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A woman’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being are all impacted by hormones, which are essential to her life. These chemical messengers coordinate many body processes, including metabolism and reproduction, and any disruption can have serious consequences.
Date : April 8, 2025
Publication name : Healthcare Radius
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Date : April 8, 2025
Publication name : Healthcare Radius
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Childbirth is a natural process, yet many misconceptions persist around it. Here are some common myths about normal deliveries. Pregnancy and childbirth are natural processes that have been a part of human life since the beginning of time. But it is surprising to see how several misconceptions continue to exist even in today's time. If you are pregnant, you have likely been told many stories about labour and childbirth, some of which may be true and helpful. But then how do you decide which narratives to believe and which ones to ignore? Of course, the best way to find out is to consult a doctor and clear your doubts. This is exactly what we did. In an interaction with the OnlyMyHealth team, Dr Rashmi Bhamare, Consultant - Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Manipal Hospital, Baner, Pune, debunked some common myths for you.
Date : January 9, 2025
Publication name : Only My Health
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Date : January 9, 2025
Publication name : Only My Health
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
After 24 hours in the ICU, despite the best efforts of the doctors to stabilize him, his condition continued to deteriorate. He was declared brain dead after conducting two sets of brain death tests. The family of a 68-year-old man from Pune, who was declared brain dead at a private hospital, made a brave decision to donate his organs on Friday. The 68-year-old, who was a patient of chronic kidney disease, was receiving treatment at a private hospital. On January 1, 2025, he was rushed to the hospital after developing a sudden loss of consciousness. Upon arrival, the emergency department put him on a ventilator to keep his oxygenation levels stable. A CT scan showed severe brain haemorrhage that led to extensive damage to the brain.
Date : January 9, 2025
Publication name : The Free Press Journal
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Date : January 9, 2025
Publication name : The Free Press Journal
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
The family of a 68-year-old man from Pune, who was declared brain dead at Manipal Hospital, made a brave decision to donate his organs on Friday. Mr.Tibra Kumar Baruah who was a patient of chronic kidney disease, was getting his treatment at Manipal Hospital, Baner. On January 1st, 2025, he was rushed to the hospital after developing a sudden loss of consciousness. Upon arrival to the emergency department patient was put on a ventilator to keep his oxygenation levels stable. CT scan showed severe brain haemorrhage that led to extensive damage to the brain.
Date : January 8, 2025
Publication name : Business News This Week
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Date : January 8, 2025
Publication name : Business News This Week
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
The man, identified as Tibra Kumar Baruah, was a chronic kidney disease patient receiving treatment at Manipal Hospital. On January 1, he was rushed to the hospital after a sudden loss of consciousness. A CT scan revealed a severe brain haemorrhage that caused irreversible damage to the brain. Despite 24 hours of intensive care, his condition deteriorated, and he was declared brain dead following two sets of mandatory tests. The Critical Care and Neurosurgery teams, along with the hospital’s Transplant Coordinator, approached the family with the option of organ donation. Having experienced the waiting list for a kidney transplant, the family deeply understood the significance of organ donation and consented to donate the liver.
Date : January 8, 2025
Publication name : The Bridge Chronicle
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Date : January 8, 2025
Publication name : The Bridge Chronicle
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
A woman’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being are all impacted by hormones, which are essential to her life. These chemical messengers coordinate many body processes, including metabolism and reproduction, and any disruption can have serious consequences. Although hormonal changes are normal, imbalances can lead to serious problems and can differ depending on the stage of life.
Date : December 23, 2024
Publication name : Healthcare Radius
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Date : December 23, 2024
Publication name : Healthcare Radius
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Learn eight expert-approved ways to identify fake protein powder, from packaging checks to mixing tests. Ensure the authenticity of your protein supplements and protect your health. Protein powder supplements are popular for enhancing physical performance, boosting metabolism, and aiding in muscle recovery. However, what if the protein powder you're consuming isn't authentic? A recent case in Noida highlighted the dangers of counterfeit protein products.
Date : December 23, 2024
Publication name : Her Zindagi
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Date : December 23, 2024
Publication name : Her Zindagi
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Menstrual health is an essential aspect of a woman’s life and health, and yet many women have menstrual problems that are frequently disregarded or misinterpreted. These difficulties range from painful cramping and emotional swings to missing periods. They might interfere with day-to-day lives and indicate underlying health issues as well.
Date : December 18, 2024
Publication name : Healthcare Radius
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Date : December 18, 2024
Publication name : Healthcare Radius
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
A new study reveals that two transportation-related professions are linked to a reduced risk of dying from Alzheimer’s disease. Read to know what these two jobs are. Alzheimer's disease is a neurodegenerative disorder that gradually affects memory and patients' ability to perform everyday tasks. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), it is the most common form of dementia, contributing to 60–70% of cases.
Date : December 18, 2024
Publication name : Only My Health
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Date : December 18, 2024
Publication name : Only My Health
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
There’s something uniquely unforgiving about winter. While it brings misty mornings and the romantic appeal of soft blankets, it also carries an invisible weight. It turns out, cold weather is a physiological minefield, especially for those at risk of strokes or seizures.
Date : December 17, 2024
Publication name : ETV Bharat
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
Date : December 17, 2024
Publication name : ETV Bharat
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Manipal Hospitals :Baner - Pune
