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World Diabetes Day 2026: Not just blood sugar, why eye checkups should also be a priorityFor individuals managing diabetes, being vigilant about eye health is vital due to the risk of diabetic retinopathy and other eye complicat...- Kylie Jenner's breast implant scar goes viral; diva's LACMA Gala look has the internet divided; here's the truthKylie Jenner attended the LACMA Art+Film Gala in a striking animal-print gown, drawing attention to a mark. This mark led to speculation li...
- Doctor suspected patient had cancer, yet did not suggest a biopsy. Doctor explains why sometimes biopsies can be hazardous: ‘It can actually burst…’In most cases, if a doctor suspects a patient may have cancer, they order a biopsy. However, in some rare instances, doctors will refrain f...
- Light after shells: How Indian Army doctors gave new vision to civilians caught in Pakistam's fury post Op SindoorAn advanced surgical eye camp in Udhampur brought sight to many. Over 1500 people were screened. More than 400 surgeries were performed. Th...
- She lost over 140 kg in 2 years without surgery or supplements. Now she is fighting a life-threatening disease with scars that tell her storyLexi Reed from Indiana lost a lot of weight through diet and exercise. She faced a rare disease called calciphylaxis. This condition causes...
- This influencer plans to spend Rs 16 lakh on vaginal rejuvenation surgery to 'become a virgin again'A Brazilian influencer is set to undergo hymenoplasty. She will spend $19,000 on the procedure. The influencer says it symbolizes a fresh s...
- Plastic surgeries not painful or expensive: AIIMS doctors bust mythsDoctors at AIIMS Delhi have addressed growing concerns and myths surrounding plastic surgery as its popularity rises. They clarified that p...
- Vitrectomy: What's the surgery that saved AAP's Ragha Chadha's eye? When it's required, is it dangerous?Rajya Sabha member Raghav Chadha underwent emergency eye surgery in London due to a retinal hole, opting for vitrectomy to prevent detachme...
- What are neurological disorders, how to identify them, prevention and treatment? Here are expert viewsThe diversity of these disorders makes them challenging to identify, manage, and understand. Here, it becomes important to understand what ...
- Pope short of breath, says he's still feeling effects of anesthesia 2 weeks after surgeryFrancis made the comments to explain why he chose not to deliver a prepared speech to visiting charity workers for Eastern rite churches. I...
- Pope Francis to leave hospital on Friday: VaticanPope Francis, 86, will be discharged on Friday from the Rome hospital where he underwent abdominal surgery last week, the Vatican said. Fra...
- World Laparoscopy Hospital sets world record in robotic surgery trainingThe hospital said that it is the first private institute in India to initiate the practice of robotic surgery. Robotic surgery, a branch of...
- Buccal fat removal: Latest craze in aesthetic surgery. Details hereBuccal fat removal is a surgical procedure that removes fat from the cheeks to permanently contour the face. It is becoming increasingly po...
- World Plastic Surgery Day: Men want beautiful eyelids & ears; 'mommy makeovers' & genital cosmetic procedures to take the world by stormDid you know the business of 'looking good' originated in India in the 6th century BC?
- IISc director Govindan Rangarajan, Mohandas Pai kick off advanced robotic surgery at NU HospitalsWith this, NU Hospitals became the first Nephro-Urology Super Specialty Hospital in the country to introduce the "Versius Robotic Surgical ...
- Shankara Cancer Centre to roll out advanced robotic assisted surgery to treat complex casesThe unit, called Da Vinci X, will help surgeons carry out smaller and complex incisions with better visibility. This also helps patients wi...
- From swelling to a stroke, minor cosmetic procedures can lead to disastersMore and more people are opting for non-surgical cosmetic procedures, unaware of likely complications.
- Are robots making their mark in operation theatres?Many doctors opine that surgical robots are inevitable for better medical care in certain cases and lowering the risks associated with many...
- This ridiculously tiny robotic device is going to change surgery - and it's thinner than a paperclipThey make for smaller incisions, which lead to reduced pain and quicker recovery time. They take up less space inside the body, minimizing ...
- Apollo Cancer Conclave begins from Feb 6 in Hyderabad3,200 delegates and 315 faculty, including eminent researchers,medical practitioners from India and abroad will participate in it.
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