Dr Praveen

Recent months have seen a disturbing surge in premeditated murders across India, fuelled by rejection and a sense of entitlement. From Hyderabad to Bengaluru, five cities reported five brutal killings, highlighting a dangerous pattern where relationships end in violent deaths.

A surprising number of individuals grapple with chronic headaches, even when their medical exams return normal. Health professionals point to lifestyle elements that might be sliding under the radar. Stress levels, improper sitting habits, and the relentless hours in front of screens are all key players in this headache saga.

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Initial reports indicated poisoning, but in view of bird flu cases in neighbouring Nepal, forest officials have not ruled out avian influenza (H5N1).

Epilepsy in women is not constant. It changes with hormonal shifts during puberty, reproductive years, and menopause. These changes impact seizure frequency and management. Doctors emphasize personalized care, considering factors like pregnancy and birth control. Postpartum and perimenopause also present unique challenges. Understanding these life-stage transitions is key to effective epilepsy management for women.

World Down Syndrome Day calls for action, emphasizing that early support and opportunities shape a child's development. Consistent stimulation, speech and occupational therapy, and inclusive schooling are vital for cognitive and physical growth. Prioritizing health monitoring and coordinated care ensures a child's well-being. Early intervention is transformative, empowering children to thrive.

Health professionals warn that the early indicators of heart blockage can easily be overlooked as mere day-to-day issues. Symptoms such as unexpected tiredness, chest tightness, shortness of breath, dizziness spells, nausea, excessive sweating, and aching legs should not be ignored. Identifying these signs promptly can lead to critical medical support and help avert life-threatening events like heart attacks.

The Madhya Pradesh High Court denied bail to a doctor and his wife implicated in the Chhindwara cough syrup deaths. The court noted the doctor allegedly continued prescribing the contaminated syrup, containing a toxic industrial chemical, to children despite knowing its dangerous effects, potentially for financial gain. The incident tragically led to the deaths of approximately 25 children.

Busy B'luru stretch halts as 22-year-old brain-dead man's organ is transported for 63-year-old patient

Renowned fashion designer Rohit Bal remains in critical condition at a Gurugram hospital, undergoing treatment for cardiac issues. Under the care of cardiologist Dr. Praveen Chandra, Bal, a fashion trendsetter, is battling both heart problems and an accompanying infection. Dr. Chandra conveyed that while Bal is persisting, his condition remains critical. Admitted a few days ago, the 61-year-old designer's health is compounded by the challenging presence of an infection, intensifying the medical challenge.

Doctors nationwide are protesting the arrest of a Chhindwara paediatrician, Dr. Praveen Soni, accused in child deaths linked to cough syrups. Medical associations argue he was wrongly arrested, prescribing approved drugs. They contend deaths stemmed from adulteration, not malpractice, and his arrest violates legal precedents for doctors. Criminalizing standard prescriptions, they warn, will harm healthcare delivery.

Cochin Thoracic Society, a professional association of Pulmonologists in Ernakulam, has decided to keep all firefighters involved in Brahmapuram smoke exposure under their constant monitoring, treatment if required and follow-up at regular intervals for one year. This is because there are studies that show that such close exposure can have adverse effects on health.

Paediatrician Dr. Praveen Soni was suspended and arrested following the deaths of 11 children linked to contaminated Coldrif syrup he prescribed during private practice. Laboratory tests confirmed the syrup contained poisonous diethylene glycol, causing kidney failure.

The CBI has filed an FIR against Anil Sharma, the managing director of the Amrapali Group, and six others on charges of murder and criminal conspiracy in connection with the killing of a former secretary of a reputed school in Bihar over eight years ago. The agency has also named a physician, dr praveen Sinha, businessman Rajendra Singhania, advocate Shambhu Sharan Singh and a few others as accused in the FIR.