 2025
Publication name : The Times of India
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : February 7, 2025
Publication name : The Times of India
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road & Sarjapur: Dr. Meena Muttiah on What are the risks and complications of cervical cancer during pregnancy? Here's information from a specialist doctor
Cervical cancer during pregnancy is rare, affecting about 3% of cases, with the highest incidence in women around 40 years old. In 75% of cases, it is diagnosed in early pregnancy, with risk factors including HPV infection and multiple pregnancies. Treatment depends on the cancer stage and trimester—early stages may involve surgery, while advanced stages might require chemo-radiation, which can pose risks to both mother and foetus. The decision-making process is complex, requiring informed choices to balance maternal and foetal health, explains Dr. Meena Muttiah, Consultant, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Manipal Hospital.
Date : January 31, 2025
Publication name : Times Now Kannada
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : January 31, 2025
Publication name : Times Now Kannada
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Manipal Hospitals: Dr. H Sudarshan Ballal on Lives on hold: Uncovering India's organ donation gap | The Why Axis
Dr. H. Sudarshan Ballal, Chairman of Manipal Hospitals, highlights the severe shortage of organ donors in India. The country has one of the lowest organ donation rates globally, leading to long waiting times for patients in need of transplants. Despite growing awareness, logistical, cultural, and infrastructural challenges exacerbate the gap. Dr. Ballal emphasizes the need for systemic changes, public education, and better healthcare infrastructure to improve donation rates and reduce the disparity between supply and demand for organs.
Date : January 29, 2025
Publication name : Happiest Health
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yW4KAAk3YlI
Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : January 29, 2025
Publication name : Happiest Health
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yW4KAAk3YlI
Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road & Hebbal: Dr. Sreenivasa D on Why acid reflux feels terrible in winter: Doctor-approved tips to beat it
Winter can make acid reflux or GERD symptoms worse due to habits like eating heavier meals, reduced physical activity, and the temptation for comfort foods. Dr. Sreenivasa D, Consultant – Gastroenterology at Manipal Hospital, shares practical tips to manage winter-induced reflux: eat smaller meals, avoid trigger foods, exercise, wear loose clothing, and don’t lie down right after eating. Stay comfortable and in control of your health this season!
Date : January 23, 2025
Publication name : The Times of India
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : January 23, 2025
Publication name : The Times of India
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road: Dr. Hemanth G N on Fad or fact: Can cutting sugar reduce your risk of cancer?
The belief that cutting sugar reduces cancer risk is a common misconception. While consuming processed, carb-rich foods can contribute to obesity a significant cancer risk factor eliminating sugar won’t prevent or kill cancer cells. Dr. Otto Warburg’s renowned "Warburg effect" theory revealed that cancer cells consume glucose inefficiently, but this has often been misunderstood. The body maintains blood glucose levels through homeostasis, ensuring cancer cells are not "starved" by cutting sugar. Although ketogenic diets can aid in weight management, they lack scientific backing as effective cancer treatments. Dr. Hemanth G N, Consultant - Surgical Oncology & Robotic Surgery at Manipal Hospital, Bengaluru, highlights the importance of maintaining healthy glucose levels, emphasizing that balanced nutrition and overall health are key to effective cancer prevention and treatment.
Date : January 6, 2025
Publication name : Mint
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : January 6, 2025
Publication name : Mint
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
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