World Health Day 2023: Challenges And Solutions In The Indian Healthcare Scenario
As digital innovation continues to gather momentum in the field of healthcare, patients are likely to benefit from improved outcomes.
April 7th is World Health Day. The theme for 2017 is 'Depression: Let's Talk'. Bookmark this page to know everything about World Health Day and Depression. The aim, this, year, is to spread awareness about depression and how you can prevent and deal with it.
The first thing that comes to the mind when you hear about depression is how to differentiate between stress and depression. Is it really depression or stress that you are suffering from? To deal with depression, it is important to get your basics right. For this, you need to know what you experience when depressed. Also, there are many signs and symptoms of depression including the modern signs of depression. Did you know that depression can be prevented? Also, if you have depression, getting the right diagnosis and consulting an expert can help you to nip it in the bud. But the problem is to choose the right expert -- a psychologist or a psychiatrist. To know more about depression, its triggers, diagnosis, treatment options and living with, go to our Depression page.
As digital innovation continues to gather momentum in the field of healthcare, patients are likely to benefit from improved outcomes.
On World Health Day 2023, let's talk about the existing gaps in Indian healthcare and what is needed to be done to achieve "Health For All" goal.
Try these three recipes from chef Saurabh Singh Chandel and let us know if the healthy foods could satiate your taste buds too.
World Health Day is a global observance held on April 7th every year to raise awareness about health issues and promote healthy living. The day is an opportunity for individuals and organizations around the world to come together and advocate for better health outcomes for all.
Remember to incorporate flexibility and mobility exercises into your regimen to improve your overall fitness and reduce your risk of injury.
On World Health Day, understand why menstrual health and its overall well-being is so important.
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Here are a few things that you should be doing every day to keep your heart healthy and reduce heart attack risk, as suggested by Interventional Cardiologist Dr Kaushal Chhatrapati.
Today, on the occasion of World Health Day, we have with us Dr. Pranjit Bhowmik, Director, Internal Medicine, Asian Hospital, who will tell us how Covid-19 has impacted the human health globally, what we can do to pick back up when it comes to health and how to boost the existing health issues. Watch
Oral health is the window to general health, it is where the digestive system begins. Poor oral health is associated with many chronic diseases.
As we prepare for more coronavirus outbreaks, it's critical that we keep the focus on providing affordable and accessible healthcare to all sections of society.
On World Health Day, Ayurveda experts have highlighted the importance of a healthy life in a post-pandemic world and shared some easy tips to balance your doshas.
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On World Health Day, a grand program will be held for demonstration of Common Yoga Protocol in the backdrop of 15th August Park, Lal Quila, Delhi.
Babies can also fall prey to vector-borne disease do you bit to keep them safe.
How much do you know about vector-borne diseases? Take part in this quiz and find out.
Take this quiz and know what are your chances of suffering from malaria
Take this short quiz and test your knowledge about the deadly dengue disease.
As digital innovation continues to gather momentum in the field of healthcare, patients are likely to benefit from improved outcomes.
On World Health Day 2023, let's talk about the existing gaps in Indian healthcare and what is needed to be done to achieve "Health For All" goal.
Try these three recipes from chef Saurabh Singh Chandel and let us know if the healthy foods could satiate your taste buds too.
Remember to incorporate flexibility and mobility exercises into your regimen to improve your overall fitness and reduce your risk of injury.
On World Health Day, understand why menstrual health and its overall well-being is so important.
'Let's Prioritize Well-Being This World Health Day 2023', Says Menstrual Educator and Co-founder of a Feminine Hygiene and Menstrual Hygiene Startup, Sujata Pawar.
Here are a few things that you should be doing every day to keep your heart healthy and reduce heart attack risk, as suggested by Interventional Cardiologist Dr Kaushal Chhatrapati.
Oral health is the window to general health, it is where the digestive system begins. Poor oral health is associated with many chronic diseases.
As we prepare for more coronavirus outbreaks, it's critical that we keep the focus on providing affordable and accessible healthcare to all sections of society.
On World Health Day, Ayurveda experts have highlighted the importance of a healthy life in a post-pandemic world and shared some easy tips to balance your doshas.
'Our Planet Our Health': Climate change will potentially lead to shifts in precipitation patterns, more frost-free days, warmer seasonal air temperatures, and more carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere.
On World Health Day, a grand program will be held for demonstration of Common Yoga Protocol in the backdrop of 15th August Park, Lal Quila, Delhi.
Babies can also fall prey to vector-borne disease do you bit to keep them safe.
How much do you know about vector-borne diseases? Take part in this quiz and find out.
Take this quiz and know what are your chances of suffering from malaria
Take this short quiz and test your knowledge about the deadly dengue disease.
Every year more than 1 million people die due to vector-borne diseases.
Malaria is a dreaded vector-borne disease that caused around 627,000 deaths in 2012.
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No more gymming or strenuous exercises, follow these simple tips to fulfill your daily dose of physical activity or exercise to prevent diabetes.
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Dengue remains one of that affects people all over the country. Even cities like Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai has more than its share of dengue cases.
Proper understanding of food safety will help your child prevent diseases and infections.
Make sure you pay special attention when buying these foods to avoid falling ill due to food contamination.
Unfortunately, some trips turn sour due to food poisoning. These tips will come in handy to prevent it.
Eating these foods once they've gone bad can lead to food poisoning.
World Health Day is a global observance held on April 7th every year to raise awareness about health issues and promote healthy living. The day is an opportunity for individuals and organizations around the world to come together and advocate for better health outcomes for all.
Today, on the occasion of World Health Day, we have with us Dr. Pranjit Bhowmik, Director, Internal Medicine, Asian Hospital, who will tell us how Covid-19 has impacted the human health globally, what we can do to pick back up when it comes to health and how to boost the existing health issues. Watch
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These small changes in your routine life can alter lifestyle for good.
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Keeping food covered protects your food from harmful bacteria and objects or chemicals from getting into the food.
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