Category: Health and Wellness
With the Pinkathon, spearheaded by Milind Soman and Reema Kalpana Sanghavi, women all over India began the dialogue of fitness, embracing their bodies and spreading the word against breast cancer. By Shalaka Kulkarni In India, ...
Dr Anupama Mane, breast surgeon and Head of Breast Services at Jehangir Hospital, Pune, talks about the challenges ahead in the sector. By Anila Mathew What motivated you to become a breast surgeon? After I ...
The story of an 82-year old breast cancer survivor who shows that only way to survive cancer is to not give it a thought. By Rosy Jose Sivakasi (also known as India’s fireworks capital) is ...
MyCliniCare hopes to be a game-changer by increasing early detection, and spreading awareness. By Rosy Jose Surgical oncologist Dr. Jayanti Thumsi, who has over 15 years of experience in treating breast cancer, is an ardent ...
In today’s technology-driven world, mobile apps are our everyday companions. We rely on them, for everything from entertainment to managing our schedules, communicating with loved ones, getting news, sharing our opinions, and more. They are ...
BAG THE PINK In a move to support British supermarket retailer ASDA’s Tickled Pink initiative, Coca Cola is bringing out 10 babies pink Diet Coke cans, starting October 1. The brands will raise money for ...
Brain training apps are some of the most popular products on both the App Store and Google Play Store. These apps are created to provide intense mental exercises, which improve the core cognitive skills of ...
Worried about a friend or a relative going through a medical crisis? The CaringBridge app may be right for you. The app allows users to communicate and connect with friends and family during a health ...
In June 2017, CancerAid, a digital cancer tool, procured one of the largest investments, of half a million dollars, in the history of the show Shark Tank, Australia. The app quickly rose to the position ...
How does one explain complex CT scans to patients who are probably already distressed by their diagnosis? That’s where the drawMD app steps in. “When new cancer patients come in, I show them their cancer ...
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