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Jansen's disease: How a mother's love sparked a medical breakthrough
A woman with an extremely rare genetic disease took it upon herself to initiate the development of a drug, and became its first human trial participant, so that her sons and others with the same condition might have a better future
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Aortic aneurysm and a blocked artery? How a hybrid approach saved a patient
A rare and complex heart condition was treated with a hybrid procedure—combining open surgery and advanced endovascular technology
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From reptiles to remedies: How python blood is inspiring an Ozempic alternative
A python weight loss compound, known as pTOS, has been discovered by researchers and shows promise in suppressing appetite by acting on the brain's regulatory centre
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How to fix India's healthcare staff shortage for good
India's healthcare workforce faces a critical challenge that extends beyond mere numbers to a significant gap in specialised skills and talent distribution
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Life in ICU can be fun
I had all the time in the world to read what I wanted—no sympathy-spilling visitors, no nagging family, no phone calls
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What is India Valves Registry and why is it a landmark for heart patients?
The India Valves Registry has been launched as the nation's first dedicated, continuing record for transcatheter valve therapies to improve patient outcomes and guide research
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‘The registry will help us form our own guidelines’: Dr G. Sengottuvelu
India's new medical data registry will utilise artificial intelligence to automatically capture 70 per cent of patient data from reports, says Dr G. Sengottuvelu clinical lead, structural heart interventions, Apollo hospitals
