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Global cancer estimates across 185 countries show that 7.1 million new cancer cases were attributable to 30 modifiable risk factors in 2022, with smoking, infections & alcohol consumption leading contributors to cancer burden.
nature.com/articles/s4159…
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Simple solution, cheap calorie is not nutrition, balanced meal is.
AIIMS, New Delhi 🇮🇳@aiims_newdelhi
India faces a dual burden: rising childhood obesity alongside undernutrition. Key drivers include unhealthy diets, low physical activity, and high screen time. Simple solutions: ✔ Balanced meals ✔ Regular exercise ✔ Adequate sleep #ChildHealth #NutritionAwarenes
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The numbers are no more surprising rather are shocking. From calorie deficiency to calories excessive food, India has transitioned really quickly to this harsh reality of childhood obesity, which is alarming. Packaged food contain endocrine disruptors which may also contribute.
Anuja Jaisswal@AnujaJaiswalTOI
India is among the top three countries globally with the highest number of #children affected by excess #weight, with about 41 million aged 5–19 living with high body mass index (BMI), including nearly 14 million with obesity, a new #globalreport has found. The World Obesity Atlas 2026 shows India, along with China and the United States, accounts for a large share of the global burden, showing that the country now faces both undernutrition and rising obesity among children. #india #obesity #overweight @timesofindia @drmohanv
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There is growing uncertainty whether high LDL cholesterol is a causative factor for atherosclerosis or not. On the other hand more studies are indicating that circulating #oxidisedLDL in blood can be a useful & better marker for Coronary Artery Disease.
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If there is typo in your write up, it means it’s your own writing, not AI generated. But then there is way to imdetify if thpse typod are qwalified as human generated 😀😀
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I retired as Medical Superintendent of Sevagram Hospital three years ago. Since then, I have been waging a quiet war against forgetting.
It began with blank stares. A first-year resident, fresh from her MBBS in Kerala, drew a blank when I mentioned Dr. Sushila Nayar, our founder. Another asked, “Dhirubhai who?” about a former president.
These were the people who built MGIMS. Yet their names are fading in the very place they shaped.
I have called this project Architects of MGIMS. Institutions are not made of bricks and reports alone. They are shaped by those who arrive, argue, disagree, create, persist—and slowly leave their mark.
To piece this together, I went back to annual reports from the 1970s, faculty records, and long conversations with retired teachers now in their eighties—their spouses, children, and colleagues. I met those still on campus.
So far, I have written 93 profiles—not a polished history, but something of the texture of our early years, before silence claims them.
It now lives as a digital archive, open to all. We begin today, on Id-Ul-Fitr, with the first profile—Dr. Sushila Nayar. The hospital corridors are quiet for the holiday, but perhaps these pages will bring Sevagram to life again.
Read here: books.kalantri.co.in/architect/dr-s…
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Excellent article by @Rupalijee in @timesofindia on #semaglutide's patent expiry today & what it means for India's #obesity crisis. #Generic entry could halve costs, but quality & supervised care must remain #non-negotiable. My quotes included. A must-read.
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Ozempic's patent protections are expiring in India, China and other countries, opening the door for cheaper generic options.
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The research supporting vegetables to support healthy aging with better brain function
ABC News@ABC
Eating a diet rich in leafy greens, berries, and fish may help keep the brain younger for longer, with this eating pattern linked to slower shrinkage in key brain areas tied to memory and thinking, according to a new study published in BMJ Neurology. abcnews.link/5Rtm55g
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Risks should be clearly indicated and so does the benefit to the patients. The drug statin may not be suitable for some, so alternatives can be provided with the details of associated risks
Sama Hoole@SamaHoole
Doctor: "Your cholesterol is high. I'd like to put you on a statin." Patient: "What does high cholesterol actually mean for my risk?" Doctor: "It increases your risk of a cardiac event." Patient: "By how much?" Doctor: "Significantly." Patient: "But how much, specifically?" Doctor: "Your LDL is elevated." Patient: "The absolute risk. What is it." Doctor: "Statins are very well studied." Patient: "I'd like the number." Doctor: "Some patients experience muscle pain, memory issues, and elevated blood sugar..." Patient: "That sounds like the treatment." Doctor: "These are rare." Patient: "What's the absolute risk reduction?" Doctor: "I have a leaflet." The leaflet is provided by the pharmaceutical company. The leaflet does not contain the absolute risk reduction.
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Moderate consumption of caffeinated coffee or tea was linked to reduced #dementia risk and modest improvements in #cognitive outcomes; no benefit was seen for decaffeinated coffee in an observational study of US adults.
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"Doctors aren't handing final decisions to machines. AI is a filter, a triage tool."
Director Dr. M. Srinivas on future of AI in healthcare: from the Referral Revolution to low-cost diagnostics & building a secure, nationwide digital health network.
indianexpress.com/article/idea-e…
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Reconsideration.. even if things are established and in practice, asking new questions can still provide better solutions… keep asking, keep investigating, things will improve for better
Dr Sushant Sharma MD 🇮🇳@1DrSushant
"HbA1c conundrum" the growing recognition that the glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) test, long considered the "gold standard" for managing blood sugar, does not always tell the whole story and can produce misleading results in millions of people @tez_choudhary11 @drkeithsiau
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