Dr Uday Sankar Das As the region prepares to observe World Heart Day on September 29, an alarming health crisis is unfolding across West Bengal, where heart attack is no longer confined to older populations but is increasingly affecting young adults in the prime of their lives. The trend is raising concerns about heart attack causes […]Read More
Team L&M Stroke has long been perceived as an illness of old age. But that perception is rapidly becoming outdated. Across India, neurologists are seeing an alarming trend—more young adults are arriving at hospitals with strokes and other neurological emergencies. Even more concerning is that many reach advanced care only after paralysis, loss of speech […]Read More
Team L&M May is observed globally as Arthritis Awareness Month, but this year, orthopaedic experts in India are sounding a sharper alarm. A worrying post-pandemic trend is emerging—an increase in hip arthritis and avascular necrosis (AVN), a condition caused by disrupted blood supply to the femoral head, leading to progressive bone death and joint collapse. […]Read More
Team L&M Hypertension is traditionally regarded as a condition that came with advancing age, a consequence of growing older. It belonged to the health concerns of retirement years, something to worry about after crossing fifty. Not any more. Now, hypertension is increasingly being diagnosed among adults in their 20s, 30s and early 40s. What was […]Read More
Team L&M India is sitting on a health paradox. While the country celebrates economic growth, digital acceleration, and rising life expectancy, a far more dangerous trend is unfolding quietly inside millions of bodies. According to ekincare’s India’s Silent Health Crisis Report (2023–2025)—based on data from over 4 lakh health check-ups—more than one in three Indians […]Read More
Team L&M A growing health concern is quietly taking shape across India — and it is being fueled, quite literally, by cans and bottles promising instant energy. Leading liver specialists are sounding the alarm: excessive consumption of energy drinks is increasingly linked to liver damage among young Indians, with cases rising at an unsettling pace. […]Read More
Dr KN Chandan Kumar Liver is one of the most vital organs in the human body. The better we care for it, the healthier we can lead our lives. In recent times, liver failure is increasingly being seen across all age groups. The primary reasons for this rise are changing lifestyles and unhealthy dietary habits. […]Read More
Team L&M One the World Health Day 2026 today (April 7), healthcare leaders are emphasizing the critical role of science and collective action in safeguarding health. This year’s theme, “Together for health. Stand with science,” underscores the importance of evidence-based healthcare decisions and stronger collaboration between doctors, patients, public health systems, and communities. “Science is […]Read More
Team L&M Thanks to hectic schedules, erratic lifestyles, and high stress levels, young corporate professionals have higher chances of getting detected with lifestyle disorders. These are pre-diabetes, high cholesterol, hypertension, heart disease, and fatty liver. So, timely detection and intervention can prevent serious complications and long-term health issues. Regular testing and screening are advised for […]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
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