Practical guidance written by the consultants who treat these conditions every day — no scare tactics, no miracle cures.
A heart attack rarely announces itself the way films show it. Knowing the quieter signals — and acting within the first hour — is what decides how much heart muscle survives.
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Neurology
Around 1.9 million neurons die every minute during an untreated stroke. The BE-FAST test takes fifteen seconds and can b…
Endocrinology
Remission is real, it is measurable, and it is most achievable in the first six years after diagnosis. Here is what it t…
Paediatrics
Which vaccines are essential, which are optional, what a delay actually means, and why the fever afterwards is usually a…
Orthopaedics
Most patients stand within hours and climb stairs by day two — but full recovery takes months. A realistic timeline for…
Gynaecology
PCOS affects roughly one in five Indian women and is as much a metabolic condition as a gynaecological one. Understandin…
Gastroenterology
One in three urban Indian adults has fat in the liver, and most have no idea. The good news is that early fatty liver is…
Oncology
Screening is only useful when it finds a cancer early enough to change the outcome. Here is what is genuinely recommende…
General Medicine
Our emergency admissions rise by nearly 40% during the monsoon. Almost all of it is preventable with a handful of specif…
Mental Health
Exhaustion that sleep does not fix, growing cynicism about work, and a sense that nothing you do matters — burnout has a…
Nephrology
Kidney disease is silent until nearly two-thirds of function is gone. Two simple tests can catch it a decade earlier — a…
Patient Guide
What to stop, what to bring, when to stop eating, and the questions worth asking your surgeon before the day of admissio…
If something in an article sounds like your own symptoms, get it checked rather than self-treating.
