How a Mother’s Voice Shapes the Brain of Premature Babies

Introduction: The Power of a Mother’s Voice Science is now proving what every parent instinctively knows—a mother’s voice is powerful.A new study led by Stanford Medicine, published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, has revealed that hearing a mother’s voice can accelerate brain development in premature babies. For doctors and healthcare professionals at The Doctorpreneur Academy, […]
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Gas Attack vs Heart Attack—How to Tell

Introduction: The Confusing Chest Pain It’s a familiar story—sudden chest pain, discomfort, or pressure, and panic sets in. “Is it just gas… or a heart attack?”Many people mistake gas pain for cardiac pain, leading to delayed treatment during real emergencies. According to cardiologists, this confusion is one of the leading causes of late hospital arrival […]
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Lemon Water: More Myth Than Miracle?

Introduction: The Health Craze in Every Kitchen From morning detox routines to social media wellness hacks, lemon water has gained celebrity status as a “miracle ”drink, promising everything from detoxification to glowing skin and weight loss.But how much of this is true? According to a gastroenterologist, while lemon water can have mild digestive and hydration […]
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Mangaluru Doctors Spark WHO to Revamp TB Treatment

Introduction: A Proud Moment for Indian Medicine In a remarkable milestone for Indian medical research, two doctors from Mangaluru have played a pivotal role in reshaping global tuberculosis (TB) treatment.Their pioneering research on the impact of nutrition on TB recovery has inspired the World Health Organization (WHO) to officially update its global TB treatment guidelines—marking […]
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Afternoon Snack That Fights Cholesterol & Sugar?

Introduction: The Power of a Smart Snack We often underestimate what a midday snack can do—not just for energy, but for long-term health. According to recent nutrition studies, a fiber-rich afternoon snack can do far more than just keep hunger at bay. It can help lower cholesterol, stabilize blood sugar, and reduce inflammation—all major contributors […]
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Beyond the Safe Zone: When Exercise Stresses the Heart

Introduction: When Fitness Crosses the Line Exercise has long been celebrated as a cornerstone of good health—reducing risks of cardiovascular disease, obesity, and mental stress. But can there be too much of a good thing?A new study published in JACC: Advances introduces a thought-provoking concept called “heartbeat consumption,” which explores whether extreme exercise may actually […]
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DRAVYA Portal: India’s New Digital Library for Ayurvedic Medicines

Bridging Ancient Wisdom with Digital Innovation India’s Ministry of Ayush has launched the DRAVYA Portal, a first-of-its-kind digital knowledge library that catalogs 100 key Ayurvedic medicinal substances. Developed by the Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS), this platform brings together centuries of traditional wisdom with modern technology—a significant milestone in India’s journey towards […]
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