IIT Kanpur Research Offers Fresh Hope in Colorectal Cancer Treatment

Kanpur: A major breakthrough in cancer research by scientists at Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur has opened new possibilities for more effective treatment of colorectal cancer, one of the most aggressive forms of cancer affecting the intestine. Professor Bushra Ateeq from the Department of Biological Sciences and Bioengineering, along with her research team, has identified a key protein known as DKC-1 that plays a crucial role in the rapid spread of colorectal cancer and in making cancer cells resistant to treatment. The findings, considered highly significant in the medical research…

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AI Integration in Medical Research and Education Discussed at Annual Workshop at Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Institute

Lucknow: An annual Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme and Alumni Meet focusing on the growing role of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare was organised by the Department of Physiology at Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences. Held under the banner of the ASSOPI UP Chapter, the event centred on the theme, “Integration of Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Medical Research and Education.” The programme took place in hybrid mode at the auditorium of the institute’s Academic Block from 2 pm to 5 pm and witnessed enthusiastic participation from medical professionals,…

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Echoes Across RMLIMS on World Hypertension Day

More Than 200 Participants Attend Awareness Program & 1st Alumni Meet of Department of Cardiology Lucknow: The Department of Cardiology at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences organized a grand celebration of World Hypertension Day along with its 1st Alumni Meet at the Conference Hall, Administrative Block, RMLIMS, Lucknow. The program witnessed enthusiastic participation from more than 200 faculty members, doctors, residents, students, healthcare workers, alumni, and staff members. In a unique and impactful public health initiative, the Department made it mandatory for every participant attending the program…

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Nephrology Department celebrated its 39th Foundation Day

Lucknow: The Department of Nephrology at Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences celebrated its 39th Foundation Day on 16 May 2026 at the prestigious H.G. Khorana Auditorium in an atmosphere marked by academic excellence, reflection, and commitment toward advancing organ transplantation services in Uttar Pradesh. The event brought together eminent nephrologists, transplant physicians, surgeons, policymakers, healthcare professionals, donor families, and medical students from across the country. The celebration highlighted not only the remarkable journey and achievements of the department over nearly four decades but also the growing importance of…

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SGPGIMS Organises Cyclothon to Promote Fuel Conservation and Sustainable Mobility Amid Global Energy Crisis

Lucknow: Amid growing concerns over the global energy crisis and rising fuel consumption, Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences took a significant step towards promoting sustainable transportation and environmental responsibility by organising a symbolic cyclothon within its campus on Saturday, May 16, 2026. The initiative was aimed at encouraging the reduction of motorised vehicle usage for short-distance commuting inside the institute campus and promoting cycling as an eco-friendly and healthy alternative. The cyclothon began at 9 am from the Director’s Office located in the Administrative Block and followed a…

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Successful Removal of Long-Standing Airway Foreign Body in a 15-Month-Old Child at Department of Pediatric Surgical Superspecialities

Lucknow: Doctors at the Department of Pediatric Surgical Superspecialities, SGPGIMS successfully managed and removed a foreign body lodged in the left bronchus of a 15-month-old child hailing from Jaunpur district. The child had been suffering from persistent vigorous cough, recurrent episodes of fever, and respiratory distress for nearly 20 days before being referred to SGPGI. According to the treating team, the child had initially been managed with medications elsewhere for recurrent respiratory symptoms; however, the symptoms persisted due to an undiagnosed airway foreign body. Detailed evaluation and imaging at SGPGIMS…

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KGMU Strengthens Diagnostic Excellence During NABL Accreditation Review

Lucknow: The Chemical Pathology section under the Department of Pathology at King George’s Medical University underwent a two-day assessment on May 16 and 17, 2026, as part of the fifth cycle of NABL accreditation under ISO 15189:2022 standards for clinical biochemistry and immunoassay markers. The assessment was conducted by a team from Delhi comprising experts from leading medical institutions, who carried out a detailed review of the laboratory’s quality systems, documentation processes, technical competence, patient safety measures and reporting standards. The opening session was chaired by Vice Chancellor Prof. Soniya…

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EQUICON–2026 Highlights Need for Inclusive Healthcare for LGBTQIA+ Communities

Lucknow: EQUICON–2026, a national conference on Equity and Inclusion in Healthcare, concluded successfully at the Kalam Centre, King George’s Medical University (KGMU), Lucknow, with a strong emphasis on inclusive, stigma-free, and evidence-based healthcare for LGBTQIA+ communities in India. The conference was organised through a collaborative effort by the Department of Psychiatry, Department of Infectious Diseases, and Department of Plastic Surgery, KGMU, with support from the Indian Psychiatric Society (IPS) LGBTQIA+ Taskforce and the Association of Clinical Psychiatrists. The event was held in observance of the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia…

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Thousands of Differently-Abled Individuals in Mumbai to Get a New Ray of Hope

Mumbai (Anil Bedag): Mumbai will witness a unique blend of humanity, compassion, and technology on May 17, as Narayan Seva Sansthan organises a mega free disability corrective surgery screening, selection, and 3D-printed modular artificial limb measurement camp. The camp, scheduled at Nico Hall in Dadar (East), aims to bring renewed confidence and self-reliance to thousands of differently-abled individuals. Designed using advanced Japanese and German technology, these lightweight and durable artificial limbs are expected to significantly improve mobility and quality of life for beneficiaries. Inspired by Padma Shri awardee Kailash Manav,…

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Dr Alka Jain, MD Gynaecology at her clinic, Vipul Khand Gomtinagar Lucknow.

Prevention is better than cure! Yashoda Vipin Foundation organised a PAP Smear test Camp on 18 May’ 26 under the able guidance of The foundation is working day and night to spread awareness of Cervical Cancer among ladies through webinars, Zoom meetings to save their lives through PAP Smear test to avoid cervical cancer. Dr Alka Jain said 1/3 such cases of cervical cancer in the world are found in India which is very alarming situation.  This fatal disease, the cervical cancer which is second most common after breast cancer.…

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