Dr Sonal Anand In India’s bustling cities, often described as places that never sleep, hustle culture defines daily life. The fast-paced lifestyle offers endless opportunities but also brings growing challenges for mental health. Crowded trains, busy markets, and congested public spaces create environments that can be especially difficult for those living with crowd anxiety. More […]Read More
One Vaccine, Many Protections Dr Shanu Jain Parents seek the best for their children. We think about healthy food, education, safety—and wholesome health. However, there is one important health factor that many Indian families tend to side-step: the HPV vaccine in young girls. HPV, or human papilloma virus, is a DNA virus from the Papillomaviridae […]Read More
Experts highlight that various factors, such as smokeless tobacco, betel nut use, and HPV infections, are the causes behind the rising number of cases among young Indians Team L&M Oral cancer is not an older person’s problem anymore. Currently, oral cancer cases are spiking in young adults in their 30s and 40s. Shockingly, factors such […]Read More
Dr. Payel Biswas Soo Breastfeeding is more than just nourishment; it is a profound act of love between a mother and her baby. From the very first moment when a mother holds her newborn close to her chest a silent promise and emotional bond is born. But, in India thousands of new mothers stop breastfeeding […]Read More
Dr Vinay Samuel Gaikwad In the race to keep up with city life, many of us are paying a steep price — one we don’t recognise on a daily basis. Discussions about cancer tend to focus on genetics, on lifestyle factors like smoking or poor diet, and on environmental pollution. Yet one silent, and sometimes deadly, […]Read More
Team L&M Across India, from metros to small towns, a quiet change is taking place in the way many young people think about food. Many of them are turning to eating vegan, avoiding animal products like meat, fish, eggs, milk, curd, paneer, butter, and ghee. Instead, the focus is on eating grains, pulses, fruits, vegetables, […]Read More
Dr Mohammed Ashraf C In India, fertility is still a subject discussed mostly after marriage. But is that the right approach? Unfortunately, couples who struggle to conceive often face blame, delays in diagnosis, and emotional distress. The truth is that fertility isn’t just about age or timing—it’s influenced by several factors in both men and […]Read More
Team L&M h the arrival of the monsoon, the risk of infectious diseases climbs sharply. In Mumbai, health authorities have reported a notable increase in vector-borne illnesses such as dengue, malaria, and chikungunya. Adding to the concern, cases of leptospirosis—a bacterial infection linked to flooding and waterlogging—have also surged this season. Over the past few […]Read More
Team L&M In a landmark move for Ayurveda and preventive healthcare, Ayurveda reformer Acharya Manish Ji has unveiled the Pet–Yakrit–Pleeha Shuddhi Kit, India’s first integrative detox protocol designed to cleanse the gut (pet), liver (yakrit), and spleen (pleeha) together. For decades, both Ayurveda and modern science have pointed to one undeniable truth: most chronic diseases […]Read More
Team L&M India is cementing its status as a top global destination for medical tourists, combining high-quality treatments with significant cost savings. As of 2025, the industry is valued at $18.2 billion and is projected to hit $58.2 billion by 2035, growing at nearly 12–13% annually. In 2024 alone, over 460,000 medical visas were issued, […]Read More