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Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road: Dr. Satyanarayana Mysore on World Asthma Day: Types Of Allergies That Can Trigger Asthma Symptoms And Treatments Available | India Times
Dr. Satyanarayana Mysore, HOD and Consultant - Pulmonology, Lung Transplant Physician, Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, explains how individuals with asthma develop the disorder due to their immune system overreacting to allergens, which can be anything from dust to food. To effectively manage allergies and asthma, it is crucial to work with your doctor to create a comprehensive treatment plan, enabling those with the condition to lead healthy and active lives. Check out this article to know more.
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Date : May 2, 2023
Publication name : India Times
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : May 2, 2023
Publication name : India Times
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Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road: Dr. Satyanarayana Mysore on Ludhiana gas leak: Why hydrogen sulphide is ‘absolutely toxic for the human body’ | The Indian Express
Dr. Satyanarayana Mysore, HOD and Consultant - Pulmonology and Lung Transplant Physician, Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road, emphasises the significance of adhering to safety protocols while dealing with hazardous chemicals, in light of the recent gas leak tragedy in Ludhiana, India. The incident resulted in several fatalities and hospitalisations, underscoring the necessity for enhanced awareness and precautions to avert similar disasters in the future. Read this article to know more.
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Date : May 2, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : May 2, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Dr. Satish Kumar CR on Are French fries worsening our anxiety and depression? | The Indian Express
Are French Fries Worsening Our Anxiety and Depression?
Researchers in Hangzhou, China, state that binge-eating french fries may harm one’s mental health. The research suggests those who regularly consume fried foods, are 12 per cent more likely to have anxiety-related problems. And also have a 7 per cent higher chance of developing depression. Furthermore, fried foods play a significant role in increasing health complications such as obesity, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular disease. People with anxiety and depression symptoms have been seen to self-medicate with comfort foods. Researchers in Hangzhou, China studied 1,40,728 individuals over 11.3 years and found a connection between frequent intake of fried foods, notably French fries, and depressive and agitated mental states.
Date : April 28, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : April 28, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Health experts express concern over rising cases of liver and gastric diseases in Eastern India. Dr. Rajiv Lochan| United News of India
Dr. Rajiv Lochan J, Lead Consultant - HPB and Liver Transplantation Surgery, Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road and Yeshwanthpur, raises concern about the alarming rise in liver diseases in India, with one in every five affected. Early diagnosis and treatment are critical in combating liver diseases, which account for 18.3% of the 2 million deaths worldwide. Know more in this article.
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Date : April 28, 2023
Publication name : United News of India
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : April 28, 2023
Publication name : United News of India
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Dr. Neha Mishra on Vaccination Beyond Childhood - Panel 2 | Voice of Healthcare
Vaccination Beyond Childhood - Panel 2
Voice of Healthcare organised a discussion on protecting the vulnerable and understanding the importance of vaccines for comorbid and immunocompromised individuals. The discussion included the challenges faced while vaccinating the comorbid and immunocompromised population and strategies to improve vaccination rates in these vulnerable populations. One of the strategies for effectiveness is how much the healthcare system knows about the comorbid and immunocompromised individuals. It is important to monitor vaccine uptake and cost-effectiveness. Interpersonal communication in the public health program is very important which will increase awareness of the right information among the people. The panel comprised various experts in the healthcare field who shared their valuable insights on this critical issue.
Date : April 26, 2023
Publication name : Voice of Healthcare
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0l4E8qsNfU
Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : April 26, 2023
Publication name : Voice of Healthcare
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0l4E8qsNfU
Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Dr. Rajiv Lochan on Explained: World Liver Day: Is Liver Disease Hereditary? Here Is What Experts Say | India Times
India is facing an alarming rise in liver diseases, with one in every five persons affected. The country has an annual rate of 268,580 liver-related deaths, accounting for 3.17% and 18.3% of the 2 million deaths worldwide. Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road recently held a press conference to address the situation. It emphasised the need for increased awareness and education about the importance of early diagnosis and treatment.
Dr. Rajiv Lochan highlighted the importance of early diagnosis and treatment for liver diseases, especially liver cancer, a leading cause of cancer-related deaths in India. He stated that liver diseases often go unnoticed until a patient's liver is 60-70% damaged, which is why regular screening for hepatitis B and C, as well as regular check-ups for those with a history of liver disease
Date : April 19, 2023
Publication name : India Times
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : April 19, 2023
Publication name : India Times
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Dr. Rajiv Lochan and Dr. Raj Vighna Venugopal on Health Experts Express Concerns Over Rising Cases of Liver and Gastric Diseases in Eastern India | Kolkata & Guwahati
India is facing an alarming rise in liver diseases, with one in every five persons affected. The country has an annual rate of 268,580 liver-related deaths, accounting for 3.17% and 18.3% of the 2 million deaths worldwide. Manipal Hospital Old Airport Road recently held a press conference to address the situation. It emphasised the need for increased awareness and education about the importance of early diagnosis and treatment.
Dr. Rajiv Lochan highlighted the importance of early diagnosis and treatment for liver diseases, especially liver cancer, a leading cause of cancer-related deaths in India. He stated that liver diseases often go unnoticed until a patient's liver is 60-70% damaged, which is why regular screening for hepatitis B and C, as well as regular check-ups for those with a history of liver disease.
Date : April 18, 2023
Publication name : The Republic Indian
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : April 18, 2023
Publication name : The Republic Indian
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Dr. Satish Kumar C R on Why cutting screen time on social media by half can restore a teen’s body image | The Indian Express
Why Cutting Screen Time on Social Media by Half Can Restore a Teen’s Body Image
Social media can expose users to hundreds or even thousands of images and photos every day, which leads to an internalization of beauty ideals that are unattainable for almost everyone. It can result in greater dissatisfaction with body weight and shape. Additionally, social media usage leads to an obsession with likes and comments, causing an upsurge in screen time and a drop in meaningful activities and interpersonal relationships. According to Dr Satish Kumar CR, Consultant, Clinical Psychology, Manipal Hospitals, reducing screen time by 50% can bring teens back to the actual world of perception, where body image is only one component and competence, personality, and skill are much more vital. This holistic view can influence a teen's sense of identity. Therefore, limiting mobile phone use in schools and households could assist teens in navigating a delicate period in their lives and setting genuine, rather than fictitious, priorities.
Date : April 10, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : April 10, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Dr. Mallikarjun Kalashetty on Multiple truths of multiple myeloma | The Indian Express
Multiple Truths of Multiple Myeloma
Multiple myeloma is a type of blood cancer that occurs from plasma cells in the bone marrow. According to Dr Mallikarjun Kalashetty, consultant - haematology, haematooncology and bone marrow transplantation, Manipal Hospital, there are several myths surrounding multiple myeloma, including the belief that it runs in families, which only applies to a small percentage of patients. Cancer can weaken bones and cause fractures, but diagnosing it is not difficult and can be proven with a bone marrow examination. Treatment for myeloma has improved significantly in recent years, with many patients surviving for many years and maintaining a good quality of life. While there is no cure for multiple myeloma yet, there are treatments available such as autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, to control cancer for a long time. Multiple myeloma is treated with chemo-immunotherapeutic agents, biological agents, and monoclonal antibodies. In the majority of cases, no surgical intervention is required.
Date : April 6, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : April 6, 2023
Publication name : The Indian Express
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Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Dr. Ranjan Shetty on Explained: Why salt can kill over 7 million people by 2030, here how you can stay safe | The Times of India (Youtube)
Excessive salt consumption can kill millions by 2030, states the World Health Organization (WHO). India stands the highest risk compared to other Western countries like Europe, as we consume almost double the recommended amount of salt in our diets. Dr Ranjan Shetty, Interventional Cardiology, Manipal Hospitals, suggests that, as a society, it is essential to reduce salt intake. Too much salt consumption is one of the causes of cardiovascular diseases. The doctor strictly recommends against adding more salt to your food on the table and only going with the amount of salt the food is already cooked with. A maximum of 5gm of salt per day is what one should consume as part of a healthy intake.
Date : April 3, 2023
Publication name : The Times of India
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muEIR8tY4TE
Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
Date : April 3, 2023
Publication name : The Times of India
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muEIR8tY4TE
Manipal Hospitals :Old Airport Road, Bengaluru
