Heart attack refers to blockade of blood flow to the heart. Contrary to the popular belief, an attack does not mean that the heart stops beating, it implies that the organ is not receiving adequate blood supply; therefore, there is increased load and impairment of function....
Leprosy is a chronic infectious disease caused by bacteria affecting humans since last 4000 years. It has played a major role in explaining the effects of multiple bacteria on humans. In 1873, Hansen discovered Mycobacterium leprae in tissue samples from patients which helped in understanding the complex range of bacteria a...
In conversation with Dr. Mohini Patil, OBGYN, SRV Mamata Hospital In India, more than half the female population has irregular menstrual cycle. What are most common reasons leading up to this?...
The fundamental rhythm of breathing that drives our respiratory muscles is generated by brain cells in the brain stem, right above the spinal cord. In addition to generating the rhythm of breathing, the cells in this part of the brain do things like regulate our blood pressure, heart rate and blood glucose. The brain st...
Any person that walks erect on two legs is at war with gravity. This is the basic reason why everyone will suffer from low back pain at some point in their lives. Many day-to-day occurrences put your spine at increased risk. Potholes and bumps on the roads create jerks to...
Long hours of travelling in traffic and plying on roads filled with potholes can take a toll on your musculoskeletal system, including back, neck and spine. Dr Sachin Bhatt talks about health risks and complications that Mumbai’s pot-holes and road bumps pose to many travelers everyday......
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