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28 Sep

Dr. A.K. Dwivedi Presents Second Edition of ‘Homeopathy for Anemia’ to CM Mohan Yadav

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Senior homoeopathic physician Dr. A.K. Dwivedi presents the second edition of his book ‘Homeopathy for Anemia’ to Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav during the Prominence Award-2026 ceremony. Indore: During the Prominence Award-2026 ceremony, senior homoeopathic physician Dr. A.K. Dwivedi presented a copy of the second edition of his book ‘Homeopathy for Anemia’ to Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav. Dr. A.K. Dwivedi is the Director of Advanced Homeo Health Centre & Homoeopathy Medical Research Pvt. Ltd., Indore. He has been working in the field of anemia, blood-related disorders and health education for three decades, along with undertaking…

12 Aug

Periodontal Specialist Dr. Vinitha Ramachandran Highlights the Critical Link Between Diabetes and Oral Health

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Recognized for advancing diabetes–oral health research while promoting collaborative, patient-centered care through clinical excellence, education, and teamwork.Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], August 12: As healthcare increasingly shifts toward integrated and preventive care, Dr. Vinitha Ramachandran is helping reshape conversations around one often-overlooked aspect of chronic disease management the connection between diabetes and oral health. A respected periodontist, educator, researcher, and PhD holder in Periodontal Medicine, Dr. Ramachandran has dedicated her professional career to advancing awareness of how periodontal health influences the overall well-being of individuals living with diabetes. Her sustained efforts in clinical practice, research, and education have earned her recognition…

05 Aug

Dr. Haror’s Wellness Hits a Milestone with 20,000+ Successful Hair Transplant Procedures

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New Delhi [India], August 4: Dr. Haror’s Wellness, one of the leading hair transplant clinics in New Delhi, India, recently announced a significant milestone in operations. The clinic said it has successfully completed 20,000+ hair transplant procedures in its one-decade history. This is a historic achievement that puts them in the leadership position for advanced hair restoration procedures. Dr. Haror’s Wellness’s continuous focus on innovation, technology, and patient care make them a global leader in surgical hair restoration treatments. A Significant Achievement in Hair Restoration Founded by Dr. Navnit Haror, a gold medalist dermatologist & international hair transplant surgeon, and…

04 Aug

Dr Batra’s® Introduces HairGain — India’s First Advanced Hair Regrowth Treatment Powered by 50 Billion Exosomes

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Novel exosome-powered therapy marks a new milestone in regenerative hair restoration, offering a non-surgical solution built on Dr Batra’s® proprietary TriXo Complex Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 3: Marking a new milestone in regenerative medicine, Dr Batra’s® Healthcare today announced the launch of HairGain, India’s first advanced hair regrowth treatment powered by 50 Billion Exosomes, bringing one of the world’s most promising regenerative technologies to patients seeking a non-surgical solution for hair restoration. Hair loss is no longer just a cosmetic concern — it has become an emotional and confidence-impacting issue for 150 million people across India, spanning age groups. From…

31 Jul

Caring for an Ageing India: Challenges and Opportunities

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 31: By 2050, one out of every five Indians will be over 60. That single fact flips the usual story of India being a “young country” on its head. A Shift Nobody Saw Coming For years, people talked about India’s youth—median age around 28, an unstoppable workforce everyone admired. Now, if you stroll through any middle-class neighborhood in Pune or Kochi, you can’t help but see more grey hair on morning walks, more elderly folks shopping alone, and more homes where the kids have left for Bengaluru or Toronto, leaving their parents behind. The United Nations…

30 Jul

India’s Doctor Shortage: Why It Exists and How Telemedicine Could Help

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 30: Walk into any district hospital in eastern Uttar Pradesh before lunchtime, ask a doctor how many patients they’ve seen, and you’ll probably be shocked by the answer. The truth is, in much of rural India, one government doctor still cares for tens of thousands of people. Sure, the country’s health numbers look better on paper these days. But out in the real world, the doctor shortage is as tough as ever and nowhere near solved. The Numbers Tell Two Different Stories Let’s talk numbers. Officially, India now beats the World Health Organization’s target — about…

29 Jul

Dr. Pruthvi Vaity Envisions a New Era of Longevity Medicine and Preventive Wellness in India

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New Delhi [India], July 27: Across the world, healthcare is steadily evolving from a model centered on treating disease to one focused on preserving health, preventing illness, and optimizing quality of life. Among the clinicians contributing to this evolving conversation in India is Dr. Pruthvi Vaity, Medical Director of HealRx Aesthetics and Laser Clinic and Trainer at MAC International Academy. Through his work in physician education, regenerative aesthetics, preventive wellness, and longevity medicine, Dr. Pruthvi Vaity advocates a scientific, patient-centered approach that emphasizes healthspan as much as lifespan. According to Dr. Pruthvi Vaity, the future of medicine lies in helping…

28 Jul

Cheaper, Faster, Homegrown: Seven Indian Health Inventions Changing Global Care

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 28: When you don’t have much to work with and the stakes are high, you start thinking differently. That’s basically how healthcare innovation works in India. Instead of copying expensive Western solutions, people here create original fixes—sometimes in makeshift garages, sometimes in sweaty government hospitals, sometimes inside big company labs where old rules get tossed out. Now, you’ll find these ideas in clinics from Nairobi to Jakarta. The limb that walks barefoot Everyone in India knows about the Jaipur Foot. Back in the ’70s, Dr. P.K. Sethi and sculptor Ram Chandra Sharma teamed up in Jaipur…

25 Jul

The Rise of Health Insurance and Why Most Indians Still Go Without It

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 25: Ten years ago, if you were trying to sell health insurance door-to-door in a small Indian town, you’d mostly hear: “We’ve never fallen sick badly enough to need it.” People talked as if real illness was something distant—something that happened to someone else’s family. That’s not so true anymore. Sure, the change isn’t even everywhere, but it’s real. The numbers show just how much things have shifted: Indian insurers collected around ₹20,096 crore in health premiums in 2014-15. Fast-forward a decade, and that figure has ballooned to nearly ₹1,17,505 crore. Health insurance is now the…

20 Jul

Why is LivLong365 Betting on Full Stack Healthcare, From Insurance to Care Delivery?

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Thane (Maharashtra) [India], July 20: India’s healthcare system has been a fragmented, ad-hoc system for decades. A patient buys health insurance from one company, gets their blood test done at another lab that has no connection with the policy, consults with a doctor who has their reports at a completely different place, and then follows up with a third party for their chronic medications. This results in: Indian families continue to incur huge out-of-pocket expenses The largest portion of that spend is on routine outpatient needs like lab tests, doctor consultations, and medicines Health insurance only covered inpatient hospitalization to…