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Nikhil Kamath lands in controversy: Zerodha co-founder accused by Liver Doc of promoting alcohol myths
In response to a widely-discussed podcast, Dr. Cyriac Abby Philips, known as 'The Liver Doc,' criticised Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath for glamorizing the alcohol industry as beneficial healthcare. Philips, highlighting his daily experiences treating alcohol-related health issues, denounced the promotion of moderate alcohol consumption as misinformation.
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World Hypertension Day: Identifying risks, monitoring high BP, and adopting preventive measures to address this silent killer
To address the ticking bomb called hypertension, commonly referred to as high blood pressure, The Economic Times, in collaboration with USV, brings a special World Hypertension Day episode titled ‘The Brain, The Heart, and The Kidney: The Trifecta of Hypertension’, featuring a panel of esteemed experts, Dr. Ajit Mehta, Dr Soumik Chaudhuri, and Dr. Basavaraj G S. This significant discussion aimed to address the critical connection between hypertension and our vital organs. Here are the highlights.
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Shattering the Silence: Paving the path for cardiovascular wellness and diabetes care through the lens of Indian women
Dr. Sarita Rao, Dr. Shehla Shaikh, and Dr. Anupama Dubey dive into the spectrum of heart health and diabetes in the latest drop of the USV health awareness multimedia series—‘Winning the Battle Against Diabetes and Heart Disease in Women—in collaboration with The Economic Times. Together, they unravel and demystify various facets of cardiovascular health and diabetes in women, from subtle signs to potentially high-risk factors and the correlation of stress, hormonal imbalance, and bone health, while mapping the route to seek medical interventions at the right time.
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Rituraj Singh: Pancreatic illness and cardiac arrest. What's the connection between the two
Popular TV actor Rituraj Singh's untimely demise highlights the importance of understanding the link between pancreatic illness and heart health. Addictions like alcoholism and smoking, can increase the risk of silent heart disease. Inflammation and infection associated with pancreatic illness can lead to restricted blood flow to the heart and trigger a heart attack.
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People living in economically depressed areas of England more likely to be diagnosed with cancer, claims new study
Those living in London had the lowest risk of dying from cancer. Even people living in poorer parts of London still had a lower risk of dying from cancer compared to those living in equally deprived areas of the country.
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How fatphobia is bringing healthcare industry to a standstill
People with larger bodies often experience weight stigma as discrimination, prejudice, negative stereotypes and judgments from others - including their own doctors and other health care providers.
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World Autism Awareness Day 2023: Know how to reduce risk of autism in babies
Autism Spectrum Disorder is a condition that affects a person's social behavior and communication skills during their developmental stages. Here's how to prevent it.
Yamuna river pollution: Remove froth in surfactant sector
Surfactants help in foaming and reducing surface tension in liquids such as detergents and soaps. And they should indeed be in the news - but for reasons other than the spat over tackling pollution of the Yamuna. Surfactants forming a key segment of hygiene and healthcare policies must sustain industry and its key inputs. The segment being price-sensitive, industry usually absorbs increased costs through changes in product composition, packaging or size.
Centre of Excellence for cancer care and blood disorders at Amrita Hospital, Faridabad
Amrita Hospital's Department of Hematology, Medical Oncology and BMT helps patients treat blood disorders, benign diseases, as well as blood cancers and solid cancers in adults and children
WHO report: 74% of Global Deaths are due to non-communicable diseases
The WHO released a report titled "Invisible Numbers", stating that 74 percent of deaths worldwide are due to NCDs or Non-Communicable Diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, and cancer.
Risk of diabetes & heart disease higher after Covid infection, but only for a short while
Covidis referred to as a multi-system condition.
Risk of heart attack: Why age doesn't matter when it comes to heart health
Leading a sedentary lifestyle with little or zero exercise could lead to poor heart health.
Businesses need to create foundations strong enough to weather future storms: Sanjiv Mehta, Chairman & MD HUL
We launched over 50 new product and pack innovations to cater to the rapid changes in demand in hygiene and sanitisation products, said Sanjiv Mehta while replying to a question
Govt support in FY09 was 6% of GDP; it's just 1% so far: Arindam Guha
MSME sector has been a major focus of stimulus for all countries, says Partner, Deloitte.
Coronavirus: Pernod Ricard India pledges Rs 15 cr to support healthcare facilities
Alcoholic beverages maker Pernod Ricard India on Monday pledged Rs 15 crore support to boost healthcare facilities in the country to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
Surveys show coronavirus pandemic savaging global economy
Some analysts say infinite monetary policy easing may not be enough and fiscal steps are crucial.
Workplace stress pushes Delhi residents towards smoking, unhealthy lifestyle
More women have erratic eating habits, and lead a sedentary life as compared to men.
Even an occasional puff, drink may up hypertension and diabetes risk
These two lifestyle disease are the highest in Chennai, Mumbai and Bengaluru, according to a study.
Breast cancer rates are on the rise among young women and here's how you can prevent it
It is the most common cancer in most parts of India, both urban and rural.
Watch your plate and the scale: Weight loss reduces risk of developing liver and colon cancer
A national campaign against obesity is likely to be a game changer in this endeavour.
What CII President Shobana Kamineni wants from Budget 2018: 6% of GDP on education, 2.5% on healthcare
Kamineni feels that India needs to invest in human development to best leverage its demographic dividend.
This is what kept our celebrities awake in 2016
From the suicide of Rohith Vemula in Hyderabad to the disappearance of Najeeb Ahmed at JNU, the young are a worried lot.
How top companies are blending CSR with responsible growth
A study reveals that only a third of the firms are taking a long-term view of responsible business and total CSR spend is less than the government mandate.
Budget 2016: Full text of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's speech
Jaitley presented his third budget which took on the fiscal and physical health of the nation by setting the fiscal deficit target at 3.5% of GDP.
Budget 2016: Impose more taxes on alcohol, tobacco products, says K Srinath Reddy, PHFI President
The finance ministry should impose heavier taxes on tobacco, sugared beverages and junk foods in Budget 2016, says K Srinath Reddy.
India to lose over $4.58 trillion to non-communicable diseases
The report said primary prevention of NCDs with focussed approach, if implemented, can reverse this trend with a return on investment of at least 15%.
How Personal genomics is proving to be a popular tool in preventive healthcare?
Personal genomics assessment that helps people discover their propensity for specific diseases is proving to be a popular tool in preventive healthcare.
Government plans to introduce ‘sin tax’ to curb use of alcohol, tobacco
India has mooted the introduction of a designated "sin tax" to finance a part of the health budget during the 12th five year plan (2012-2017).
US chemical company DuPont believes 'food security' makes good business sense
Food and agriculture is one of US chemical company DuPont's several focus areas and enhancing global food security would mean enhancing business.
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