Mallika Timblo When it comes to reproductive health in India, there’s one metric that dominates every consultation: weight. It’s often the first thing noted, the first thing blamed, and far too often the only thing discussed. Whether it’s irregular periods, PCOS, infertility, or perimenopause, the advice rarely varies: “Just lose weight.” But what if weight […]Read More
Team L&M August marks Gastroparesis Awareness Month. It is important to raise awareness about this lesser-known digestive disorder that affects many but goes undiagnosed. Gastroparesis, or delayed stomach emptying, can severely impact quality of life by causing constant bloating, nausea, early fullness, and nutritional deficiencies. These symptoms are neglected by labeling them as acidity or indigestion, […]Read More
Dr Nitin Bomanwar In India, cancers of the head and neck are among the most frequently diagnosed cancers — especially in men. These cancers include those of the oral cavity, throat, larynx, nasal passages, and salivary glands. Many of them develop slowly, and the early signs often go unnoticed. But the encouraging truth is this: […]Read More
Dr Dinesh Raj Chest discomfort is among the most commonly reported symptoms in emergency departments worldwide, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood problem. For many, the sensation is attributed to acidity, gas, anxiety, or fatigue—common occurrences in a fast-paced, sleep-deprived, and often sedentary lifestyle. However, what may seem minor or routine could, in […]Read More
Dr Abhik Banerjee Preventive health is all about staying one step ahead of illness. It involves regular screenings and routine tests that can help to check for problems before they turn serious. Unfortunately, in India, preventive care is often neglected, and there is a lack of awareness about it. This delay can often happen due […]Read More
Dr Nandish Kumar Jeevangi In the world of cancer treatment, timing can make all the difference. When the illness is found early, care tends to work better, chances of survival improves, and recovery is often less painful—both physically and mentally. Still, in India, many people are diagnosed late. Why does this happen so often? In […]Read More
Dr Astha Dayal One of the most common issues we see, as gynecologists face, is couples facing difficulty in conceiving. This is mainly due to advanced age, and impatience coupled with stress and social pressure. The intense social expectation to have children quickly — sometimes within the first year of marriage — drives families and […]Read More
Prachi Mehta We live in a world that doesn’t stop talking. Notifications ping throughout the day, news headlines leave us agitated, and life from traffic jams to bills is always on. A 2024 study found over 3 out of every 4 adults frequently experience physical symptoms from stress. Then how do you remain serene when […]Read More
Team L&M Maharashtra is facing a severe mental health crisis, with official data revealing that 5,888 people have died due to mental health disorders over the past five years. According to figures from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) and the Maharashtra State Health Department, the death toll from mental illnesses has been climbing steadily, […]Read More
Dr Sabia Mangat The decision to delay parenthood has become a trend these days when gender equality is valued and practiced, particularly in urbanism. With ongoing cultural shifts, parenthood is no longer correlated with time; couples are choosing to defer/postpone having children until their early or even mid-30s. Well, this decision also brings in significant […]Read More
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