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Many times we face sudden injury in bone or soft tissue in a way that requires immediate treatment to avoid further trauma or harm in the body. Major joint dislocations such as knee or hip fractures & dislocations also count … Continue reading →

Every part of our body is connected with another part and any kind of issue with one part, definitely increases the issues of another part. According to a famous newspaper around 10 per cent of the Indian population suffers from … Continue reading →

According to a famous news portal, the number of deaths due to heart attacks in India has remained consistently over 25,000 in the last four years, and over 28,000 in the last three years. The increasing number of heart patients … Continue reading →

Kidney issues are too common in India now. According to the Ministry of Health & Public Welfare of India around 1.8 lakh persons suffer from renal failure every year, however, the number of renal transplants done is around 6000 only. … Continue reading →

In recent times, advancements in neonatal care have revolutionized the management of pre-mature and sick infants, significantly improving their survival rates and long-term outcome. The preservation of the quality of life in high-risk infants is the current emphasis of neonatology, … Continue reading →

Our lifestyle is changing very fast. This fast lifestyle is reducing exercise timing and food habits significantly. People are more indulged in unhealthy eating habits such as deep-fried food, canned foods etc. and these foods are also impacting the body. … Continue reading →

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in Critical Care: everything you need to know about ICU care, including dialysis. Chronic Kidney Disease, well, this is still not a very known term for many of us. However, we all should know this term … Continue reading →

Describe the process of hemodialysis in the intensive care unit for patients with renal failure. Every year almost one lakh cases of renal failure are reported and almost 10% of the Indian population is suffering from CKD (Chronic Kidney Disease). … Continue reading →

India is developing rapidly. With this rapid development, one more thing is changing rapidly and that is our lifestyle. A hectic schedule, zero exercise, unhealthy eating habits, junk foods & wrong sleeping schedule are impacting our heart health significantly. In … Continue reading →

Currently more than 55 million people have dementia worldwide, most of them are from low and middle socioeconomic countries. Dementia is currently the seventh leading cause of death and one of the major causes of disability and dependency among older … Continue reading →