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Q: My niece, who just started kindergarten, has frequent urinary tract infections (UTIs). Is there any way to prevent them? A: UTIs are common among children who just start school, and it is especially common among girls. Their new surroundings at school, including the ...

18.01.2016 08:21:06

Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine

Japanese encephalitis (JE) is a serious infection caused by a virus. It occurs mainly in rural parts of Asia. Japanese encephalitis virus spreads through the bite of infected mosquitoes. It does not spread from person to person. The risk of Japanese encephalitis is very l...

24.03.2025 03:16:00

Preparation before spinal surgery and postoperative care

Most spinal surgeries are performed in the neck and lower back. Cervical spine (Neck) surgery It is usually performed from the front. To do decompression of the nerve or spinal cord and insert a fused or movable disc spacer. Lumbar spine (Lower back) surgery, there are t...

24.08.2023 03:26:26

Mushrooms

Medicinal effective mushrooms are known as some of the most potent immune boosters and disease fighters. They act by increasing immune activity and immune cell numbers in the defense of viral infection and cancer. They have also shown cardiovascular protective effects, he...

20.01.2009 03:55:26

Menopause

Menopause can cause changes in physical, mental and even social well-being. As they affect the quality of life, it is very important to understand these changes so that you are best prepared to cope with menopause and improve your quality of life. Understanding “Menopa...

16.03.2015 12:31:49

Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever in Children

Dengue hemorrhagic fever in children can prove to be fatal. However, it’s important to know that early treatment can save a child’s life. Dengue hemorrhagic fever and dengue shock syndrome are caused by any one of four dengue viruses. The dengue viruses are members of ...

10.11.2015 11:16:57

The 2019 Nobel Prize in Medicine: Oxygen Sensing and the Clue to “Switch-off” Cancer

Almost everyone knows that oxygen is fundamental to the survival and well-being of humans. But how do our cells sense and adapt to the change in oxygen levels? The 2019 Nobel Prize for medicine was awarded for the discovery of this answer, which also gives us new clues in solv...

02.12.2019 03:55:52

Heart of the Matter: Managing Coronary Artery Disease Effectively

Heart of the Matter: Managing Coronary Artery Disease Effectively Coronary artery disease (CAD) is a complex condition where the arteries supplying oxygen-rich blood to the heart become narrowed or blocked due to plaque buildup. CAD can develop silently over time, but ...

13.01.2025 07:28:52

Cost-Effective Weight Loss: Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty Outperforms GLP-1 Drugs

Cost-Effective Weight Loss: Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty (ESG) Outperforms GLP-1 Drugs Obesity is a significant health concern worldwide, affecting millions and placing a heavy burden on healthcare systems. If you’re exploring weight-loss options, two effective appr...

03.01.2025 07:20:35

Inside the Science of Scar-Free Weight Loss with ESG

Inside the Science of Scar-Free Weight Loss with ESG Modern medicine is changing the way we lose weight. If you’ve been searching for a method that’s effective, less invasive, and doesn’t leave visible scars behind, Endoscopic Sleeve Gastroplasty (ESG) at Bumrungra...

04.07.2025 07:16:08

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