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The Real Cost of Late Diagnosis: What Preventable Disease Takes Away
Late diagnosis doesn’t just increase medical bills. It costs time, productivity, independence, and peace of mind. A disease caught early is often reversible. The same disease caught late becomes a…
Men Don’t Get Checked — Until They Collapse
Indian men are statistically less likely to seek preventive care and more likely to present late with advanced disease. Heart attacks in their 40s. Undiagnosed diabetes. Silent hypertension. Advanced fatty…
Fatigue Isn’t a Personality Trait: When Tiredness Is a Diagnostic Clue
“Everyone’s tired.” That sentence has normalised a symptom that should never be ignored. Persistent fatigue isn’t laziness, ageing, or lack of motivation. It’s one of the body’s clearest distress signals…
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The 11 PM email. The missed dinner with family. The Sunday that feels like Monday. Across India’s cities, from Ludhiana’s...
In most Indian homes, grandmothers pass down secret masala recipes, parents share bedtime stories, and siblings swap everything from clothes...
Your grandmother’s kitchen wisdom promised that a proper thali, dal, sabzi, roti, and rice would cover every nutritional need. She...
The morning joggers in Mumbai’s Marine Drive and the evening gym warriors in Delhi’s fitness centres share something beyond their...
The typical Indian man’s relationship with healthcare often resembles a reluctant dance, avoiding doctors until absolutely necessary, viewing health check-ups...
In the vibrant chaos of modern Indian life, where street food vendors compete with international fast-food chains and traditional dal-chawal...