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Finding the Right Long-Term Acute Care Support in Sarjapur
There comes a moment that a lot of families grapple with. The ICU phase is over. According to the hospital, the acute threat has been overcome, and the patient is medically steady. And yet they are not prepared to go..
Read MoreThe best L-tac facility for Critical patients in Bangalore- What you need to know
If you are wondering what L-TAC means, than lets decode this for you. It means long-term acute care. This care module is for patients who are grappling with complicated medical conditions and are discharged from an ICU but still need..
Read MoreA simple guide to help you choose the right neuro-rehabilitation centre
Most patients and family members hit a roadblock here. Hospital discharge has happened, and they assume that all is well. Just when they begin to think that the patient can go back to their routine life, a reality check happens...
Read MoreFinding the Lost Voice Again After Stroke with Speech Therapy
A stroke can indeed occur within a few minutes, but people have to cope with the issues for a long time. The Stroke Association in the United Kingdom points out the communication difficulties that an individual undergoes following a stroke...
Read MoreHow Transitional Care Supports Patient Safety and Comfort
For most people, when a patient is discharged from the hospital, it means the end of their treatment. However, in the real sense, it is the beginning of recovery. The transition, which is from a hospital setting to a home..
Read MorePreventing Joint Degeneration Through Ortho Rehabilitation
Here’s something that we all miss. You may be mistaking that stiffness and pain in your body as an age-related issue, but experts have an important question to ask. “Are you listening to your joints?” They believe that they may..
Read MoreRole of cardiac rehab after a bypass surgery
A bypass operation is a life-changing experience. It is the culmination of a long effort on the part of many patients, dealing constantly with chest pains, breathlessness, or frequent trips to the hospital. The surgery reinstates blood supply flow to..
Read MoreFrom walker to walking again: The power of ortho rehab
Most people will never forget that moment, the moment when they first require a walker. It is not just an equipment, but a reminder that something has actually changed. Injury, surgery, or progressive joint loss may deprive one of the..
Read MoreReturning To Work After A Stroke- What Patients Need To Know
A stroke transforms life in a day. One day, it is going around the daily routine, and the next moment, all has changed, including the body and mind. During the weeks and months to come, patients can be seen struggling..
Read MoreUnderstanding the Importance of Post-Hospitalization Care
The day when a patient leaves the hospital is usually considered a victorious one. The physicians nod in approval, the nurses smile in return, and the family releases a unified sigh of relief. After days, sometimes weeks, of staring at..
Read MoreThe reason why a professional caregiver is an important hire after hospital discharge
Relief may be the order of the day as soon as a loved one leaves the hospital. The beeping machines are dissolved, the rounds of the doctors cease, and everybody is at last able to go home. But what most..
Read MoreWhy Exercise Is An Important Component Of Cardiac Rehabilitation
Very few people are aware that exercise plays a crucial role in helping heart patients return to their normal activities effectively. Hence, most people refrain from physical exercise, which can lead to a delay in their recovery process. It is..
Read MoreHemorrhagic Stroke: Causes, Symptoms and More
Every second counts when it comes to a stroke. While most people are familiar with ischemic strokes caused by clots, fewer realize that another, often deadlier, form exists — the hemorrhagic stroke. A hemorrhagic stroke occurs when a weakened blood..
Read MoreIschemic Stroke: Causes, Symptoms and More
The brain is our control center and every thought, movement, and heartbeat depends on a steady flow of oxygen-rich blood. When that flow is suddenly interrupted, the effects can be devastating. This is what happens during an ischemic stroke, the..
Read MoreHow Neurological Rehabilitation Helps In Emotional Healing
Neurological rehabilitation is the treatment of persons with a disease, damage, or injury to the nervous system. The program will help in enhancing brain activity, reducing symptoms, and improving a person’s life. But we already know that. We also know..
Read MoreCommon Mistakes Most People Make After Joint Replacement and How to Avoid Them
Joint replacement surgery may change lives and provide a second opportunity at living without pain and stiffness. Whether it is a knee, a hip, or a shoulder, it helps one move better, live better, and get back to doing what..
Read More4.5-Hour Golden Window in Stroke Care | Sukino
A stroke is a medical emergency that requires immediate attention. When blood flow to a part of the brain is interrupted, brain cells begin to die due to lack of oxygen. The extent of recovery after a stroke depends largely..
Read MoreOrthopedic Rehabilitation After Knee Replacement Surgery: Why is it important
Knee replacement surgery is one of the most recommended surgeries for irreparable knee issues and problems. The reason is that it provides people with a second chance at pain-free mobility. 52-year-old Mumtaz Hakimji says after the surgery and some months..
Read MoreCoping with traumatic brain injury
15-year-old Jake lost his balance on his electric skateboard one evening in Florida and was thrown off. When he was brought to emergency care, he had a broken collarbone, multiple skull fractures, and contusions on the brain that resulted in..
Read MoreThe Role of Neuroplasticity In Stroke Recovery
There is an interesting study published by PubMed Central that challenges the traditional method of treating a stroke patient. It poses a pertinent question of whether we were approaching stroke treatment incompletely. It says,’ Traditional approaches to stroke rehabilitation have..
Read MoreWhy Arthritis Affects Women More Than Men
Radhamma-58 is a retired school teacher. Although she has spent most of her life working, the retired school teacher is now dealing with osteo arthritis. And the intriguing part is that her mother and her daughter are also dealing with..
Read MoreWhen the spine takes the hit: Coping with RTA injuries
A road traffic accident (RTA) alters life in the blink of an eye. One minute you are driving on the same road you have used before, and the next minute, it all seems to have been upside down, both literally..
Read MoreImproving Daily Routines for ADHD through Occupational Therapy
When you have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or someone you love does, you are already aware that everyday life may be like walking through quicksand, and sometimes hard to maintain. The day may seem to be disjointed, hectic, and..
Read MoreCognitive Rehabilitation to reduce post-stroke epilepsy risks
Stroke transforms life within a beat. In addition to the shorter-term problems, such as weakness, loss of speech, and emotional fluctuations, there is a danger that may arise weeks or even months after the stroke. It is called post-stroke epilepsy...
Read MoreSimple Activities That Increase Mindfulness
The significance of mindfulness is well established and probably doesn’t need any debate in modern times. Everyone is talking about its benefits and how it has become imperative to slow down and go within rather than just pursuing the ‘world’..
Read MorePhysiotherapy approaches to manage arthritis pain effectively
Physiotherapy Approaches To Manage Arthritis Pain Effectively Let’s bust two myths today. The first one is that Arthritis cannot be managed. For years, people with arthritis have been suffering due to a lack of mobility and have been relying only..
Read MorePediatric Rehabilitation- What every parent needs to know
As a parent, you are almost always in uncharted territory when it comes to your child’s health. There is always a dilemma of what is best for your child, who to turn to for the best treatment, and what to..
Read MoreHow Rehabilitation Transforms Life with Arthritis | Sukino
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]How Rehabilitation Transforms Life with Arthritis (By Sukino – Rehab. Recover. Renew.) Living with arthritis can often feel like an unending cycle of pain, stiffness, and restricted movement. But it doesn’t have to be that way. With the right rehabilitation..
Read MoreHow Ortho Rehab Helps Sports People Perform Better
How Ortho Rehab Helps Sports People Perform Better For sports persons, performance is everything. It may be a runner who tries to take seconds off his or her time, a cricketer striking a ball with precision, or a footballer who..
Read MoreAncient Techniques That Help You Sleep Better
Sleeplessness may be one individual’s problem, but the issue is no longer personal. It is a global concern, with over 16% of the world’s population battling with quality sleep issues. There is no time; the stress level is increasing, the..
Read MoreHow Pranayama Helps You Enjoy Better Health
“Chale vate chale chittam nischale nischalam bhavet” is an old yogic text. It means that the breath controls the mind. When the breath moves, the mind moves, and when the breath is steady, the mind is steady. Does this ring..
Read MoreSigns That Your Kidneys Are Unwell
They say that ignorance is bliss. And they keep falling into the loop of toxic escapism that fools them into believing that all is well despite subtle signs that their bodies keep sending out. Doctors say that most people tend..
Read MoreWhy Sitting Is the New Smoking
Admittedly, most of us do not spend enough time standing as we would like to believe. At our desks, in our cars, at our dinner tables, on our TVs, scrolling on our phones, or even when we are relaxing. It..
Read MoreHow Rehab Helps Elders Stay Mobile And Independent
We ran a survey amongst the elders. When asked what they craved and valued most at their age, the most common answers were mobility, independence, and staying in control of their lives — all of which lie at the heart..
Read MoreThe Unknown Benefits Of Home Rehab
Does this sound familiar to you? You have been discharged from the hospital after an illness or injury. The doctor says that you are stable but need more time to fully recover. They suggest home rehabilitation or a rehab program..
Read MoreWhat Your Gait Says About Your Brain Health
Walking may not be as simple as it looks. It’s a complex process that involves a network of signals between the brain and the muscles in the arms, back, abdomen, pelvis, and legs. Here’s the intriguing part. According to research,..
Read MoreThe Silent Signs Of Burnout
The experts call it a form of exhaustion that occurs due to mental, emotional, and physical overburdening. In simpler words, it is what we experience when we are swamped with too much work, overthinking, and stress that does not allow..
Read MoreThe Hidden Second Heart In Your Body
We all have a resounding ‘one’ to the question, ‘How many hearts are there in your body?’, but what if we were to tell you that our body doesn’t have one, but two hearts? And this second heart, although not..
Read MoreHow Simple Stretches Can Help You Fight Ailments
How Simple Stretches Can Help You Fight Ailments Stretches are simple exercises that most of us think are done after a gym workout or after spending a long time at the desk. We assume that such stretches make our muscles..
Read MoreThe Stress-Cancer Connection Nobody Knows About
“Quick quiz: What causes cancer? Smoking, genes… but have you heard of stress-cancer?” If not you answered the question partly only. You forgot the most important factor that probably causes you to smoke, sleep less, and eat unhealthy food. It is..
Read MorePalliative Care Is Not Giving Up- It Is Choosing Comfort And Dignity
38-year-old Shaistha Verma was livid when the doctor advised her father, My Shirish Krishnamurthy- a retired mathematics teacher in Secunderabad to sign up for palliative care. Mr Krishnamurthy, who was suffering from stage-1 stomach cancer, had just begun chemotherapy and..
Read MoreThe Hidden Mental Struggles in Healthcare Workers
The healthcare workers put up a brave front every single time. Be it during endless hours of an emergency, the passing away of a patient, and feeling helpless when situations don’t go according to what they had hoped and worked..
Read MoreThe Understated Role Of Respiratory Rehab After A Viral Infection
What began as a simple viral infection — just a sore throat and a mild fever — has, for many of us this season, turned into a nagging cough and deeper respiratory distress.What we initially brushed off is now revealing..
Read MoreThe Truth About Sudden Cardiac Issues In Young Adults
Let it be cardiac issues in young adults — the silent threat is claiming lives when least expected. Akshay was at home in South Bengaluru when he suddenly collapsed. When his family rushed him to the hospital, he was declared..
Read MoreAntibiotic Resistance: What You Need to Know
Since their discovery, antibiotics—once hailed as miracle drugs that could eliminate deadly infections—have saved millions of lives, but today they face a growing threat: Antibiotic Resistance, a silent and insidious health crisis with the potential to undo decades of medical..
Read MoreSomatic Exercises to Reduce High Cortisol Levels
Until a few years ago, cortisol was medical jargon spoken only in elite healthcare communities. However, it has recently become a household name, thanks to the global health and wellness diaspora. Everyone is talking about the hormone, and there is..
Read MoreManaging PTSD During a Chronic Illness
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder(PTSD) is real and so are its consequences, moreover during chronic illnesses which are a challenge in themselves. When we talk about what is PTSD, it is re-living the trauma through intrusive thoughts, flashbacks, nightmares, distressing visions,..
Read MoreNeurorehabilitation And Care For Brain Tumor Patients
A brain tumor is never a simple diagnosis. To both the patients and families, it is the start of a very difficult and lengthy process- a process that does not culminate with surgery or radiation. The next thing that follows..
Read MoreNotice the Symptoms. Prevent Kidney Cancer
Your kidneys work quietly in the background—filtering out toxins, regulating fluid balance, and maintaining your body’s chemical harmony. Yet when trouble arises, such as kidney cancer, they rarely make a fuss. Instead, they offer subtle cues. By tuning in, you..
Read MoreWhy do Nurses and Caregivers Need to Learn Soft Skills?
Remia (35) was a topper in her batch from nursing school. The professors vouched for her. She was the most attentive and dedicated student they had had in years. It was no surprise that Remia was employed in one of..
Read MoreBlood Donation – A Simple Act with Powerful Health Benefits
On June 14, we observe World Blood Donor Day, a global initiative to raise awareness about the critical need for safe blood and to thank the selfless heroes who donate it. At Sukino Healthcare, where we walk hand-in-hand with patients..
Read MoreSelf-harm behaviour : What it entails and how can we help?
We have all had moments in our life — including episodes that may trigger self-harm behaviour — which our minds tend to delineate into happy or sad, good or bad, favourable or unfavourable. While there is no growth without these..
Read MoreNarcissistic personality disorder : Commonly encountered, more commonly misunderstood
The word ‘Narcissism’ is frequently used throughout today’s world, being often prescribed as a label for those that appear to be boastful, power-hungry or manipulative. It is a word that is employed as a pejorative for anyone who on occasion,..
Read MoreBorderline personality disorder : Identity as the key to a life worth living
We have all grappled with one question throughout the various stages of life, and whether we may believe it or not, our minds and bodies have already answered this question in one way or another. We may not know the..
Read MoreAddiction: Much more than a disorder of the will
What is addiction? Addiction is an often misunderstood term, and almost always carries a negative connotation with it. Unfortunately, the word “addict” is often thrown around carelessly, with the term being suggestive of someone who is unable to control or..
Read MoreWhat is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and How Does it Help?
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), as the name suggests, is a therapeutic modality incorporating both cognition and behaviour. Cognition refers to the mental processes such as attention, memory, thinking, reasoning and decision-making. Behaviour is the observable action that a person undertakes,..
Read MoreUnderstanding Swallow Therapy
Swallowing is something most of us take for granted—until it becomes difficult. Many individuals face difficulty when they are injured or have neurological conditions like stroke, paralysis, etc. In such situations, they need external support like swallow therapy to regain..
Read MoreThe Latest Covid Surge- What Precautions To Take
It’s back. The virus that changed our lives forever. There were 275 cases of COVID-19 actively reported in India as of May 25, 2025. While most cases are not very severe, the discovery of new variants such as JN.1, NB.1.8.1,..
Read MoreThe Differential Role of Nurses in Continuum Care
Many people associate healthcare with doctors, medicines, and hospitals. In every healing process, the strength and persistent help of the nurse makes all the difference. Nowadays, nurses are asked to do many more duties than just providing support at the..
Read MorePhysiotherapy for the elderly
We generally associate and accept the presence of aches, pains, and mobility limitations with aging. However, it doesn’t have to be that way. With physiotherapy for the elderly, they can enjoy a healthy, hassle-free independent life without these blockers. Therapy..
Read MoreAC’s during summers- Good or bad for your health?
“Isn’t the answer obvious for AC’s during summers ?” is what most of you must be thinking since air conditioners(ACs) provide much-needed relief from the sweltering heat of the summer. Apart from the coolness, they also control the levels of..
Read MoreAre The Kidneys At Risk During Summer
Take a quick guess—who’s your constant companion during the hot months? Are the kidneys at risk during summer? Let’s find out. You may not be right if you say a hat, cotton clothes, or sunscreen. What doesn’t leave you the..
Read MoreAdapting your workout to the hot weather
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Summer’s here, and the warm, crisp air and brilliant sunshine urge us all to step out. Adapting your workout to the hot weather becomes essential as the fitness-conscious find this an inviting time to walk a little more, run a..
Read MoreThe effects of hot weather on blood pressure and circulation
It’s not only the sweat, tan, and thirst that the blazing sun throws our way during the summer. Its nothing but the effects of hot weather on blood pressure and circulation. The maximum risk is when the temperature is beyond..
Read MoreThe right way to travel with a chronic condition
Traveling is cathartic and the most powerful way of self-healing. However, it can be exciting and tedious at the same time—exciting and a pleasure for the healthy, and a bit of a challenge for those who travel with a chronic..
Read MoreWhat to expect at a pain management clinic
What do you do when you experience a lingering pain that refuses to go away? You take medicines, try balms, use alternative methods to subside it, and consider the most unlikely options just to get some relief. But what do..
Read MoreDo you really need those 10,000 steps daily?
Nina Sarkar, a 42-year-old content editor, was the odd one out in her team. Paired with colleagues much younger, her initial thoughts about not completing her office fitness challenge of 10,000 steps daily were that she wasn’t fit enough! But..
Read MoreSpring cleaning- Detox your body and mind for a fresh start
It’s time for spring cleaning. The season inspires people to detox the body and mind and declutter the homes as well as strategically organize their belongings. However, the house-cleaning practice needs to extend beyond physical areas to other aspects of..
Read MoreHow to maintain a healthy liver
The liver stands as a fundamental body organ that people rarely notice when they focus on health issues in their body, yet it’s crucial to maintain a healthy liver for overall wellness. The liver functions vigorously to accomplish more than..
Read MoreFunctional Neurological Disorder (FND)
A Clinical Perspective on Functional Neurological Disorder (FND): Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) presents a clinical paradox: patients experience clear, sometimes disabling neurological symptoms, but traditional tests such as MRIs and CT scans show no structural abnormalities. At Sukino Rehabilitation, we..
Read MorePolytrauma Recovery- Challenges and Rehab
Polytrauma Recovery is a demanding process, marked by several difficult phases that patients must navigate. Polytrauma patients entering specialized multidisciplinary care come from various causes that result from vehicle crashes along with falls and combat-related trauma. The path to recovery..
Read MoreHow Poor Sleep Affects Pain: The Sleep-Pain Connection
We all have experienced this multiple times in our lives. The fatigue and the irritability we experience when we have had a restless night and wonder what is the connection. Weihua Ding, an instructor in investigation in the Critical Care..
Read MoreIs ICU at home similar to ICU at the hospital?
The answer to this question may not be as obvious as it appears. There are reasons why many people consider setting up an ICU at home for their loved ones. But the decision is not an easy one. With technological..
Read MoreHow to Keep Kidneys Healthy
Let’s talk about kidneys and ways to keep kidneys healthy. Despite being just the size of a fist, these vital organs play a crucial role in keeping the body functioning smoothly. These bean-shaped organs maintain the right balance of water..
Read MoreMuscular Dystrophy & Family Planning: What You Need to Know
The decision to bring a child into this world is filled with a lot of joy, anticipation, and love, and for most people, it is primarily about deciding on the right time. However, bringing a new life into existence..
Read MoreKiwi for Heart Health: How It Helps Lower Blood Pressure and Cholesterol
Maintaining heart health is synonymous with healthy food that includes, nuts, fish green leafy vegetables, and no fat. But how many of us know that there is one more hidden gem that plays a significant role in enhancing heart health?..
Read MoreSummer Diet Tips: 5 Vegetables That Keep You Hydrated in the Heat
Staying hydrated in the scorching heat is the most important thing to do this summer. With warnings of heat waves and health consequences, experts insist on drinking water and consuming a diet that helps replenish lost fluids from the..
Read MoreHow to take care of yourself while caring for a bedridden or unwell loved one?
Expectation- Take care of yourself while caring for a bedridden or unwell loved one. The expectation is that your loved ones should receive loving, dedicated care 24/7, so they can navigate their illness or health condition with ease, feel supported..
Read MoreWhy Alzheimer’s in India is a growing concern
Alzheimer’s in India is a growing concern is becoming an increasingly pressing health concern, mirroring global trends in aging populations and dementia-related disorders. According to the Mayo Clinic, “Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia. It is the..
Read MoreMind over matter: How mental wellness determines physical health
Have you ever wondered why your tummy starts acting up when you’re nervous? Mental wellness determines physical health, and if you’re contemplating that your mental state affects your physical state, you’re not alone. Multiple celebrities like Demi Lovato, Dwayne Johnson,..
Read MoreEpilepsy in children- What parents must know
What does it mean when your child experiences uncontrolled muscular movements with their body shaking uncontrollably, loses consciousness or sometimes just keeps staring at nothing and appears confused? These are indications that your child may be having a seizure. A..
Read MoreWhy Cancer Rehab Should Start Early
Cancer affects the body significantly. The abnormal growth of cells and their spreading to the body’s different tissues can cause a lot of discomfort. Affected people experience severe symptoms like extreme fatigue, weight loss, immune system reactions, chemical imbalances,..
Read MoreThe cold truth about frozen shoulder
The condition has got its name for a reason. A strong connective tissue surrounds the shoulder joint in the body. When this tissue becomes thick, stiff, and inflamed, a person experiences pain and refrains from using the joint. The lack..
Read MoreDealing With Arthritis In Winter
Come winter, although Mr. Frost brings in a lot of cheer and festivities, he can be a tad bit unkind to people with arthritis. The winter chills can exacerbate joint stiffness and pain due to swelling and inflammation proving..
Read MoreFrom youth to stroke- The unexpected health crisis on the rise
Amanda Werner, a program manager at UC Health in northern Colorado, has identified a terrifying trend among youth. According to her, the trend is called strokes and is cause for alarm in the medical community. Her worry is not..
Read MoreThe dangers of skipping professional guidance in physiotherapy
“Just do some stretches and all will be fine!” How often have you heard this from friends and family when complaining about a muscle catch or chronic pain? And how tempted you are to take their advice. After all, it..
Read MoreA Deep-dive into Guillian-Barre Syndrome- What You Should Know
A Deep-dive into Guillian-Barre Syndrome- What You Should Know Imagine going about your daily chores and suddenly feeling tingling in your legs. You brush it aside thinking it to be not very serious but then that tingling sensation gradually moves..
Read MoreWhy is maintaining good gut health essential for overall well-being
“Listen to your gut! It knows what your head hasn’t figured out yet!” this is not some philosophical advice by a mentor or a guru but a scientifically proven fact endorsed by scientists, doctors, and other healthcare experts. Termed as..
Read MoreEarly signs of Parkinson’s- When should you seek help?
If you, like the rest of us thought Parkinson’s is primarily related to only tremors or shaking of limbs then the experts have a wake-up call. Undeniably Parkinson’s is largely associated with tremors but the condition is characterized by a..
Read More10 Health Goal Suggestions for 2025
We are well into the new year in the blink of an eye. While most of us were feverishly revamping our goal lists last month, very few are looking into those fervently scribbled pages promising ourselves better wealth, health, and..
Read MoreHow Does Winter Affect Stroke Patients?
The Medical Science Monitor (MSM) published an exciting finding in 2019. It revealed the connection between ischemic strokes and winter. The study aimed to explore the effect of winter temperatures on the risk factors, etiology, coagulation, and degree of neurological..
Read MoreEffective Nursing Care Plans for People With Hypertension
Hypertension is high blood pressure, which occurs when the blood systolic pressure exceeds 130 mmHg and the diastolic pressure is above 80 mmHg. A person can get high blood pressure without any specific cause or if they are dealing with..
Read MoreBenefits of 24-Hour Caretaker Services
Ask this question to 34-year-old Mahalakshmi Salve and she can talk for hours. Salve had an ailing mother-in-law at home and she despite being a homemaker was at her wit’s end. “ It wasn’t that I didn’t want to take..
Read MoreRole of Post Operative Nursing Care in Patient Recovery
Nurses play a vital role at every stage of treatment. This includes preparing a person for surgery, providing post operative care when it is important to stabilize the patient and prepare them for the next stage of treatment, and ensuring..
Read MoreHow Physiotherapy Helps In Managing Physical Disabilities Better
For Subhash Karke a 29-year-old technical writer living with spinal cord damage hasn’t been easy. The nurse at the local hospital was the first to break the news to him that he would be needing the wheelchair for a long..
Read MoreHydrotherapy in Winter- A Warm Way to Better Health
Come winter and we love to cosy up under warm blankets giving that morning walk or the gym a cold shoulder. As we trade the dumbbells and yoga mats for longer sleep hours, more indoor time, and inactivity, our body..
Read MoreThis is What You Didn’t Know About Cardiac Rehab
Cardiac rehabilitation is an individualized care program formulated to help people improve their health and quality of life after suffering from a heart ailment or heart surgery. Although a common concept in the West, it has yet to be recognized..
Read MoreChristmas Delicacies for People with Diabetes
Who says Christmas is only for people who are allowed to relish sweets and other delicacies? The spirit of Christmas is universal and so are the people who celebrate it. The joy and warmth of being together go beyond nationality,..
Read MoreMental Wellness for a Successful Career
If you still believe that success at work has everything to do with skills, grit, ambition, shrewdness, and discipline, then you should read what the World Health Organisation (WHO) says. According to the organization, “More than half the world’s population..
Read MoreThe Best Foods for Reducing Inflammation in the Body
According to Harvard Health, the best way to reduce inflammation is not through medicine but with the right kind of food. Consuming an anti-inflammatory diet can help you manage chronic inflammation and stay much healthier and fitter. Understanding Inflammation For..
Read MoreKnee Strengthening Exercises That Work
Knee pain doesn’t discriminate. It can affect any person regardless of their age, gender, and race. The most common causes of knee pain are injuries, torn ligaments and cartilage, and medical conditions like arthritis, gout, and certain types of infections...
Read MoreHow Respiratory Rehab Saves Your Lungs
In our blog on how smoking affects your body, we traveled within the body with the hypothetical cigarette smoke and described step by step what nicotine and tar did to each organ. We understood how the lungs were the most..
Read MoreHow Smoking Affects Your Body: A Step-By-Step Explanation
Smoking has got many. Some people find it calming, some energizing and some even say that a few puffs help them focus on their work better. The act has now become a social activity and is a part of many..
Read MoreWhat a Daily Walk Can Do to Your Body
It is indeed intriguing what this simple act of movement, which we have been doing since we were around a year old, can do for our bodies. Dr. Thomas Frieden, former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention..
Read MoreLifestyle Habits that increase the risk of stroke
Stroke is a severe health condition that may occur at any point catching people off guard with its devastating and life-altering outcomes. Certain risk factors like age, and genetics are beyond one’s control but there are other factors that lie..
Read MoreEarly signs of dehydration that can be easily missed
When you feel thirsty on a hot summer day and reach out longingly for a glass or bottle of water, you are already mildly dehydrated. It is very easy to get dehydrated without realizing it. Some people can go without..
Read MoreSimple eye exercises tor healthy eyes
Our eyes work harder than any part of our body. They remain glued to cell phones, laptops, televisions, and tablets for hours and experience eye strain, dryness, and tremendous fatigue. While we go to lengths to keep our body fit..
Read MoreWhy is proper nutrition essential for people with cancer
Eating healthy is important for everyone. A sufficient intake of nutrients and calories, including vegetables, fruits, and whole grains, is the foundation of good health and an active lifestyle. But when a person is grappling with cancer, the situation can..
Read MoreHow Bipap and Cpap Machines Help Sleep Better
They are nothing bigger than the size of a lunch box but the BiPAP (Bi-level positive airway pressure) and CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) machines are the most sought-after for people with breathing difficulties helping them to sleep better. Most..
Read MoreHow Does Hydrotherapy Help People With Neurological Conditions?
Hydrotherapy is a specific treatment process that uses water to manage multiple symptoms associated with various medical conditions. It is also known as aquatic therapy, pool therapy, or balneotherapy. This therapy can be a simple warm water bath or involve..
Read MoreYoga For Managing Chronic Ailments
How often have you heard this from your friends and family while you uncomfortably deal with the symptoms and the aftereffects of a chronic condition? “Why don’t you try yoga?” First practiced in India more than 5000 years ago, yoga..
Read MoreUnderstanding Occupational Therapy: Benefits, Techniques, and Importance
Ask any doctor and they’ll agree on this. The first thing patients or their family members ask is ‘When will I/they go back to being normal again?’ It’s a well-known fact that normalcy is a significant indicator of recovery and..
Read MoreBouncing Back From A Sports Injury
A sports injury can be extremely challenging and feel like a major disruption for anyone regardless of whether they are an athlete, professional sportsmen or play sports for recreational purposes. However, the right approach that includes a fine balance of..
Read MoreSimple Meditation Techniques To Combat Stress
Stress is an inevitable part of our lives. All of us experience it daily whether we realize it or not. The unruly traffic, the potholes, the deadlines, the pollution, the pollens, the bills- it’s all stress. To help us, there..
Read MoreEffective Caregiving Tips For Alzheimer’s Patients
Hundreds of people grappling with Alzheimer’s in the present times are cared for by a family member, friend, or professional caretaker. However, the job of a caregiver is not simple and surely not limited to one person. It is a..
Read More7 Brain Boosting Foods That Can Help Dementia Patients
Whoever thought that dementia was a by-product of genetic disruptions needs more information. Research has suggested that dementia patients is triggered by multiple factors that include the environment, genetic makeup, lifestyle, and certain health conditions like diabetes, heart ailments, blood..
Read MoreThe Importance of an in-house Pharmacy in a Rehabilitation Centre
Continuum care or a rehabilitation centre serves as a bridge between serious ailments and optimal recovery. This is the reason why the facility has to ensure that all the aspects of recovery are well looked after. One component that is..
Read MoreThe Role of Family Members During the Rehabilitation Journey
For people facing health conditions, rehabilitation plays a vital role in the recovery process. However rehabilitation has multiple facets and along with appropriate medical intervention, therapy, and nutrition, there is one more aspect that undoubtedly plays a pivotal role. It..
Read MoreEffective Strategies for Managing Depression in Older Adults
Older adult depression, a neglected and poorly appreciated issue, is an essential mental health concern that must receive attention and appropriate intervention. With the elderly being affected by depression, it becomes crucial to introduce coping strategies to reduce incident rates..
Read MoreStages of Brain Injury Recovery: How Long Does Each Stage Take?
Brain injuries affect people’s lives significantly and dealing with the condition requires tremendous patience and knowledge. According to the experts, a very effective way to deal with a brain injury is to understand the stages of recovery and the time..
Read MoreEffective Hydrotherapy for Chronic Pain Relief
Chronic pain is an extensive and significant problem, which affects millions of people all over the world. It affects a person’s physical ability, causes emotional suffering, and reduces the quality of a person’s life. Numerous treatment methods are used for..
Read MoreHow To Choose The Right Physiotherapist
Most of us aren’t aware, but a very important component of recovery in chronic ailments, injuries, and overall physical health is working with a skilled physiotherapist through physiotherapy. This understated treatment is now getting its due recognition as an integral..
Read MoreFoods That Improve Immunity During The Rainy Season
Monsoons are a package deal. The susurration of leaves, the sound of water, the petrichor, and a hot cup of chai can fill any moment with calmness, joy, and a boost to your immunity. However, along with the joy and..
Read MoreWhy the Importance of Sleep Is Vital for Good Health
When people say ‘Sleep on it,’ it does have a deeper meaning and likely means well. In today’s world, where we have learned to work faster, connect better, and achieve things at an unbelievable speed, one area that seems to..
Read MoreSimple Tips For Workplace Wellness
Most of us nod knowingly at the statement that work is only a part of our life and not the whole life. But with the world becoming increasingly information-driven, the workplace has become a big part of our lives, with..
Read MoreClaiming Freedom From Illness With Optimal Recovery
India is set to celebrate the 78th Independence Day and it is a day to reflect upon the multiple kinds of freedom we enjoy be it social, economic, or digital, and acknowledge the collective efforts that made it possible. Amongst..
Read MoreRecognizing the Early Signs of Stroke
A stroke can occur at any time and with little or no warning, turning a perfectly fine day into a Dramatic and challenging one. This medical condition requires a fast solution because early intervention enhances prognosis. Knowledge and perception of..
Read MoreCrucial Role of Vaccines in Public Health
Vaccines are one of the most important discoveries in the medical field that has benefited mankind. They have effectively contributed to managing and eliminating many communicable diseases that are responsible for the deaths of millions of people. For all the..
Read MoreFitness and Exercise Tips for People with Ailments
It can be quite difficult to live with a chronic ailment, however, if you work out and follow a fitness regime, then the standard of your life can improve. The reason why is that physical activity has been proven to..
Read MoreThe Role of Integrative Medicine in Treating Chronic Illness
Today, integrative medicine seems to have become one of the most efficient strategies for dealing with chronic diseases. This has been adopted and practised by integrating the conventional Western medical practice with other non-mainstream complementary practices, focusing more on the..
Read MoreWhy Is Investing In Health Important?
This question we have heard and asked ourselves a million times before but although we know the answer, we avoid giving it adequate thought. How many times have you opted for a branded pair of jeans over a treadmill or..
Read MoreThe Healing Company of Pets
We associate immense joy and excitement with adding pets to our homes. After all, with no extra effort, they bring so much laughter and comfort into our lives. However, some people wonder about the deep bond between humans and the..
Read MoreHow Hydrotherapy Helps In Relieving Stress
Stress has become synonymous with modernity, and has wriggled its way intricately into the fabric of human existence. It has become one of the biggest enemies as it can manifest into physical symptoms and affect people’s health significantly. Meditation, counseling,..
Read MoreHow To Keep Yourself Protected from Monsoon-Related Diseases
Monsoon brings the much-needed respite after days and months of scorching heat but also its challenges. Monsoon-related diseases are one of them. It’s not the rainwater is to blame but the humidity and the water stagnation provide a breeding ground..
Read MoreThe Must Haves of A Good Continuum Care Facility
While continuum care is a popular concept in the West, back home people need to wake up to its benefits and importance in the optimal recovery of a person be it an acute or chronic illness. For those who consider..
Read MoreHow to Deal With Urinary Incontinence
Urinary incontinence means that a person involuntarily passes urine. While we have mostly known the aged to suffer from this problem, the condition can occur at any age and can be a bit too embarrassing. It can be mild with..
Read MoreThe Importance of Financial Planning in the Golden Years
Uncertainties in life lurk at every step and it pays to have a well-chalked-out financial plan that can guide you through the labyrinth of challenges toward abundance. If you are thinking that financial planning is reserved for the rich and..
Read More8 Lesser-known Facts About Dementia
It is normal to have doubts and questions surrounding the condition of dementia. This informative blog addresses some of the most common queries and dispels certain myths and misconceptions. Let us begin with some basic concerns. Q1- What is the..
Read MoreWays To Deal With Aging Parents Without Hurting Their Feelings
Simple tips to deal with situations when parents who are supposed to be your allies, change sides and cause disruptions. Lately, the conversations within groups of men and women have been revolving around the obstinance of aging parents and how..
Read MoreCan Meditation Help Reduce Stress?
The debate about the validity of meditation takes heated tones with people strongly advocating both sides of the coin. However, to make an informed decision one must have the right knowledge and listen to what research and experts say about..
Read MoreLesser Known Facts About Cancer
We all think we know a lot about cancer. However, this condition is still puzzling to experts when it comes to its cause and treatment. We have shortlisted some very intriguing facts about cancer that you probably weren’t aware of..
Read More5 Promises To Make During An Illness
Don’t let an illness whether acute or chronic, bog you down. Use the five ways listed below and show the condition who’s the boss. Life can throw unexpected curveballs your way in the guise of an illness. It may be..
Read MoreHow to Start Loving Yourself: 7 Ways for Growing Self-Love
While it may look easy to love yourself, the process requires deep inner work to survive the ups and downs of life and keep the self-love flowing. Loving yourself may sound the most natural thing to do. After all, self-love..
Read MoreTips To Stay Active and Healthy In The Golden Years
If you feel stuck and are wondering how to get started on your physical wellness, try these simple and surprising tips that will help you get on your way. Physical activity is a great way to keep the body and..
Read MoreWhy Your Parents Don’t Want To Stay In A Continuum Care Facility
You may have the best recovery plan for your ailing parents, but are they in agreement or are they holding it against you? You love your parents and want the best for them. You understand that if they have a..
Read MoreSimple Tips To Bridge The Generation Gap
When was the last time you placed yourself in your kid’s shoes and tried to see things from their perspective? Try these simple tips to rekindle the loving relationship you once shared with your child and bridge the generation gap...
Read MoreCoping With Empty Nest Syndrome
Is Empty Nest Syndrome only about physically coping with the moving out of children, or is it an emotional transformation that needs to take place at an intense level in the minds of aging parents? Empty Nest Syndrome (ENS) is..
Read MoreThe Role Of Sunscreens In Preventing Skin Cancer
With its warmth and light, the sun is essential for life on Earth. However, its ultraviolet (UV) rays can be both a boon and a bane. While UV exposure is necessary for synthesizing Vitamin D, overexposure can lead to various..
Read MoreThe Importance Of Staying Hydrated This Summer
As the scorching heat of summer continues, it becomes increasingly vital to prioritize staying hydrated. In India, the prolonged summer and heatwaves significantly heighten dehydration risks, especially with soaring temperatures and increased sweating. This situation exacerbates heat-related illnesses, particularly among..
Read MoreUnderstanding Rehabilitation for Knee Replacement Surgery
Knee replacement surgery, also known as knee arthroplasty, is a significant medical procedure to relieve chronic knee pain and restore mobility in individuals suffering from severe arthritis or injury. While the surgery itself marks a pivotal moment in the journey..
Read MoreThe Transformative Role of Physiotherapy Rehabilitation for Stroke Patients
Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States suffers a stroke, according to the American Stroke Association. This alarming statistic underscores the urgency of understanding physiotherapy rehabilitation and the pivotal role of physiotherapy in aiding stroke survivors on their journey..
Read MoreTop Pediatric Occupational Therapy: Bangalore’s Leading Specialists
In the bustling metropolis of Bangalore, parents seeking pediatric occupational therapy for their children are faced with many options. Navigating through this landscape to find the best therapist for your child can be daunting. However, armed with the proper knowledge..
Read MoreHow Hydrotherapy Helps Parkinson’s Patients
Hydrotherapy, also known as aquatic therapy or water therapy, has emerged as a promising adjunctive treatment for Parkinson’s disease (PD). PD, a progressive neurological disorder, presents challenges such as tremors, stiffness, and impaired mobility, significantly affecting the quality of life..
Read MoreHydrotherapy Improves Balance, Mobility in Parkinson’s Patients
Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a complex neurodegenerative disorder that not only affects motor function but also profoundly impacts balance and mobility. Individuals with PD often struggle with postural instability, gait disturbances, and reduced mobility, significantly impairing their quality of life...
Read MoreA Guide to Finding the Best Hydrotherapy Treatment in Bangalore
In the vibrant city of Bangalore, amidst its bustling streets and towering skyscrapers, lies a haven of tranquility waiting to be discovered: hydrotherapy. With its myriad benefits for both body and mind, hydrotherapy has become increasingly popular among urban dwellers..
Read MoreFinding The Best Spine Physiotherapist Service In Bangalore
In the bustling cityscape of Bangalore, where the pace of life is as rapid as its technological advancements, the need for comprehensive healthcare services has never been more critical. Among the myriad of healthcare specialties, spine physiotherapy often stands out..
Read MoreWhy Hope and Faith Are Important While Dealing With Cancer
Hope and faith are two words that are often synonymously used about any major illness. Kate Middleton wrapped the same words in her emotions as she sent out an inspirational message to the world that she was going to fight..
Read MoreBreath of Hope: Tuberculosis and the Role of Respiratory Rehabilitation
Tuberculosis (TB), often referred to as the “silent killer,” has plagued humanity for centuries, silently claiming lives and leaving devastation in its wake. Despite significant progress in diagnosis and treatment, TB remains a global health threat, particularly in resource-limited settings...
Read MoreHow Well Are You Sleeping This Summer?
Ah, summer, a season filled with warmth, sunshine, and a seemingly endless array of outdoor activities. But amidst the excitement and adventure, there’s one vital aspect of our well-being that often gets overlooked: sleep. As the days get longer and..
Read MoreStay Cool, Fast Smart: Summer Fasting Tips for Benefits
As the scorching sun rises high in the sky, ushering in the summer season, many cultures and religions around the world observe summer fasting as a spiritual practice or for health reasons. While fasting in the summer might seem daunting..
Read MoreInsider Talks: Engaging Conversations with Occupational Therapists
In the vast landscape of healthcare, there exists a group of unsung heroes whose impact often goes unnoticed by the masses. They’re not the ones donning white coats in bustling emergency rooms, nor are they the ones performing intricate surgeries..
Read MoreThe Vital Role of Neuro Rehabilitation After Brain Surgery
Renowned spiritual leader Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev is in the news again. This time for another reason. He recently underwent an urgent brain surgery to address bleeding within the skull. Despite suffering from severe headaches, Sadhguru continued with his normal routine..
Read MoreUnderstanding the Importance of Pediatric Rehabilitation
As parents, caregivers, and members of society, we are naturally inclined to prioritize the well-being and development of our children. When a child faces physical, cognitive, or developmental challenges, it can be a daunting journey filled with uncertainties. However, amidst..
Read MoreBreast Cancer Triggers: Understanding the Factors Behind its Onset
Hey there, let’s talk about something important today – breast cancer triggers. It’s a topic that affects us all, whether directly or through someone we know. And while it can feel overwhelming, understanding the triggers behind breast cancer and how..
Read MorePutting Patients First: Power of Patient-Centric Healthcare
In the dynamic realm of healthcare, amidst the whirlwind of medical progress and technological breakthroughs, it’s crucial not to overlook the central focus: the patient. At the core of every healthcare structure resides a fundamental principle – prioritizing the patient’s..
Read MoreRole of Rehabilitation in Managing Cushing’s Syndrome
The comedian Amy Schumer has announced that she has been diagnosed with a rare hormonal disorder called Cushing’s syndrome. She revealed her condition in an interview for the News Not Noise newsletter on Friday. The newsletter mentioned the excess cortisol..
Read MoreOrthopedic Rehabilitation in Recovery after Achilles Tendon Surgery
Recently the well-known indian cricketer Mohammed Shami underwent a successful surgery to treat his left Achilles tendon surgery. The cricketer will begin rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru the BCCI has confirmed. Achilles tendon injuries are among the..
Read MoreHow Oncology Rehab Helps in Managing Cancer Effectively
Oncology rehabilitation, also known as cancer rehabilitation, plays a crucial role in helping individuals manage cancer effectively by addressing the physical, functional, psychological, and social aspects of the disease and its treatment. It is tailored for those who have undergone..
Read MoreHow Sex Therapy Helps Ailing People Enjoy Better Health
Dr Laura Berman, a sex therapy for 18 years says that denying oneself the opportunity to enjoy physical intimacy robs them of the chance for a full and happy life. She further adds that the lack of intimacy can fray..
Read MoreThe Vital Role of Respiratory Rehab in Treating Pulmonary Edema
Recently, Suhani Bhatnagar, who portrayed the younger Babita Phogat alongside Aamir Khan in the blockbuster movie ‘Dangal,’ passed away at 19. Suhani had reportedly been battling health issues since sustaining a leg fracture some time ago. Regrettably, the medications administered..
Read MoreThe Effects of Social Media on the Elderly
Social media has revolutionised the way people communicate, connect, and share information worldwide. While often associated with younger generations, social media platforms have also made significant inroads among the elderly population. While social media offers numerous benefits to the elderly,..
Read MoreWhy Do You Struggle to Curb Hypertension?
Hypertension, commonly known as high blood pressure, is a significant global health concern affecting millions of individuals. Along with medication, there are simple lifestyle changes, such as dietary changes, regular physical activity, and stress management, that play a significant role..
Read MoreCaregiver Burnout in India: A Comprehensive Guide
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on caregiver burnout in India. As the nation’s population ages and caregiving responsibilities rise, it’s crucial to address the often-overlooked issue of caregiver burnout. In this blog, we delve into the causes behind this phenomenon,..
Read MoreHow Women Can Prevent Breast Cancer
Breast cancer. Just reading those words can make many women anxious because almost everyone knows someone who is affected by the condition. Breast cancer remains one of the most prevalent forms of cancer affecting women worldwide. According to the World..
Read MoreBest Foods to Keep Dementia at Bay
Dementia, a condition that impairs memory, cognitive function, and daily functioning, poses a significant challenge to global health as populations age. It affects more than 55 million people, with 60 percent of them living in low and middle-income nations. The..
Read MoreChoosing the Right Nurse for Your Ailing Loved One
Nursing is a noble and dynamic profession dedicated to promoting, maintaining, and restoring the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities. Nurses play a crucial role in the healthcare system, providing compassionate and comprehensive care across a diverse range..
Read MoreThe Best Exercises for Dementia Patients
Dementia is a challenging and complex condition that affects millions of people worldwide, impacting cognitive functions such as memory, reasoning, and communication. While there is no cure for dementia, research suggests that regular physical and mental exercises can significantly improve..
Read MoreA Culinary Approach to Battling Depression
In the fast-paced world we live in, it’s not uncommon for stress and anxiety to take a toll on our mental well-being, often leading to depression. While seeking professional help is crucial, there’s growing evidence that our diet can play..
Read MoreAir Quality and Mental Health: Insights, Impacts, and Practical Strategies
In an era where environmental concerns are at the forefront of public discourse, the impact of air quality on mental health is an emerging area of study. The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has confirmed a correlation between exposure..
Read MoreHarnessing Mental Strength: a Crucial Element in Overcoming Ailments
In August 2020, doctors at Lucknow’s base hospital told Brigadier NS Chaarag who was admitted to the hospital after a hit-and-run case that had left his both legs fractured and intestines ruptured. that he may never be able to cycle..
Read MoreThe Role of Continuum Care in Depression Management
Depression, a complex and pervasive mental health condition, requires a comprehensive and personalized approach to treatment. One increasingly recognized and effective strategy is role of continuum care—a holistic framework that offers a seamless progression of care across various levels and..
Read MoreIdentifying Depression in Older People
Swati Sengupta, a 27-year-old digital marketing executive from Bengaluru, remembers when her mother suddenly threw a tantrum while on vacation just because the cab driver turned 10 minutes late. Her mother, the usually most accommodative one, remained unusually quiet that..
Read MorePractical Strategies for Effective Relief of the Common Cold
The common cold is a viral infection, often caused by different strains of viruses, such as rhinoviruses. It primarily affects the upper respiratory tract, leading to sneezing, runny or stuffy nose, coughing, sore throat, and sometimes mild fatigue or body..
Read MoreHow Running Can Benefit Those With Chronic Ailments
Chronic ailments often pose significant challenges, impacting various aspects of life including physical health, mental well-being, and overall quality of life. Engaging in physical activity might seem daunting for those dealing with persistent health conditions, but surprisingly, running—an activity commonly..
Read MoreNavigating Long Covid- The Role of Continuum Care in Recovery
The emergence of COVID-19 has not only presented an immediate health crisis but has also highlighted the complexities of its aftermath. While many recover from the acute phase of the illness, a significant number of individuals continue to experience prolonged..
Read MoreUnderstanding and Managing Aggression in the Elderly
In our formative years respecting and caring for our elders is taught as a way of life. It has been like an instruction, without a question. However, as individuals age, changes in health, cognition, and emotions can sometimes lead to..
Read MoreThe unknown link between depression and chronic health problems
Depression, a multifaceted mental health condition affecting millions worldwide, transcends mere emotional lows. It has been increasingly linked to the onset, exacerbation, and progression of various chronic health problems. The intricate relationship between depression and chronic health issues is complex,..
Read MoreUnderstanding the dynamics of women and men as caregivers
Caregiving is a profound act of compassion and responsibility that knows no bounds of gender. However, delving into the realm of caregiving reveals intriguing differences between women and men as caregivers. Their approaches, perspectives, and experiences offer a nuanced understanding..
Read MoreShielding Our Loved Ones Against Online Suicide Platforms
In the age of digital connectivity, the internet serves as a double-edged sword. While it offers immense opportunities for learning, networking, and growth, it also harbors darker corners, including platforms that promote self-harm and suicide. Protecting our loved ones from..
Read MoreMindfulness, Meditation and Yoga for Holistic Recovery
In the pursuit of a balanced and fulfilling life, the integration of mindfulness, meditation, and yoga stands as a powerful trifecta, offering profound tools for individuals on their journey of holistic recovery. These practices, deeply rooted in ancient traditions, continue..
Read MoreA Heartfelt Letter to the Ones Dealing With Cancer
In the labyrinth of life, some paths take us through valleys of shadows, where courage is not just a choice but a necessity. To all those battling the formidable adversary called cancer, your journey through this intricate maze demands more..
Read MoreAnxiety During the Recovery From a Health Condition
Managing Anxiety often accompanies the recovery journey from a health condition, adding an extra layer of complexity to an already challenging process. Whether recuperating from surgery, managing a chronic illness, or overcoming addiction, anxiety can be a persistent companion. However,..
Read MoreEssential Family Support Strategies During Recovery
Whether acknowledged or not, the family members and the caregivers do the maximum weight lifting during the recovery process of an ailing loved one in terms of love and support. When a family member faces health challenges and embarks on..
Read MoreRehabilitation Doesn’t Mean Abandonment
A rehabilitation center is equipped to help people recover effectively from a health condition or manage it efficiently. People opt for them to help their loved ones and not abandon them. The most common misconception that people have about rehabilitation..
Read MoreHow to Travel Safely With a Chronic Health Condition
While most may rule out the possibility of travel with a serious chronic health condition, health experts say it can be done provided certain measures are followed. Ramona Mahajan a 60-year-old homemaker from Delhi insists on visiting her relatives in..
Read MoreIs What Makes Your Loved Ones Happiest on Your Festival To-do List?
Amongst the frenzied planning and running around during festivals, are you forgetting the most important thing that your family wants you to do? This blog may just help you what you need to know the most. It’s festive season and..
Read MoreFrom Struggle to Strength: United Against Post-Stroke Disabilities
World Stroke Day, observed annually on October 29th, is a day dedicated to raising awareness about stroke prevention and treatment. This year, the theme “Greater Than Stroke” emphasizes the power of collective action and resilience. Let us take a moment..
Read MoreOccupational Therapists: Unsung Heroes Restoring Quality of Life
In the world of healthcare, there are certain unsung heroes who quietly work behind the scenes, making a profound difference in people’s lives. Occupational therapists are among these unsung heroes. They play a crucial role in helping individuals regain their..
Read MoreFall-proof Your Home This Festive Season for Your Elders
The festive season is a time of joy, celebration, and gatherings with family and friends. For the elderly, it can also be a time of increased risk for falls and injuries due to the hustle and bustle of holiday preparations...
Read MoreFestive Feasting with a Diabetes-Friendly Diet
Festivals are a time for celebration, bonding with loved ones, and indulging in delectable feasts. However, if you have diabetes, the abundance of sugary and high-carb treats can pose a significant challenge to your blood sugar management. But don’t worry;..
Read MoreCelebrations Festivals in Rehab Can Be Therapeutic
People often yearn to be with their families during festivals for the profound sense of warmth, comfort, and belonging that family gatherings provide. Festivals are a time of celebration and tradition, where cherished memories are created, and family bonds are..
Read MoreHow Can People With Copd Keep Themselves Safe From Air Pollution
It is that time of the year again. The stubble burning, the firecrackers, and the air pollution especially if you reside in Delhi or the NCR region. Living with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) in such times and zones can..
Read MoreEvery Move Counts: The Crucial Role of Rehabilitation After Spinal Surgery
When you hear about spinal surgery, it might seem like a daunting and challenging journey. But there’s hope! Your spine is an incredible part of your body, and the right rehabilitation after spinal surgery can make a world of difference...
Read MoreHospice and Palliative Care in India: Continuum Care Facilities Benefit Needy Patients and Families
Hospice and palliative care play a critical role in enhancing the quality of life for patients with life-limiting illnesses. In India, these services have come a long way, offering solace and comfort to individuals in their most challenging times. The..
Read MoreUnderstanding Rheumatic and Musculoskeletal Diseases (RMDs) and Rehabilitation for Recovery
Rheumatic and Musculoskeletal Diseases (RMDs) may sound like complicated medical jargon, but they affect millions of people worldwide. These diseases encompass a wide range of conditions that affect our joints, muscles, bones, and even the tissues that surround them. The..
Read MoreUse Heart, Know Heart: The Vital Importance of Cardiac Rehabilitation
World Heart Day serves as a poignant reminder of the critical role our heart plays in our overall well-being. This year’s theme, “Use Heart. Know Heart,” emphasizes the need to understand and care for this vital organ. Among the various..
Read More9 Qualities of a Good Professional Caregiver
Professional caregivers play a vital role in the lives of individuals who require assistance due to age, illness, or disability. Whether they work in a hospital, nursing home, or provide in-home care, these caregivers are responsible for the physical and..
Read MoreManaging Bed Sores Effectively: Prevention and Treatment
Bed sores, also known as pressure ulcers or pressure sores, are a common health issue, especially among individuals with limited mobility. These sores can be painful and challenging to treat if not managed properly. Fortunately, with the right preventive measures..
Read More10 Essential Tips to Prevent Diabetic Foot Problems
Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects millions of people worldwide. One of the most concerning complications of diabetes is diabetic foot problems. These issues can include neuropathy (nerve damage), peripheral artery disease (poor blood circulation), foot ulcers, and other..
Read MoreHow Respiratory Rehab Can Protect You During Festive Seasons
The festive season is a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness. However, it often comes with a less cheerful companion: increased air pollution. From fireworks and bonfires to increased vehicular traffic, the air quality can take a nosedive during this..
Read MoreRehabilitation Centers: A haven During a Virus Threat
Rehabilitation centers are vital in aiding individuals with comorbidities on their path to recovery and improved quality of life. However, these facilities can also be a haven for a vulnerable population with compromised immune systems, who are susceptible to various..
Read More6 Natural Ways to Reverse Diabetes
Diabetes, a chronic condition characterized by high blood sugar levels, affects millions of people worldwide. While medications and insulin therapy play essential roles in managing diabetes, there is growing interest in natural approaches to reverse the condition or reduce its..
Read MoreThe Weighty Impact: How Obesity Takes a Toll on Your Knees
Amisha Dave a 48-year-old bank employee from Mumbai was shocked at what her doctor revealed after her X-ray results. She was on the brink of osteoarthritis. Her thoughts went back to a few weeks when she had started experiencing sudden..
Read MoreThe Healing Harmony: Your Guide to Health and Balance
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In the realm of healthcare, where cutting-edge technology and evidence-based treatments often take center stage, it’s easy to overlook the power of something as simple and universal as music. However, throughout history and across cultures, music has demonstrated an uncanny..
Read MoreThe Invisible Threat: How Air Pollution is Stealthily Affecting Our Lives
The air we breathe is essential to our survival, yet it’s easy to take it for granted. In recent decades, however, the quality of the air we breathe has become a growing concern as air pollution levels continue to rise..
Read MoreThe Golden Hour: A Vital Timeframe in Stroke Treatment
Imagine a scenario where every second counts – a procedure where swift and efficient action can make the difference between life and death, between full recovery and irreversible damage. This scenario is not a work of fiction; it’s the reality..
Read MoreHow to Manage Diabetes Naturally
Manage Diabetes, a chronic condition affecting millions around the world, requires careful management to prevent complications and maintain overall health. While medication plays a crucial role in diabetes management, embracing a holistic approach that includes lifestyle changes can make a..
Read MoreThe Transformative Power of Orthopedic Rehabilitation
If the words, sportsperson, and rehabilitation seem like two opposites to you, then you will be surprised to read how orthopedic rehabilitation is such an important component in the world of sports. In the dynamic world of sports, athletes are..
Read MoreIs the Continuum of Care Only for the Elderly?
If you also have been thinking that the continuum of care is only for the elderly then you have missed out on some very important information that could help improve the quality of your life tremendously. When we hear the..
Read MoreHow to Deal with Depression in Old Age
If old age is making you feel depressed with the fact that the best time of your life is over, then we urge you to think again. Contrary to the belief, your golden period may just have started bringing with..
Read MoreDaily Tips to Reduce the Risk of Dementia
Reducing the risk of dementia is within your reach All you need to do is to make these lifestyle changes and you can promote your brain health. As life expectancy continues to rise, the prevalence of dementia and its devastating..
Read MoreHow Does Laughter Therapy Help You Live Longer?
When it comes to relieving stress and healing faster, more giggles and guffaws are just what the doctor ordered. Here’s why. Sucheta Bannerjee a 24-year-old psychology student recently shared a very insightful message with us. In her note, she said,..
Read MoreHow Weight Loss can Save Your Life
If you just thought that weight loss can make you look and feel good above anything else, think again. It can reduce the risk of various health conditions and save your life. Why is it important to lose weight?..
Read MoreEssential Tips to Stay Safe from Infections During the Monsoons
Believe it or not but the rains along with the freshness and beauty bring with them a hoard of infections and ailments that can affect the overall health of your family, especially the ones that are dealing with a chronic..
Read MoreThe First signs of Osteoarthritis and How to Manage them Effectively
That unassuming pain in your knee or other joints may be the first warning sign of osteoarthritis. If not treated on time and managed effectively the condition can worsen and affect your mobility significantly. Osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease..
Read MoreWhy is walking the best form of exercise
One step at a time and very soon you will be running on your way to good health Exercise is an essential component of a healthy lifestyle, but with so many options available, it can take time to determine which..
Read More10 Simple Ways to Help Elders Fight Loneliness
Reducing loneliness in elders requires a combination of efforts from family, friends, community members, and the elders themselves. By promoting social engagement, facilitating connections, and fostering a supportive environment, we can significantly enhance the quality of life for our elderly..
Read MoreHealth Benefits of Crying
From stress reduction and mood enhancement to toxin elimination and improved eye health, the act of shedding tears brings about a range of physiological and psychological advantages. Tears are often associated with sadness, grief, or emotional distress. However, beneath their..
Read MoreWhy is Traveling Important for Recovery?
Jumeirah Khan would’ve continued to suffer due to her illness accepting it as her destiny until one day a trip she took changed her outlook, her condition, and her entire life. Living with an illness can be a daunting and..
Read MoreTaking Responsibility for Our Good Health
Here are seven ways to wake up to good health and well-being before your body and mind give up. In a world where health issues are increasingly prevalent, it is essential to recognize that we hold the key to our..
Read MorePalliative care- A savior for ailing elders
What ailing elders need the most in their twilight years is proper care, love, and support that allows them to live with dignity and respect. Read on to find out if outdated traditions are taking that away from them. Hetal..
Read More10 things every caregiver should know
Read these valuable and practical caregiver tips that no one will tell you about. Caring for someone who is ill, elderly, or disabled is a challenging yet rewarding role. Whether you are a professional caregiver or providing care for a..
Read MoreEmbracing Life Anew: Returning to Normalcy after a Stroke
Life can take unexpected turns, and one such challenging experience is the journey of recovery after a stroke. A stroke can leave individuals with physical, cognitive, and emotional changes, impacting their daily routines and sense of normalcy. However, with determination,..
Read More10 Nourishing Indian Foods for a Healthy Post-Surgery Diet
Maintaining a healthy diet is essential for a speedy recovery post-surgery. In India, we are fortunate to have a rich culinary tradition that offers a variety of nutrient-dense foods. These foods can aid in healing, provide essential nutrients, and support..
Read MoreUnleashing the Power of Very Early Mobilization in Acute Stroke Recovery
This article delves into the benefits and significance of Very Early Mobilization (VEM) in aiding the recovery of acute stroke patients. By unpacking the science behind its implementation, we highlight the importance of early mobilization as an effective treatment plan...
Read MoreHealing Surroundings: The Role of Environment in the Recovery Process
Most of us think that the ordeal ends at the surgical table and the moment of discharge from the hospital. After all, we want to put the unpleasant experience of surgery or an illness behind us as soon as possible...
Read MoreThe Continuum Of Healthcare- Sustaining wellness beyond recovery
The recovery journey from physical or mental ailments is not a one-time event. It is an ongoing process that requires immense strength, perseverance, and a comprehensive treatment module. However, most individuals overlook the significance of care after seemingly overcoming their..
Read MoreEmbracing the Power of Support Groups: A Journey of Healing and Strength
“I can never forget that moment. It was on a chilly Monday morning when the doctor broke the news about my thyroid cancer to me” says Tanzeem Suhail a 30-year-old entrepreneur from Colombo, Sri Lanka. “For a couple of minutes,..
Read MoreThe Healing Power of Counseling: Unlocking the Path to Recovery
In the face of illness, be it physical or mental, the journey toward healing can often feel like an uphill battle. However, there is a great ally that has been proven to make a significant difference in this process-counseling. While..
Read MoreThe Power of Technology in Caregiving
Aarthi Mehra a housewife from Mumbai has often been described as a bubbly and helpful person who greets everyone she meets. But something has changed in her after her husband has suffered a stroke. The otherwise lively Aarthi now seems..
Read MoreBeing Grateful Can Save Your Life
Picture this: You wake up to the sound of your alarm clock, groggily roll out of bed, and start your day. As you move through your routine, you might not even think about the simple things that make your life..
Read MoreThis is why people can’t let go: Ranjini Iyer Advisor
Nobody has said it better than Robert Frost, the American poet. “Nature’s first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Once people realize that “nothing gold can stay,” they may be able to let go of the past and..
Read MoreHow to Cope With Loneliness
The fear of being alone grips us fiercely. But there is a way to cope with loneliness if we are willing to bring out that hidden courage that is in our hearts and seldom used. I have lived my entire..
Read MoreThe Importance of Nutrition in Disease Management
Discover the vital role of nutrition in disease management from a senior dietitian. Learn about the challenges & tips to maintain proper nutrition for quick recovery. Joan Collins the English actress and author quotes that the body is like a..
Read MoreSimple Tips to Enjoy Your Me Time and Avoid Caregiver Burnout
Discover simple tips to prioritize your time and improve your physical and mental well-being with effective ways to avoid caregiver burnout. In your busy and often hectic lives, it can be difficult to find time for yourselves. However, taking time..
Read MoreHow to Deal Effectively With a Health Condition
The diagnosis of an ailment or disease can throw you off balance but the key is to prepare yourself mentally and adopt certain effective approaches to deal with the health condition rather than giving up. We have a very distinct..
Read MoreImportance of Rehab After Hip Replacement Surgery: A Guide to Complete Recovery
Rehab after hip replacement surgery may not sound very important but it is the best way to ease the pain and swelling, avoid relapses and get closer to complete recovery. If you are still in doubt, this story will help..
Read MoreHow to Take Care of Aging Parents When You Can’t Be There
Old age comes with its unfair share of medical ailments and constant need for love and support. The dilemma for most children is choosing between being there for their parents versus attending to their personal commitments. If you are one..
Read MoreBest Practices for Your Loved One’s Quick Stroke Recovery
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] According to a paper titled Rehabilitation of Stroke Patients in India states that stroke appears to be one of the major public health problems and one of the major causes of disability. In 2047, adults aged 60 and older are expected..
Read MoreBenefits of Rehabilitation for Palliative Care
According to the World Health Organization’s definition from 2002, palliative care is “an approach that improves the quality of life of patients and their families facing the problems associated with life-threatening illness, through the prevention and relief of suffering through..
Read MoreUnderstanding Chronic Pain in a Loved One: A Guide
Chronic pain is known as common chronic pain (CP) in Australia, Europe, and the United States. However, nothing is known about how common chronic pain is in Asia or Southeast Asia. The results of earlier western studies cannot be generalised..
Read MoreEverything You Need to Know About Rheumatoid Arthritis!
Rheumatoid arthritis affects roughly 1% of the population in India. Therefore, according to estimations, this type of arthritis affects about 10 lakh people. Most people believe that younger people are immune to arthritis and that it is a disease that..
Read MoreLung Cancer: Everything You Need to Know
Cancer continues to be one of the deadliest diseases in the world, despite advances in medical technology. Many cancers exist nowadays. The world’s most severe cancer at the moment, meanwhile, is lung cancer. Because of the high mortality rate linked..
Read More6 Tips To Improve Respiratory Health!
Right now, what comes to mind when you hear the phrase “healthy living”? Most of us would likely consider our diets and how they affect our weight, heart health, or risk of getting diabetes right away. We may also consider..
Read MoreHow Cancer Rehabilitation Can Help Survivors Live Normal Lives!
According to the Cancer India Organization, men have a 9.81% risk and women have a 9.42% likelihood of acquiring cancer before the age of 75. After cancer treatment is finished, people begin a new chapter in their lives, one that..
Read More8 Early Signs To Detect Alzheimer’s Disease!
Scientists are still working to completely comprehend the complex brain changes linked to the onset and development of Alzheimer’s disease. Memory loss and other cognitive problems are likely to occur ten or more years before brain degradation starts. During this..
Read MoreCan Insomnia Can Cause Heart Attacks in Teens?
It could seem silly to even bring up the subject of sleep because it seems like such a simple aspect of life. It may be one of the most uninteresting and undervalued aspects of life. On the other side, for..
Read More5 Ways to Deal With The End Of Life Care Of A Loved One!
When you find out that someone you care about has a serious disease, time appears to stand still. Perhaps you immediately set the news aside. Or maybe you sobbed or took action. Regardless of what occurred that day, life continues..
Read MoreWhy Do Your Elderly Parents Require Home Care?
Aging is a part of life that affects all. We may not know the extent to which our parents’ aging will affect them or how it will affect us as adults until we see them as seniors. There is a..
Read MoreHow Does Rehabilitation Help Stroke Patients?
Stroke is a global health problem. The capacity of stroke survivors to carry out their everyday activities independently is hampered by post-stroke problems. The incidence of stroke has practically tripled in India over the last several decades, according to the..
Read MoreKnow the Early Signs and Symptoms of Breast Cancer Before It’s Its Too Late!
Breast cancer makes up 14% of all cancers in Indian women, according to Cytecare, and is the most frequent type of cancer in women. According to reports, a woman in India receives a breast cancer diagnosis every four minutes. Both..
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know: 8 Myths Busted About Knee Replacement Surgery!
Everyday pain is a common occurrence for people of all ages, especially the elderly. The most typical type of joint pain is knee pain, which affects the majority of people. People of all ages, from young to old, can suffer..
Read MoreWhen Is the Best Time to Start Orthopedic Rehabilitation?
According to a news story in India Today, over 90% of people suffer from injured knee joints by the age of 60-65, according to orthopedics, who add that in the vast majority of cases. The condition can be avoided by..
Read MoreHow Cardiac Rehabilitation Helps to Keep Your Heart Safe?
According to the Indian Heart Association, heart disease attacks Indians at a younger age and without warning than other ethnicities. In the last decade, cardiologists say they’ve witnessed an upsurge in heart attacks among people in their 20s and 30s...
Read MoreWhat the Internet Doesn’t Tell You About Rehabilitation Care for Post-Operative Recovery!
Rehabilitation helps an individual return to a normal level of function and independence following an injury, surgery, illness, or age-related weaknesses. In a medical setting, rehabilitation typically refers to the process of training an individual with a specific impairment to..
Read MoreWhat Is the Importance of Post-Covid Rehab for Your Loved One?
India’s daily positivity rate was 2.26 percent in the third week of June 2022, according to the Health Ministry, while the weekly positivity rate was 1.50 percent. COVID-19 precautions must not be ignored, despite the fact that the number of..
Read MoreHow Do I Know If My Loved One Needs Palliative Care?
Palliative care is the medical care and support for people with a life-limiting illness and their family members. Its goal is to improve the quality of life for people who have a life-limiting illness, their families, and the healthcare professionals..
Read MoreWhy Is Pulmonary Rehabilitation Critical Post Surgery?
Life is impossible without breathing. When you can’t catch your breath or feel you’re choking on air, it can be rather worrisome. Lung problems might make you feel as if your health is being threatened. Everyday activities like walking, climbing..
Read MoreTrusted Managed Home Care Service In Bangalore: It’s Not as Difficult as You Think!
Are you one of the many people in Bangalore who are contemplating finding a trusted home care service for a loved one? If so, you’re likely feeling overwhelmed by all the choices out there. How do you know which company is right..
Read MoreWhy do I need a Continuum Care Facility?
People often turn to continuum care services when they need help with daily living tasks but still want to stay in their own homes. A continuum care facility provides an integrated environment that enables patients to live in their own homes while..
Read MoreThe Essential Guide to Continuum Care Facilities for Senior Citizens!
With the modern world offering fantastic employment opportunities to youngsters throughout the world, the joint family system has been disintegrated and the nuclear family is the order of the day. With job opportunities open in foreign countries, children proceed to..
Read MoreWhy Continuum Care Matters for Dementia and Alzheimer’s Patients?
Among age-related chronic illnesses, neurological problems are the most common. Our neuro rehabilitation centers in Bangalore and Kochi were founded with the goal of helping patients with chronic neurological disorders to keep their memories by providing modern neuro rehabilitation approaches and compassionate..
Read MoreHow to Find the Right Continuum Care Facility in Bangalore?
A continuum care facility is a type of long-term care facility that provides care for those who have chronic conditions or disabilities. This type of care offers an integrated environment that allows patients to live in their own homes while..
Read More8 Ways to Prevent Heartburn & Acid Reflux Can Save You
According to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, over 60 million people around the world experience heartburn and acid reflux at least once a month. If you are one of them, you know how uncomfortable and..
Read More8 Home Remedies for Rheumatoid Arthritis Flare-Ups
Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease that causes inflammation in the joints. The inflammation can lead to pain, stiffness, and swelling in the joints. There is no cure for rheumatoid arthritis, but there are rheumatology treatments that can help reduce the..
Read MoreChest Pain: A sign you shouldn’t ignore
Chest pain is a pain that occurs in any part of your chest. It could be in the center of the chest or the back, lungs, ribs, or muscles. The pain can be shooting or dull, intermittent or chronic, and..
Read MoreSafe Homecare for Your Ailing Loved Ones!
If you thought medical errors were only restricted to hospitals, you are probably misinformed. Globally, as many as 4 in 10 patients are harmed in outpatient settings with up to 80% of those medical errors preventable, according to a white..
Read MoreEverything you wanted to know about Cardiovascular Diseases
The cardiovascular system is a piece of engineering marvel. The heart beats non-stop for an entire lifetime with a steady rhythm of 60 to 100 times per minute and about 100,000 times in a day. If a disease affects the..
Read MoreMore than just a stretch; Yoga for chronic diseases!
Derived from the Sanskrit word ‘’yuj’’, yoga is not just a physical exercise where the body is twisted and stretched with controlled breathing. These are a few superficial aspects of a very deep and profound practice that actually unfolds the..
Read MoreHeart Diseases and Hypertension
Our heart is a muscle. A muscle that works like a pump. It purifies impure blood and keeps all the organs of the body healthy and functioning. Heart diseases mean a range of conditions that affect the different parts and..
Read More10 Myths about kidney diseases debunked!
We all are aware that kidneys are vital organs of our body as they flush out waste, and toxins and maintain the fluid balance. Also, we have kind of assumed that kidney diseases happen only to a few people and..
Read MoreEasy Steps to Get Fit!
Who says getting fit can be an uphill struggle that it takes a new year’s resolution to make the effort? As you age, it increasingly becomes important to get fit and keep the body active. The body is like a..
Read MoreTypes and causes of kidney Diseases
We all are born with 2 kidneys that are above our waist on either side of our spine. These two organs though just fist-sized, perform the most crucial functions in our body. They help maintain the balance of water and..
Read MoreHypertension: Friendly advice that changed my outlook on life!
A friendly conversation that changed my life Don’t we assume most of the things in life? From guessing the outcome of our relationships to that of various events in our lives, and even our health conditions. We decide the reality..
Read More8 facts about post-operative care and rehabilitation that will surprise you!
If you’ve been thinking that rehabilitation is only for people who are seeking addiction treatment then we suggest you pause and think again. Your loved one has just undergone surgery and is being discharged from the hospital. The next thing they want..
Read MoreHow to prevent and deal with bedsores before it is too late!
Not everyone is privy to the gory sight of bedsores. Most people are clueless as to what it is and what caused it. A friend of mine was horrified to see significantly large crater-like wounds exposing fat and muscle on..
Read MoreHow Social Media Changed People’s Minds About Healthcare And Chronic Diseases!
Social media has a lot of clout in people’s lives. Most of us spend the majority of our free time on platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn. Obviously, being constantly connected and exposed to other people’s opinions and..
Read MoreThis is what you missed out while caring for your loved one!
When it comes to caring for your loved one, you know the best. After all, you are the one who is privy to their deep pain and challenges. You somehow intuitively know what they precisely need and so you want..
Read MoreManaging nursing staff at home!
The adage goes something like this – illness brings with it medicines, doctors, hospitals and clinics. But ask someone from the present, and they will say that the most important factor that comes with any chronic illness is the nursing..
Read MoreCommon Challenges Elderly Dementia Patients Face!
It is difficult when you see a member of the family suffer from dementia. There are dramatic changes in the behaviour and personality of your loved one that it becomes a struggle to cope with the illness. However, it is..
Read MoreFight your illness, don’t surrender to it!
A visit to the hospital some time back changed my entire perception of life. My mother suffers from a host of chronic ailments. Primarily amongst them are the Neuro and Myocardiopathy issues due to which I happen to visit the hospital often...
Read MoreAn inspiring read that deserves your time!
The lockdown threatened to leave the continuum care facility that offers post-hospitalization critical care to patients, paralyzed due to a severe shortage of supplies. But that did not deter Issac from jumping into action mode and performing some of the most unbelievable..
Read MoreEveryday items that can contribute to breast cancer!
A few household items and things around us that could potentially trigger breast cancer. Just like the other parts of the human body, our breasts are also made up of millions of cells that have a controlled mechanism of cell..
Read MoreAre we overdoing things as caregivers?
I tried to debate this in my head over and over again as to what had compelled the family to think that a 90-year-old had to be kept mobile? Was it really the concern or the guilt that they weren’t..
Read MoreThese are the people the media doesn’t talk about!
If there is ever a need for superheroes and warriors it is now! They are the ones who give us a glimpse of how best we can be. Our warriors at Sukino have done just that. Despite the extremely unprecedented Covid times,..
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