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Beyond Supportive Care: The Race for a Targeted Dengue Cure For decades, the medical response to dengue has been characterized by a frustrating gap: there is no approved, specific treatment for the virus. Patients have been managed through supportive care, focusing on symptom relief rather than attacking the virus itself. View this post on Instagram … Read more

The Fizzy Trap: Why the Next Decade of Liver Health Depends on Your Drink Choice For years, the medical community viewed liver failure as a condition primarily associated with chronic alcoholism or viral hepatitis. But a silent shift is happening. In clinics across urban centers, doctors are seeing a disturbing trend: patients in their early … Read more

India’s Maternal Mortality: A Slowing Decline and the Road Ahead India continues to grapple with a significant burden of maternal deaths, ranking among the countries with the highest numbers globally. A recent study published in The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology &amp. Women’s Health reveals that although progress has been made, the rate of decline has slowed … Read more

The Quiet Revolution in Elderly Care: Why Less Medication Might Be More For millions of seniors, the daily ritual of taking multiple medications is a given. But a growing body of evidence suggests that this “polypharmacy” – the use of several medications simultaneously – isn’t always beneficial and can even be harmful. A recent global … Read more