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Medical UpdatesIVF in Your 30s vs. 40s: A Fertility Specialist’s Guide
Understand the critical differences in IVF treatment for women in their 30s and 40s, including success rates, biological factors, and personalised care.
Medical UpdatesFighting the Infodemic: A Doctor’s Guide to Restoring Patient Trust
Former Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan warned that the Infodemic corrodes institutional trust, weakening public health policy compliance. Learn how Information Therapy and structured communication can restore credibility.
Medical UpdatesBreakthroughs to Impact: Charting India’s Cancer Care Future
Despite medical advances, India's cancer burden is surging due to missing access. The Oncology Leadership Summit seeks to develop a roadmap for improving India Cancer Care and reducing disparities across the nation.
Obstetrics and GynaecologyOptimize GWG to Reduce Risk of Infant Neurodevelopmental Delays
A large prospective study links abnormal Gestational Weight Gain (GWG) z-scores and trajectories to neurodevelopmental delays in infants (0-24 months). Understand the risk.
RadiologyMissed Adrenal Masses? New AI Tool Boosts CT Detection Rate
A new automated deep learning model accurately detects and measures adrenal masses in CT scans, promising improved early management for potentially malignant lesions.
RadiologyDecoding the “Ghost Infarct Core” After Acute Stroke Thrombectomy
A recent study shows the Ghost Infarct Core (GIC) after stroke thrombectomy predicts a favorable outcome. Venous outflow (VO) and net water uptake (NWU) partially mediate this effect.
RadiologyThe “Obesity Paradox” and Alzheimer’s: A Temporal Link
A new study reveals the stage-specific, bidirectional relationship between BMI changes and Alzheimer's disease. Preclinical Aβ deposition predicts BMI decline, which then accelerates neurodegeneration.
Medical UpdatesHC Dismisses Challenge to NEET-PG -40 Cut-off: What it Means
The Allahabad High Court has dismissed a PIL challenging the drastic reduction of the NEET-PG cut-off marks, calling it a policy matter. The move allowed counselling for SC/ST/OBC candidates with a score of -40 out of 800 to fill over 18,000 vacant seats.
Medical UpdatesWhat Clinicians Need to Know as Marburg Outbreak Ends
The World Health Organization (WHO) confirms the end of the Marburg Virus Disease outbreak in Ethiopia. Review the clinical presentation, transmission, and high fatality rate of this filovirus.
Medical UpdatesMicroRNA: Your Body’s Natural Controller of Cellular Stress
Researchers have discovered a stress-reducing role for microRNAs in the body, specifically regulating mitochondrial stress pathways. This finding could lead to new drugs targeting metabolic disorders, diabetes, and aging-related diseases.
Medical UpdatesStress-Busting MicroRNA: New Hope for Metabolic Disorders
MicroRNAs, naturally occurring molecules, were found to regulate mitochondrial stress and chronic cellular damage. This discovery holds significant potential for treating microRNA metabolic disorders, neurodegeneration, and diseases of ageing.
Obstetrics and GynaecologyNew MRI Biomarker: Predict Outcomes After Fetal MMC Repair
Fetal Brain ADC values, derived from MRI-based Diffusion-Weighted Imaging, may predict long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes in children after prenatal myelomeningocele repair. This study provides a vital tool for prenatal counseling.
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