#VoteForHealth: ‘Government should focus on bogus pathologists issue’
As the Lok Sabha general elections have begun across the country and the people are taking to the polling booths to cast their vote, My Medical Mantra highlights a few healthcare needs which need to be taken into consideration by whichever government comes into power
My Medical Mantra’s campaign #VoteForHealth focuses on various health issues which are very important for the well-being of the common man. On which the government must focus during and after the election. The biggest festival of the largest democracy in the world has begun, and people are coming out from their homes to cast their […]
National Liver Day is observed every year on April 19, each year, to spread awareness about liver-related diseases. According to the WHO, alcohol consumption accounts for 3.8% of the global mortality and 4.6% of Disability-Adjusted Life Year (DALYs). Liver disease represents 9.5% of alcohol-related DALY’s worldwide, while individual rates vary in different regions. Today, even in 
My Medical Mantra’s campaign #VoteForHealth focuses on various health issues which are very important for the well-being of the common man. On which the government must focus during and after the election. Dr Sanjeev Kamble, former Director, Directorate of Health Services (DHS), Maharashtra, has shared his views with My Medical Mantra. He says that in 
After the election, people have very high hopes from the government. Voters hope that the government will deliver the promises, and work for the betterment of people. With an aim to create awareness about health issues, My Medical Mantra has started a campaign called #VoteForHealth. Through this campaign, we are gathering important health issues, which 
Through the #VoteForHealth series, we aim to convey the honest opinion of doctors and medical workers over the expectations that they will have from the upcoming government after the elections. The first phase of the #Election2019 has commenced on Thursday, April 11. During the next few days, the election fever will reach its peak, but, 
The first phase of the #Election2019 has commenced on Thursday, April 11. During the next few days, the election fever will reach its peak, but, what about the real health issues? The biggest festival of the largest democracy in the world has begun, and people are coming out from their homes to cast their vote. 
“I have to donate a part of my liver, to save my son’s life, If I don’t he will not survive. And my mission is to save his life,” says teary eyed Varshala Ingle, mother of a two-year-old Kiansh. Kiansh has been suffering from Budd-Chari syndrome, a rare liver disease. He was diagnosed with the 
A 37-year-old liver transplant patient (marketing professional from Mumbai) underwent laparoscopic surgery and hernia repair procedure at Sahyadri Super Specialty Hospital Deccan recently to get rid of multiple issues affecting his liver function. A multidisciplinary approach with a team led by Dr Jayashree Todkar performed both the procedures on the obese patient suffering from diabetes 
While government and different non-governmental organisations have been spreading the awareness on organ donation, it is now beneficiaries of organ donation, who want to give their share for the noble work. Patients, who had undergone organ transplant at Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital, voluntarily came forward and decided to spread the word for organ donation. It was 
The organ donation took place on Saturday, September 15 at Jupiter Hospital. The patient was an 82-year-old woman who suffered a brain haemorrhage and was soon after declared brain-dead. The aggrieved relatives of the patient were counselled by the doctors and they consented to donate her organs. While speaking to My Medical Mantra, Anirudh Kulkarni,