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  • Mauritius to Host 2nd International Musculoskeletal Summit (IMS 2.0) 2025

    Mauritius to Host 2nd International Musculoskeletal Summit (IMS 2.0) 2025

    New Delhi [India], September 25: Mauritius is set to become a global hub for musculoskeletal medicine and sports injury management as it hosts the 2nd International Musculoskeletal Summit (IMS 2.0) from September 26–28, 2025, at Hotel Hennessy Park, Ebene.

    Organized by the Jaipur Institute of Pain & Sports Injuries (JIPSI) in collaboration with the Radiological Society of Mauritius, the summit will bring together over 80 leading specialists from more than 15 countries for an unparalleled hands-on learning experience.

    Following the success of the inaugural IMS in 2023, this year’s edition focuses on practical, skill-based training, moving beyond traditional lecture formats to emphasize workshops and real-world clinical scenarios. The goal is to equip physicians with advanced, non-surgical techniques for diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal and sports-related injuries.

    Summit Highlights

    Day 1 – Musculoskeletal MRI Workshop (Friday, September 26)

    Participants will gain expertise in interpreting MRI scans of joints, nerves, and soft tissues, covering conditions such as:

    •    Rotator cuff injuries

    •    Knee ligament tears

    •    Ankle and foot sprains

    •    Lower back pain

    •    Inflammatory arthritis

    This session will help doctors enhance their diagnostic accuracy for both sports injuries and degenerative conditions.

    Day 2 – Clinical Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Workshop (Saturday, September 27)

    Delegates will receive intensive, hands-on ultrasound training, learning to make real-time, precise diagnoses of:

    •    Muscle tears

    •    Ligament damage

    •    Nerve entrapments

    •    Chronic joint pain

    Ultrasound offers faster and more accurate assessments than MRI for 60–70% of musculoskeletal cases, making it a game-changer for clinical practice.

    Day 3 – Advanced Musculoskeletal Interventions Workshop (Sunday, September 28)

    The final day is dedicated to non-surgical, minimally invasive treatments, including:

    •    Ultrasound-guided interventions (PRP injections, stem cell therapies)

    •    Radiofrequency ablation procedures

    •    Nerve-guided treatments for conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome

    •    Non-surgical management of osteoarthritis, tendon and ligament injuries, and a wide range of sports injuries

    These techniques provide effective alternatives to surgery, helping patients recover faster with minimal downtime.

    Global Faculty and Participation

    IMS 2025 will feature world-renowned experts, including Dr. Avneesh Chabbra (USA) and Dr. Rajesh Botchu (UK) — both ranked among the top 2% of scientists worldwide.

    Participants will include specialists from across Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Europe, and Mauritius, fostering a rich exchange of knowledge and best practices.

    The summit will be officially inaugurated by the Health Minister, Sports Minister, Junior Sports Minister of Mauritius, and the High Commissioner of India, underscoring its national and regional significance.

    About IMS

    The International Musculoskeletal Summit (IMS) is a pioneering initiative dedicated to musculoskeletal radiology, sports injury care, and minimally invasive treatments. By combining global expertise with immersive, hands-on training, IMS empowers physicians to:

    •    Improve diagnostic precision

    •    Deliver advanced, patient-centered treatments

    •    Elevate standards of care across Africa, the Indian Ocean region, and beyond

    Quote – Dr. Gaurav Kant Sharma

    “Our mission with IMS is to transform how musculoskeletal pain and sports injuries are managed — ensuring a pain-free and happy world,” said Dr. Gaurav Kant Sharma, Founder of JIPSI and IMS.

    “With world-class faculty and immersive training, we are giving doctors the tools to deliver accurate, effective, and compassionate care.”

    Quote – Dr. Patrick A. Chui Wan Chong

    “This summit will drastically improve the management of joint pains and sports injuries in this part of the world by training so many specialists. We are extremely excited about its potential,” said Dr. Patrick A. Chui Wan Chong, President of the Radiological Society of Mauritius and lead local organizer.

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    Event Details

    •    Event: International Musculoskeletal Summit (IMS) 2025

    •    Dates: September 26–28, 2025

    •    Venue: Hotel Hennessy Park, Ebene, Mauritius

    •    Website: www.mskis.org

    Media Contact:

    Dr. Gaurav Kant Sharma

    Founder & Convenor, IMS

    Email: contact@mskis.org

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  • Ayunature Care Launches Breakthrough Ayurvedic Hair Restoration System Led by Dr. Renuka Siddhpura

    Ayunature Care Launches Breakthrough Ayurvedic Hair Restoration System Led by Dr. Renuka Siddhpura

    Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], September 23: Addressing the growing concern of hair loss among more than 30 million Indians, Ayunature Care has officially launched its pioneering Five-Product Ayurvedic Hair Restoration System. The initiative, developed under the leadership of Dr Renuka Siddhpura, acclaimed Ayurvedic physician and founder of Ayunature Care, combines 5,000 years of traditional Ayurvedic wisdom with modern scientific validation to provide sustainable, chemical-free solutions for hair and scalp health.

    “Conventional treatments often yield short-term results with harsh chemical side effects. Our system is designed to heal from the root—balancing mind, body, and scalp health,” said Dr. Siddhpura during the launch. “This is not simply about stopping hair fall; it is about restoring confidence through authentic, holistic care.”

    From Humble Beginnings to National Recognition

    Dr. Siddhpura started her practice in 2005 from a small home-based clinic. Today, Ayunature Care operates successful wellness centres across Ahmedabad, Surat, and Baroda, and has become a leading name in Ayurvedic hair and skin treatment. Her accolades include the Times Healthcare Award 2023 for Best Ayurveda Hair & Skin Specialist and the Health Icon Award 2020, in addition to features in Femina, Times of India, and Silicon India.

    The Complete Five-Product Hair Care System

    The newly launched range offers a comprehensive approach:

    • Ayunature Sattva Shampoo – Gentle cleansing without disturbing the scalp’s natural oils.
    • Ayunature Sattva Hair Oil– Ayurvedic oil to combat hair fall, greying, and weak roots.
    • Hair Regrow Tablets– DHT blocker with biotin and vitamins for follicle strengthening and regrowth.
    • Hair Detox Tablets– Internal detox for toxin elimination and improved nutrient absorption.
    • Hair Bloom Tablets – Stress and growth management to address hidden contributors to hair loss.

    By integrating both external care and internal healing, the system targets root causes rather than superficial symptoms, ensuring long-lasting results.

    Driving a Cultural Shift

    With millennials, professionals, and even public figures moving toward holistic healthcare, the launch marks a significant step in India’s Ayurvedic renaissance. Patients across cities report reduced hair fall, enhanced regrowth, and overall improvements in health.

    Looking Ahead

    Ayunature Care has set ambitious goals: serving 500,000 patients over the next two years while expanding to 100 wellness centres globally within five years.

    “As the demand for safe and sustainable hair care grows, Ayunature Care is committed to leading the movement from India to the world,” stated Dr. Siddhpura.

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  • Virulina: Patent-Awarded Polyherbal Breakthrough for Viral Respiratory Infection and Immunomodulatory Conditions

    Virulina: Patent-Awarded Polyherbal Breakthrough for Viral Respiratory Infection and Immunomodulatory Conditions

    New Delhi [India], September 22: Viral respiratory infections (VRIs) have long been a persistent challenge for global healthcare. From seasonal flu-like illnesses to more severe viral conditions, these infections often affect millions each year, causing breathlessness, persistent cough, fatigue, and in many cases, long-term respiratory damage. Despite advances in modern medicine, treatment options remain limited, with many patients relying only on symptomatic relief. Unfortunately, overuse of antibiotics—despite their ineffectiveness against viruses—has worsened the crisis of antimicrobial resistance.

    This growing medical gap called for a safe, evidence-based, and holistic approach. Rising to the challenge, Natural Solutions and Neutraceuticals Pvt Ltd (NSNPL) , a registered company in Mumbai, Maharashtra, developed Virulina®, a patent-awarded polyherbal formulation designed to combat VRIs with a unique triple action—immunomodulatory, anti-inflammatory, and antiviral properties in one formulation.

    What makes Virulina® truly exceptional is not only its scientific validation—including

    preclinical, toxicology, and clinical studies, and CSIR-backed antiviral research at the Regional Centre of Biotechnology, Faridabad—but also the passion and perseverance of its creators: Dr. Anil Kumar Sharma (BNYS, MD AM), Dr. Sandeep Arora (Ph.D., Pharmaceutical Sciences), and Dr. Dishya Sewda (BAMS).

    The Motivation: A Patient-Centric Mission

    The story of Virulina® is rooted in compassion and necessity. As Dr. Sharma recalls, patients suffering from viral respiratory complications often had no effective solutions. Families were helpless, physicians were constrained by limited treatment choices, and recovery was slow.

    “We developed Virulina out of a sense of duty,” Dr. Sharma shares. “The suffering we saw inspired us to create something that could truly change outcomes. We had neither large financial reserves nor pharmaceutical backing—what we had was passion, knowledge, and the determination to serve patients.”

    This motivation sparked a research journey that would blend traditional Ayurvedic wisdom with modern pharmacology, bridging two worlds to create a product capable of addressing an unmet global health need.

    The Science Behind Virulina®

    At its core, Virulina® is not just another herbal supplement—it is a scientifically validated phytopharmaceutical with a unique multi-target mechanism:

    Immunomodulatory Action:
    Virulina® enhances both innate and adaptive immune responses. It stimulates leukocyte migration, supports lymphocyte proliferation, and improves the phagocytic function of polymorphonuclear cells—helping the body respond effectively to viral invasions.

    Anti-Inflammatory Properties:
    In viral infections, hyperinflammation often causes more harm than the virus itself. Virulina® downregulates pro-inflammatory mediators such as nitric oxide, cytokines, chemokines, and growth factors. This mechanism helps reduce airway inflammation, prevent tissue damage, and maintain healthy respiratory function.

    Antiviral Activity:
    Perhaps most significantly, Virulina® interferes with viral RNA replication by targeting RNA polymerase—an enzyme crucial for viral survival. This reduces viral load and promotes faster recovery.

    Mucolytic & Fibrinolytic Benefits:
    Beyond its core triple action, Virulina® supports airway clearance, reduces mucus viscosity, and prevents clot-related complications, ensuring comprehensive respiratory care.

    This integrative mechanism is what makes Virulina® stand apart from symptomatic treatments, offering a complete respiratory defense system.

    Immunity, Infections & Sudden Cardiac Arrest

    Emerging evidence highlights that immune modulation plays a vital role not only in fighting infections but also in maintaining heart health. While sudden cardiac arrest cannot be directly linked to any single factor such as vaccination, it is increasingly recognized that the after-effects of viral infections and immune challenges may influence cardiovascular function. By strengthening and balancing immune responses, formulations like Virulina® may contribute indirectly to resilience—not only against respiratory complications but also in supporting overall systemic health.

    From Struggles to Recognition

    The journey of Virulina® was not without obstacles. Conducting multi-stage research—preclinical, toxicology, clinical validation, and CSIR antiviral studies—required immense financial investment and scientific rigor.

    “Collaborating pharmaceutical sciences with natural solutions is never easy,” Dr. Arora notes. “Each stage demanded resources we did not have. But our commitment kept us moving forward. Even when promoting the product and creating awareness posed new challenges, we did not stop.”

    This perseverance, however, yielded remarkable recognition:

    • Patent Award – Virulina® is the first herbal product awarded a patent in the category of viral respiratory infections.
    • CSIR Virology Centre Study – Antiviral activity validated against Remdesivir, a known antiviral reference drug.
    • AABI Torch Award (2024) – For Best Nomination (India), marking international recognition of innovation.
    • Science & Technology Park, Pune – NSNPL was incubated and received equity investment from the Department of Science & Technology, Govt. of India, based on research quality.

    Academic & Research Collaborations

    To add further credibility, NSNPL collaborated with Amity Institute of Pharmacy, Mohali (Punjab) to create value out of traditional knowledge and validate Virulina®’s mechanism. Dr. Sandeep Arora, Professor & Dean, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, played an instrumental role as a co-researcher, bringing his academic expertise to strengthen the product’s scientific foundation.

    Why Virulina® Matters in Today’s Healthcare

    The significance of Virulina® extends beyond one product. It represents a paradigm shift in respiratory healthcare:

    • Unmet Need: Few integrative solutions exist for viral respiratory infections beyond symptomatic care.
    • Antibiotic Misuse: Antibiotics continue to be wrongly prescribed for viral illnesses, driving resistance.
    • Chronic Sequelae: Many patients develop long-term respiratory complications after viral infections.
    • Patient-Centric Demand: Increasingly, people seek safe, natural, and scientifically validated solutions.

    Virulina® answers this demand by combining safety, efficacy, and evidence—offering both patients and physicians an integrative solution.

    Looking Ahead: Global Goals

    The NSNPL team has ambitious goals for Virulina®, envisioning it as a global benchmark in natural respiratory healthcare. Their objectives include:

    • Preventive Role: Supporting immune preparedness to reduce infection risk.
    • Therapeutic Role: Assisting in faster recovery during acute infections.
    • Rehabilitation: Addressing persistent cough, airway hyperreactivity, and chronic lung issues.
    • Safe Integrative Option: Providing physicians with an evidence-based herbal formulation that complements conventional care.
    • Global Relevance: Expanding Virulina®’s reach internationally as a model phytopharmaceutical.

    A Promise of Healing

    Virulina® is more than a product—it is a promise of healing born from dedication, research, and compassion. It symbolizes how passion, science, and perseverance can overcome financial and institutional hurdles to create something of lasting value for humanity.

    As Dr. Sharma concludes:

    “Success is not just about recognition. It is about knowing that patients who once suffered without solutions now have hope. Virulina® is our contribution to global health.”

    NSNPL, a DPIIT-recognised Innovative Startup, continues to focus on validated polyherbal solutions in the high infectious disease domain—helping communities overcome disease complications with safe, research-backed innovations.

    To know more, visit: www.nsnpl2health.com

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  • Ayurveda Day Celebration: 5 Major Healthcare Breakthroughs Transforming India’s Medical Landscape

    Ayurveda Day Celebration: 5 Major Healthcare Breakthroughs Transforming India’s Medical Landscape

    The healthcare sector in India as a whole was at the core of the healthcare sector as the country continued to celebrate its 10th Ayurveda Day, which marked ten years of notable growth in terms of integrating traditional medicine with the modern healthcare practice. The All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA) in Goa became the center of attention of this historic celebration as it presented some of the pioneering advances that make India one of the best providers of holistic medical services globally.

    Ayurvedic medicine has been going through a transformative journey over the last ten years, and the Ministry of Ayush organised a press conference that was held in Panaji, Goa, to publicise the changes. The theme of this year, Ayurveda for People, Ayurveda for Planet, in a manner sums up the twofold emphasis on the health of the individual and the health of the environment that characterises contemporary Ayurvedic practice.

    Revolutionary Healthcare Infrastructure Unveiled

    Professor Pradeep Kumar Prajapati, Director of AIIA Goa, has declared the opening of the state-of-the-art medical facilities that will signify a quantum leap in integrative healthcare. The new Integrated Oncology Unit is a tribute to the growing contribution of Ayurveda in cancer therapies, the synergy of ancient medicine and the modern technology of medicine.

    The Linen Processing Unit and the Central Sterile Supply Department show that AIIA Goa adheres to the global healthcare standards and, at the same time, does not sacrifice Ayurvedic treatment methods. Perhaps, most importantly, the new Blood Bank facility fills the gap between the old Ayurvedic culture and new emergency medical care, developing an entire healthcare ecosystem.

    These infrastructural projects are an indication of the strategic vision of India to make Ayurveda a viable alternative to any form of conventional medicine, but in a manner that would guarantee their clients’ safety through the contemporary medical practice.

    Global Recognition and Medical Tourism Expansion

    AIIA Goa has developed into a 250-bed hospital that has 22 specialised outpatient departments, and it is taking care of more than 800 patients each day. The increasing international patient clientele that the institute has been receiving is a testament to the popularity of Ayurveda and the rise of India as a medical tourism destination.

    Dean of AIIA Goa, Professor Sujata Kadam, highlighted that the Ayurveda Day celebration is not a mere ceremony as it is applied to be. This is a mark that illustrates our ten-year experience of wellness, equilibrium, and worldwide recognition, as she pointed out, that Ayurveda occupies a unique space in between tradition and science.

    The partnership of AIIA Goa and the Goa Tourism Department has given a new dimension to the prospects of Medical Value Travel in getting international clients who want to take up original Ayurvedic therapies in a world-renowned medical center.

    Evidence-Based Integration Strategy

    The 10th Ayurveda Day festival highlighted that there is a very urgent need to integrate the old wisdom and the new ways of research. Professor Prajapati emphasized the importance of evidence-based methods, which would prove traditional treatment in the context of modern scientific models.

    This integration approach overcomes the perennial distrust of conventional medicine by offering strict clinical verification but retaining the holistic values that characterise Ayurvedic practice. The strategy has won the goodwill of physicians, researchers, students, and policymakers across the country.

    Sustainable Healthcare for Global Impact

    The Ayurveda for People, Ayurveda for Planet is an indication of the holistic approach to the impact of healthcare on the environment. The focus of Ayurvedic medicine on natural solutions, green sourcing, and environmental harmony corresponds with the global sustainability objectives and provides good therapeutic results.

    This green awareness makes the Indian traditional medicine system a potential answer to the sustainability challenge facing the pharmaceutical industry, to provide biodegradable remedies that have little impact on the environment.

    National Movement Momentum

    The Ayurveda Day, 10th celebration, has brought a nationwide movement across the traditional healthcare borders. The vision of the government to democratize access to good healthcare by the use of Ayurvedic medicine is shown in the call by Professor Prajapati that all stakeholders should be involved.

    The movement also includes educational centers, research centers, health care facilities, and policy formulation organizations, which form an entire ecosystem in the development and modernization of Ayurvedic medicine.
    The founding of the AIIA Goa in 2022 by the Prime Minister as a leading institution in Ayurvedic education, research, and healthcare is a sign that the government is willing to take traditional medicine to the next stage on the international level.

    Future Implications

    The Ayurveda Day celebration on the 10th marks the onset of a new era in Indian healthcare, where traditional wisdom and modern medicine meet to develop new methods of treatment. The effectiveness of the AIIA Goa integrated model is a blueprint of other similar institutions across the country, and this can transform the healthcare delivery system in India.

    The blending of Ayurvedic concepts and contemporary medical facilities in India as the country goes on to establish itself as a global healthcare destination presents special competitive benefits in the global medical tourism marketplace.

    The focus on the legacy of Lord Dhanvantari and the incorporation of the future possibilities in the celebration reflect the Indian interest in conserving the cultural values and welcoming scientific development as a means of developing holistic healthcare into a sustainable platform.

  • 78-year-old’s, Failing Valves, but a Beating Comeback achieved with HVS Symbiosis’ MyCLIP

    78-year-old’s, Failing Valves, but a Beating Comeback achieved with HVS Symbiosis’ MyCLIP

    Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 22: A miracle was recorded when a 78-year-old patient walked into HVS Symbiosis Super-Speciality Hospital, barely able to breathe.

    His heart was pumping at just 25% of its capacity, his coronary arteries were critically blocked, and his mitral valve leaked so badly that every heartbeat was a struggle.

    For most hospitals, the only option would have been high-risk open-heart surgery. For HVS, it was the start of a medical first.

    Rethinking the Impossible 

    “A patient like this is like balancing on a razor’s edge,” said Dr Ankur Phatarpekar.

    “With such a weak heart, surgery itself could have triggered what we call afterload mismatch. Wherein, the heart collapses under sudden pressure changes. It’s a risk that often proves fatal.”

    Instead of accepting the odds, the team designed a pioneering, two-step, minimally meddling plan, one that would give a shot at life.

    First In-Human Trial: A Landmark Achievement 

    Through a pinhole in the wrist, Dr Meghav Shah, Dr Amit Gangwani, Dr Aniruddha Pawar, Dr Harshad Sagar, Dr Kunal Patankar, Dr Gourish Shinde, Dr Kedar Pote, and Dr Pravin Lovhale performed a complex coronary angioplasty, carefully placing stents in two major arteries.

    “The response was immediate,” noted Dr Meghav Shah. “We observed a measurable reduction in valve leakage, a clear indicator that the intervention was working as intended.”

    Yet the fight wasn’t over. After 48 hours in the ICU, tests confirmed the mitral valve still leaked severely.

    Led by the closing of the Leaky Valve without Surgery 

    Then came the defining move: the MyCLIP TEER (Transcatheter Edge-to-Edge Repair). Instead of opening the chest, doctors reached the mitral valve through a vein in the leg.

    “Picture a door that won’t close,” explained Dr Gangwani. “MyCLIP works like a precision hinge, which is a tiny, fabric-covered clip that brings the flaps together so the valve shuts again.”

    With expert guidance from Dr Gourish Shinde and Dr Pravin Lovhale, the procedure sealed the leak. “The magic is in teamwork,” added Dr Shinde. As aptly put by Dr Kedar Pote, “It takes a perfect sync of imagers and interventionists to make such cutting-edge repairs succeed.”

    Transition of ICU Monitors to Normal Breathing: 

    It barely took time for the 78-year-old patient to be out of the ICU, breathing freely and resting without the bothersome fatigue that once defined his life.

    “This isn’t just one success story,” emphasised Dr Harshad Sagar. “It’s proof of what’s possible when you refuse to accept limits.” 

    “Two of these procedures were part of India’s First-in-Human studies, underlining HVS’s role as a frontrunner in advanced cardiac innovation.” – Dr Aniruddha Pawar

    It signifies the future of Cardiac Care: 

    “Once upon a time, a patient like this would have been considered inoperable,” reflected Dr. Kunal Patankar.

    “Every heartbeat saved with MyCLIP is proof that the future is here.” 

    About HVE & HVS

    HVS Symbiosis Super-Speciality Hospital is a flagship member of the Heart & Vascular Superspeciality Group and is supported by the multi-disciplinary Heart Valve Experts (HVE). With HVE’s specialised team driving innovation in valve and structural heart care, HVS is redefining treatment for high-risk patients once considered beyond options. Powered by advanced technology, a cutting-edge cath lab, and some of India’s foremost interventional cardiologists, the hospital embodies HVE’s mission: transforming complex heart challenges into stories of renewed life.

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  • Dietitian Natasha Mohan: The Catalyst for Ananya’s PCOD Recovery

    Dietitian Natasha Mohan: The Catalyst for Ananya’s PCOD Recovery

    New Delhi [India], September 22: At 23, Ananya should have been enjoying the best years of her life. But instead, she found herself stuck in a cycle of confusion, frustration, and hopelessness.

    It began subtly—her periods became irregular. She brushed it off as stress. But soon, the symptoms escalated: unexpected weight gain, persistent acne, excessive hair fall, mood swings, and constant fatigue. A visit to the doctor confirmed the diagnosis: PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Disease). While it was a relief to finally have a name for what she was experiencing, it came with a heavy burden—no real solution in sight.

    She tried everything—prescription medications that offered temporary relief, random internet diet plans, intense gym sessions that left her drained. Every attempt ended in disappointment. Her self-esteem plummeted. She stopped going out, withdrew from friends, and began to lose touch with the vibrant person she once was.

    One sleepless night, while desperately searching for answers online, Ananya stumbled upon a YouTube video titled:

    “PCOD/PCOS Diet Plan”

    The thumbnail featured a warm, confident woman speaking directly to the camera. Something about her journey fighting against PCOD challenges and achieving success which she felt genuine and trustworthy. Ananya clicked play.

    That single click would change her life.

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    A Beacon of Hope: Natasha Mohan’s Holistic Healing Approach

    Dietitian Natasha Mohan is one of India’s most respected and trusted names in therapeutic nutrition. With over 2.2 million YouTube subscribers on her flagship channel, Food Vs Health Hindi TV, and a combined following of over 4 million across platforms, she is a guiding light for those struggling with lifestyle disorders.

    But unlike countless others, Natasha doesn’t promote crash diets or quick fixes. Her philosophy is simple yet profound: heal the body from within.

    In the video, Natasha explained PCOD in a way that was both science-backed and empathetic. She emphasized that PCOD wasn’t a life sentence—it was the body’s way of signaling imbalance. What truly stood out to Ananya was Natasha’s holistic approach—something most mainstream treatments fail to offer.

    A Personalized Plan—and a Support System Like No Other

    Ananya booked her consultation without hesitation. From the very first session, she experienced something different. Natasha and her team didn’t just look at her symptoms—they looked at her.

    She was supported by a dedicated panel of expert doctors, certified dietitians, and trained health counsellors who collaborated to create a personalized therapeutic diet and lifestyle plan tailored to her hormonal profile, lifestyle, emotional well-being, and goals.

    No starvation, no extreme restrictions, and no hours in the kitchen. Just balanced, sustainable, and enjoyable nutrition.

    And the results followed—gradually, then dramatically:

    Her periods became regular.

    Her skin cleared up.

    She began losing weight naturally.

    Energy and mental clarity returned.

    Her confidence skyrocketed.

    But most importantly, she felt in control again.

    Beyond Food: Healing Mind, Body, and Spirit

    What sets Natasha apart is not just her expertise, but her holistic, 360-degree approach to wellness—something rarely found elsewhere. Her method goes beyond food:

    Stress management techniques

    Emotional wellness tools

    Daily motivation through videos, group calls, and lifestyle sessions

    Meditation, journaling, and mindfulness practices

    Ananya began integrating all of these into her life. It wasn’t always easy—there were challenging days. But she never felt alone. Natasha and her team were always just a message or call away.

    The Transformation: Inside and Out

    Months later, Ananya looked in the mirror and smiled—genuinely, confidently. The girl who once felt lost had reclaimed her health, her joy, and her future. She had naturally reversed her PCOD. And in doing so, she found a mission—to inspire others just like her.

    She often says:

    “If I hadn’t found Natasha ma’am’s video that night, I don’t know where I’d be today.”

    Today, Ananya actively shares her journey online, encouraging young women not to give up hope. Because with the right support and the right guide, healing isn’t just possible—it’s inevitable.

    Join the Movement—Start Your Transformation Today

    If you, like Ananya, are struggling with PCOD, thyroid issues, diabetes, cholesterol, high blood pressure, or any lifestyle disorder—know that you are not alone. And you don’t have to do it alone.

     For consultation Visit: www.natashamohan.com
     Follow Natasha on Instagram : @dt.natashamohan

    To empower you to heal your body naturally—and for life.

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  • Vedanta’s BALCO Medical Centre Puts Spotlight on Cancer Prevention and Multidisciplinary Collaboration for Cancer Care

    Vedanta’s BALCO Medical Centre Puts Spotlight on Cancer Prevention and Multidisciplinary Collaboration for Cancer Care

    Raipur (Chhattisgarh) [India], September 22: BALCO Medical Centre (BMC), a unit of Vedanta Medical Research Foundation and one of Central India’s leading cancer care institutions, successfully hosted the 3rd edition of the BMC Chhattisgarh Cancer Conclave, bringing together over 300 global oncology experts. Focused on simplifying cancer treatment, improving patient outcomes, and advancing research, the conclave saw the participation of more than 1,200 delegates, including international and national oncologists, public health experts, policymakers, and researchers.

    This year’s theme, “Driving Common-Sense Oncology – Multi-disciplinary Management of Gastrointestinal, Genitourinary, and Lung Cancers,” underscored the importance of coordinated, team-based care. Organized in collaboration with ecancer, Tata Memorial Centre, and the National Cancer Grid, the three-day conclave hosted over 20 expert-led panel discussions.

    The program featured first-of-its-kind workshops in the region, including CAR-T cell apheresis, live surgical demonstration on head and neck cancers, mini-ACORD research workshop, communication skills training for end-of-life care, and a hands-on contouring workshop on SBRT (Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy). In addition, the conclave convened the Women for Oncology (W4O India) network meeting and a dedicated cancer prevention workshop aimed at strengthening community-level cancer care delivery.

    Welcoming participants, Mrs. Jyoti Agarwal, Chairperson of Vedanta Medical Research Foundation, said, “It is an absolute honour to host globally renowned oncologists united by a common commitment to defeating cancer. Cancer prevention is the strongest form of cure, and at Vedanta Medical Research Foundation (VMRF), our mission is to empower communities with knowledge, tools, and access for timely action. This conclave reaffirms our resolve not only to treat but to prevent, ensuring healthier futures for generations to come.”

    Cancer Prevention and Multidisciplinary Collaboration for Cancer Care PNN

    Speaking on international collaborations, Dr. Shailesh Shrikhande, Deputy Director of Tata Memorial Hospital and Head of Cancer Surgery, noted, “Effective cancer care in India must span the entire continuum, from prevention to advanced treatment. This conclave demonstrates that when evidence-based prevention strategies are combined with multidisciplinary expertise, we can significantly reduce both incidence and mortality by a blend of socialistic and capitalistic approaches. The importance of retaining scientific values and ethics during this process cannot be underestimated.”

    Emphasizing the vision of the conclave, Dr. Bhawna Sirohi, Medical Director, BALCO Medical Centre, said, “The rapid rise in cancer cases in recent years is deeply concerning. This is why awareness and prevention are non-negotiable. People must understand that with the right measures and timely treatment, cancer is preventable, affordable, and curable. Our goal is to make prevention the most accessible form of equity in cancer care.”

    Highlighting the importance of locally relevant research, Dr. Diwakar Pandey, Consultant Surgical Oncologist, BALCO Medical Centre, shared, “Researches in cancer care play a vital role in shaping effective strategies. As we conclude another transformative conclave, it is encouraging to see young oncologists pursuing research that addresses the specific needs of their patients, paving the way for cost-effective and culturally appropriate prevention strategies within public health systems.”

    The 3rd edition of the conclave reinforced BMC’s commitment in building Central India’s most comprehensive cancer ecosystem, where treatment excellence is integrated with prevention, advocacy, and education. The conclave concluded with a call to scale preventive oncology as a public health priority, aligning with the nation’s vision of reducing the national cancer burden in the coming decades.

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  • MIDDERMACON 2025: Surat’s Bold Leap in Dermatology

    MIDDERMACON 2025: Surat’s Bold Leap in Dermatology

    Surat (Gujarat) [India], September 20: Surat isn’t just about diamonds and textiles anymore. From September 19–21, 2025, it’s the epicentre of dermatology, hosting MIDDERMACON 2025, the 13th Midterm Annual Conference of IADVL. Think science, skill, and a dash of spectacle.

    Surat Sets the Stage for Knowledge

    MIDDERMACON 2025 lands at Avadh Utopia Club, Surat, bringing nearly 800 delegates from across India under one roof. And yes, it’s the first time Gujarat is hosting 12 live hands-on workshops covering Botox, Fillers, Lasers, Chemical Peels, Body Contouring, Microblading, Dermatosurgery, Vitiligo Surgery, Skin Boosters, Thread Lifting, Hair Transplant, Practice Management, and Artificial Intelligence in dermatology.

    In short, it’s not your average lecture series. It is advanced skin and hair science in action.

    Debate in Dermatology: Science Meets Opinion

    The conference theme isn’t just fancy words. “Debate in Dermatology: Where Science and Opinions Collide” challenges delegates to question assumptions, cross-check evidence, and innovate. Over three days, participants will dive into:

    • Keynote lectures by top dermatologists
    • Panel discussions that won’t hold back
    • Paper presentations and poster sessions
    • Interactive modules covering every dermatology angle

    It’s all about bridging scientific evidence and clinical opinions, because the best breakthroughs happen when egos and ideas collide.

    Hands-On Workshops: Science You Can Touch

    MIDDERMACON 2025 isn’t just about talking. For the first time in Gujarat:

    • Botox & Fillers: Master subtle, transformative techniques
    • Laser & RF therapies: From scars to pigmentation, the tech is here
    • Dermatosurgery & Vitiligo Surgery: Advanced, life-changing procedures
    • Hair Restoration & PRP: For thinning tresses and rejuvenated skin
    • Exosomes Therapy: Cutting-edge regenerative science
    • Thread Lifting & Skin Boosters: Aesthetic upgrades without surgery
    • AI in Dermatology: Smart tools for more innovative practice

    It is not fluff. Every workshop offers skills that translate directly into better patient care.

    Benefits for the Public

    Yes, this is a doctor’s conference. But make no mistake, it benefits society too. Skin and hair health matters, and here’s what patients can look forward to:

    • PRP Therapy: Regrow hair, rejuvenate skin
    • Dermatosurgery: Fix scars, tumours, and blemishes
    • Vitiligo Surgery: Renew hope for patients with pigment loss
    • Exosomes Therapy: Next-gen regenerative treatments
    • Energy-Based Devices: Lasers, RF, IPL, MNRF for scars and aesthetics

    India is showing the world that dermatology innovation isn’t confined to metro hospitals; it’s coming to cities like Surat.

    Culture Meets Science

    Science is serious. But the evenings at MIDDERMACON 2025 promise something else: cultural programs on September 19 and 20 that will make delegates remember Surat not just for learning, but for experience.

    Because why shouldn’t a medical conference have a little flair?

    India on the Dermatology Map

    It isn’t just a conference. It’s a statement: India is at the forefront of global dermatology and aesthetic medicine. Surat’s hosting of MIDDERMACON 2025 is a milestone in knowledge, healthcare, and innovation.

    For local doctors, it’s a chance to network, learn, and showcase Gujarat as more than industrial; it’s brilliant, sophisticated, and scientifically profound.

  • UniHealth – UMC Hospitals Expands Indian Footprint with 200-Bed Multi-Specialty Hospital in Nashik

    UniHealth – UMC Hospitals Expands Indian Footprint with 200-Bed Multi-Specialty Hospital in Nashik

    Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 19: UniHealth Hospitals Limited(NSE – UNIHEALTH), a global healthcare provider with extensive operations across Africa—including hospitals, medical centres, consultancy, pharma distribution, and medical travel— has announced the launch of its second healthcare facility in India: a 200-bedded state-of-the-art multi-specialty tertiary care hospital in Nashik, Maharashtra, scheduled for commissioning at the start of the next calendar year.

    The UMC Hospital, Nashik, is envisioned as a next-generation healthcare destination, equipped with advanced medical technology, cutting-edge infrastructure, and comprehensive speciality services, aimed at redefining healthcare access for North Maharashtra and surrounding regions.

    This expansion marks another milestone in UniHealth’s growth journey. The Group already operates its flagship tertiary care facility, UMC Victoria Hospital in Kampala, Uganda, and is preparing to commission its first Indian facility, the 52-bedded UMC Hospital, Navi Mumbai, in October 2025. Additionally, a 20-bedded UMC Health Center in Mwanza, Tanzania will be operational by the end of 2025. Together, these projects underline UniHealth’s commitment to building an integrated healthcare ecosystem across India and Africa.

    The upcoming Nashik hospital will bring together a wide spectrum of specialities and super-specialities to meet the evolving healthcare needs of the community. It will provide advanced diagnostic and radiology services, a modern rehabilitation center, and round-the-clock Accident & Emergency services.

    Key features of UMC Hospital, Nashik include:

    • State-of-the-art Intensive Care Units (ICUs) and a cardiac catheterization laboratory for interventional cardiology
    • Four modular operating theatres, including a dedicated Robotic OT
    • In-patient accommodation ranging from general wards to semi-private, private, and suite rooms, combining quality care with the dignity of choice

    By blending advanced clinical expertise with patient-friendly infrastructure, UMC Hospital, Nashik, aims to set new benchmarks in affordable, accessible, and world-class healthcare delivery.

    Commenting on the performance, Dr Akshay Parmar, Founder & Managing Director of UniHealth Hospitals, said, “The launch of our second Indian facility in Nashik marks a proud milestone in our journey. With 200 beds and a wide suite of specialities, this will be one of the most advanced hospitals in Maharashtra. Nashik is fast emerging as a healthcare hub, and our facility will not only serve the city but also benefit patients from across North Maharashtra and neighbouring states. We are bringing in cutting-edge technology, expert clinicians, and a patient-first culture to ensure healthcare that is both world-class and affordable. This expansion reflects our mission to transform access to quality healthcare across India and Africa. Alongside our operational facilities in Uganda and Tanzania, we are now set to commission three significant projects in FY 2025–26, our first facility in Navi Mumbai, our second in Nashik, and a new health center in Mwanza, Tanzania—strengthening UniHealth’s position as a trusted healthcare partner across emerging markets.”

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  • Apollo Hospitals At 42: Celebrates A Global Movement of Health and Happiness In Homes

    Apollo Hospitals At 42: Celebrates A Global Movement of Health and Happiness In Homes

    Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], September 18: Apollo Hospitals commemorated its 42nd anniversary, having touched over 200 million lives, earned trust across 185 nations and reached over 19000 pincodes across India. As Apollo opened India’s first corporate hospital in 1983, it sparked a healthcare revolution, having completed over 51 lakh surgeries and 27000 organ transplants over the four decades. Apollo has also trained over 11 lakh professionals, significantly augmenting the skilled healthcare human capital in the country.

    Highlights: 

    • 1 million surgeries | 27,000+ organ transplants | 22,000+ robotic surgeries
    • 3 million preventive screenings | 20 million diagnostic tests | 11 lakh professionals trained
    • 40 million Indians served through Apollo 24|7 digital health
    • 9 million vulnerable lives touched through Apollo Foundation’s community programs

    By creating trust in India’s healthcare quality, Apollo has made India a global destination for care, reversing the earlier trend of outbound patients. Dr Prathap C. Reddy, Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group, said, “When Apollo began in 1983, it was not just the birth of a hospital, but the birth of a movement. Over four decades, that movement has grown into a force that has touched 200 million lives, built trust across 185 nations, and redefined what is possible in healthcare. Our vision has always been to make world-class care accessible and future-ready. As India rises on the global stage, Apollo will remain a driving force, shaping healthier societies, advancing medical frontiers, and ensuring that families everywhere can look to the future with hope, health, and happiness.”

    Apollo’s journey is deeply interwoven with India’s rising longevity and health standards. By reducing dependency on foreign care, raising clinical benchmarks across sectors, and expanding access to millions, Apollo has directly contributed to longer lives, stronger survival rates, and India’s reputation as a trusted global healthcare destination.

    Dr. Preetha Reddy, Executive Vice Chairperson, said, “The strength of a nation lies in the health of its people. India’s doctors, nurses, and caregivers are the silent architects of progress. At Apollo, we have built not just hospitals, but human capital. When we invest in people, we invest in the dignity, resilience, and future of our nation.”

    Dr. Suneeta Reddy, Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals Group, added, “Our growth has always been purposeful, with the patient at the core. From preventive care to advanced treatments, from digital health to research, every expansion has been built on trust, access, and impact. As India stands at the cusp of becoming a $5 trillion economy, healthcare must be its strongest foundation. Apollo’s mission is to ensure that quality care reaches in every corner of this country of 1.4 billion.”

    Apollo has consistently changed the face of medicine in India and beyond with its pioneering firsts, such as South Asia’s first Proton Cancer Centre, India’s first AI-Precision Oncology Centre, and the region’s first CyberKnife® Robotic Radiosurgery system. Today, Apollo leads with 28 advanced robotic platforms, AI-powered cardiovascular risk prediction, and augmented reality–assisted surgeries, making tomorrow’s medicine available today.

    Dr Sangita Reddy, Joint Managing Director – Apollo Hospitals, added, “The future of healthcare will be borderless, personalised, and powered by exponential technologies. At Apollo, we are integrating AI, robotics, and digital platforms to not just treat disease, but to predict and prevent it. Imagine a world where every Indian has a digital health twin, where interventions are precise, affordable, and accessible in real time; that is the future we are building.”

    Through Apollo 24|7, over 40 million Indians access teleconsultations, diagnostics, and pharmacy services anytime, anywhere. Beyond hospitals, Apollo Foundation’s Billion Hearts Beating and Total Health programs have reached 1.9 million vulnerable lives, reaffirming Apollo’s belief that healthcare is a right, not a privilege

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