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Hypertension is a medical condition which is caused by high blood pressure levels. Untreated hypertension can result in severe health issues like heart disease, strokes, and kidney damage. For better health, you must make changes in your lifestyle.

Akshay Ridlan’s innovative concept of QR Locket is helping families reunite with their lost loved ones. A recent case in Mumbai, where a young kid with special needs was reunited with his family, highlights the effectiveness of Akshay’s technology.

Rooh Afza began as a cold beverage to combat the scorching heat of Old Delhi, crafted by a Unani medical practitioner in 1906. Despite the passage of time, it remains one of the favourites, uniting South Asians even after a century. 

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a life-saving technique used to maintain blood circulation in the body until professional help arrives. It involves administering 30 compressions followed by two breaths to ensure the victim's chest rises and they continue breathing. 

Several dangerous diseases exist in India, each with its own unique characteristics and impacting a large number of people. Treating such disorders in a timely manner is critical. However, a lack of funds and restricted access to high-quality medical facilities frequently prevent people from receiving the necessary treatment for these disorders.
 

The article features some of the best medical courses in India that students can pursue for a rewarding career in healthcare. Interestingly, the mentioned courses don’t even require a NEET score.

Learn about sunstroke, a serious condition caused by prolonged exposure to high temperatures. Discover its symptoms, risks, and how to prevent it

While pursuing degree courses after completing class 12 is important, you must also consider enrolling in some diploma courses to increase your chances of getting a job.

Aboard an Air India Express flight from Delhi to Pune, a middle-aged woman suffered a cardiac arrest mid-air. Dr Ashok Kumar Badamali, a senior consultant in cardiac anesthesia, led a remarkable rescue effort with the assistance of cabin crew members and fellow passengers. 

Omkar Nath Sharma, also known as Medicine Baba, is revered for his noble deeds. He tirelessly goes from house to house, collecting unused medicines and distributing them to those in need free of charge. Presently, he distributes medicines worth approximately Rs 4 to 5 lakh every month.

You never know when you might need medicinal herbs, so having them in the house is really vital. Thus, among the millions of different plant species that are worth having around the house, these are the ones with the greatest therapeutic benefit. 
 

In June 2009, Lisa Ray received her first cancer diagnosis. After three years of recovery, she relapsed once more. According to Dr. Sreenivass BJ, a medical oncologist at Bangalore's HCG Cancer Hospital, strength training does help cancer survivors.

Amitabh Bachchan has been hospitalized at Kokilaben Hospital in Mumbai

Ganesh Baraiya did not lose hope when rejected admission to medical college due to his small stature. He fought against the odds, got admitted in 2019, and has completed his MBBS. 

An 8-year-old boy from Yemen went through a rare papillary thyroid cancer surgery at Jaslok Hospital in Mumbai. He became the 2nd youngest child to get a successful papillary thyroid cancer surgery in India.