Most of our mornings begin with a hot cup of Tea. Tea is considered to be one of the healthiest beverages and has attracted the attention of tea connoisseurs all over the world. A warm cup of tea refreshes us and provides the essential hydration that keeps us going throughout the day. For Indians, Tea […]
Digital Healthcare Promises Universal Health Coverage to All
Even Primary healthcare services are not available to everyone. Statistics suggests that at least half of the world’s population is not covered by essential healthcare care facilities. Besides over 100 million people are pushed to extreme poverty due to expenses on healthcare facilities which was simply beyond their reach. The Covid pandemic has added to […]
Why is Baby Humidifier a Must for the Dry Winter Season?
The welcoming of a new-born brings expectant parents to pick up every detail with care, which includes research on the baby bassinet, crib, baby rockers, baby clothes, and baby food. There is one item that is as important but often overlooked – a baby humidifier. What are Baby Humidifiers? The instance of baby congestion is quite […]
World Disability Day: Universal Healthcare for the Disabled
Disability affects one in seven people worldwide. About 15% of the world’s population is a victim of disability which includes more than 90 million children and over 700 million adults. A global public health and human rights concern, disabled people are one of the most discriminated, who often experience violence, insufficient food availability, unemployment, and […]
National Pollution Control Day: How Harmful is Pollution?
India houses twenty-two of the 30 most polluted cities in the world. Source- Greenpeace Fourteen of the fifteen most polluted cities of the world are in India. Source- The WHO Pollution, which is the introduction of pollutants into the environment, either naturally or by human activity remains as one of the most debated topics across […]
Winter Season Precautions to Fight the Second Wave of Covid-19
The winter season is here, so are most of the respiratory illnesses like influenza, seasonal cold etc. A spike is seen in the number of infection cases bought by the virus, which tend to survive for longer in the cold and dry climates. The novel coronavirus has proven to be an all-seasonal virus that […]
World Antibiotics Awareness Week: Addressing Antibiotic Resistance
Antibiotics are medicines available over the counter (OTC) or on a prescription basis that helps in fighting off infections caused by bacteria. Antibiotics kill bacteria at root alternatively restrict them from reproducing themselves. Antibiotics are prescriptive medications against- Whooping cough Strep throat Sinus infections Dental infections Skin infections Meningitis infections Kidney infections […]
World Prematurity Day: Premature Baby Care at Home
According to UNICEF, around 15 million babies are born prematurely every year. Thanks to the rapid advancements in medical science, the survival rates of premature babies have considerably improved. Those born after twenty-eight weeks of pregnancy, weighing over one kg, have almost a full survival chance. However, complications arise when the premature is born before […]
Winter Care for Severe Acne, Clogged Pores, and Acne Scars
Dry and harsh winters bring a host of skin troubles. And if you thought that acne scars are restricted to the summer season then think again. Winters, a season known for its low humidity levels makes, the most superficial layer of our skin (epidermis) go dry which leads to acne breakouts. Dry skin does […]
Diwali Burn Care: First Aid Tips for a Happy Diwali 2020
Diwali, the five-day celebration brings along Diwali decorations, Diwali lights, and get-togethers. The risk of burns and accidental injuries multiply during the festival of lights. Diwali related burns may be caused by the lightening of Diwali diyas, accidental fires at the place of cooking, or bursting firecrackers without any safety precautions. Diwali fires may lead to severe […]