Category: Health

Bareilly: The two-day conference “Second UPCCDSICON” and the sixth edition of “SRMS Medicine Update” concluded successfully at SRMS Medical College on Sunday. The conference witnessed extensive discussions on lifestyle-related diseases such as cardio-metabolic disorders and fatty liver disease, with experts emphasizing prevention alongside modern treatment strategies. The event was jointly organised by the Department of General Medicine at SRMS Medical College, the Bareilly chapter of the Association of Physicians of India, and the Uttar Pradesh chapter of the Clinico Cardio Diabetes Society of India. Experts Discuss Modern Management of Lifestyle…

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Lucknow: Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences (SGPGI) organised a grand International Nursing Webinar at its Telemedicine Auditorium as part of the International Nurses Day Week celebrations on May 9, 2026. The webinar marked the successful culmination of a series of scientific and academic activities dedicated to nursing excellence, advanced patient care, evidence-based practice, and the empowerment of nursing professionals. The programme began with addresses by Neelam Srivastava, Assistant Nursing Superintendent, Ancy Jayaraj, Deputy Nursing Superintendent, and Neema Pant, Assistant Nursing Superintendent. The scientific sessions were coordinated by senior…

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KGMU Vice Chancellor Congratulates Dr. Surya kant Lucknow: Dr. Surya kant, Professor and Head of the Department of Respiratory Medicine at King George’s Medical University (KGMU), has been entrusted with an important national responsibility. He has been appointed Chairman of the National Expert Committee constituted for preparing the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Guidelines for “TB-Committed ICUs” aimed at improving the treatment of critically ill tuberculosis (TB) patients in the country. The committee will function under the National Tuberculosis Elimination Programme (NTEP), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of…

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By: Sristi Rai Generation Z, born between 1997 and 2012, navigates a digital-first world that profoundly shapes their mental health. Recent data reveals a stark reality: over 40% experience persistent sadness or hopelessness, while 42% have been diagnosed with anxiety or depression—rates significantly higher than in prior generations. Among high schoolers, nearly one-third report poor mental health, with elevated risks for females, LGBTQ+ youth, and minority groups. This crisis demands urgent attention from policymakers, educators, and society at large. At its core lies social media’s pervasive influence. Platforms like Instagram…

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Mumbai | In a significant boost to cancer care infrastructure, MOC Cancer Care and Research Centre has inaugurated a state-of-the-art facility in Vashi, offering patients not just advanced medical treatment but a supportive and compassionate healing environment. A Lifeline Amid Rising Cancer Cases The newly launched centre marks MOC’s 10th facility in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region and its 27th across India, reflecting the growing demand for accessible and quality cancer treatment. With cancer cases on the rise, the expansion aims to reduce the burden on existing healthcare systems and bring care…

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Bikaner | A Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme focusing on advanced management of hemophilia inhibitors was successfully organized in Bikaner, bringing together pediatric specialists and medical professionals to discuss emerging treatment strategies and clinical challenges. Organized under the aegis of the Bikaner Pediatric Society, the event on May 2 at Rani Bazar saw participation from over 50 pediatricians, faculty members, and resident doctors. Addressing a Critical Challenge in Hemophilia The session was inaugurated by Prof. (Dr.) G.S. Tanwar, Head of Department at PBM Hospital’s pediatric unit, who described inhibitors in…

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Lucknow: The Department of Biochemistry at Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences successfully organised a two-day ‘Lab Professional Week’ on April 29 and 30, aimed at recognising the vital role of laboratory professionals in healthcare and promoting awareness about quality lab services. Held under the theme “A Day at the Lab,” the programme featured a series of academic and training sessions, along with interactive competitions and awareness activities. The event began with a welcome address by Dr Vandana Tiwari. On the first day, sessions focused on sample collection…

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