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05 Mar

Almond’s Benefits for Kids

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There are teaching acceptable food propensities when kids are youthful have a few long haul benefits says Madhuri Ruia, Nutritionist and Pilates Expert. The most ideal approach to impart nutritious dietary patterns in kids is to remember keen food sources for their feast, offering spotless and solid bites when the kid is ravenous situating nutritious food sources like almonds, dairy items, and green verdant vegetables at whatever point the kid requests food. Almonds make for an incredible snack for youngsters – they are crunch, delectable and sweet, making them difficult to dismiss. In addition, they offer a large group of…

21 Feb

Nepalese Billionaire, Binod K Chaudhary Revisits his autobiography ‘Making it Big’ in Northeast India

editor0 CommentsAssam, Health, North East

• Dr. Binod K Chaudhary is Nepal’s first self-made Billionaire, a Philanthropist, and Chairman of CG Corp Global, the billion-dollar multinational conglomerate • Making it Big is his autobiography that narrates his inspiring life journey, entrepreneurial wisdom, pillars to success to make it big in life • In the book discussion with several dignitaries from the state of Assam, he reminisces on nostalgia through a heart-reckoning discussion February 21, Siliguri: Dr. Binod K Chaudhary, Chairman, CG Corp Global, recently held a book reading session in a closed-door event held at The Mayfair, Siliguri. The evening was graced with the presence…

07 Feb

Cancer Survivors Get-together in Siliguri

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A unique Cancer Survivors Get together has been organized by eminent Oncologist of North Bengal, Dr Saptarshi Ghosh of Siliguri Nursing Home in Siliguri 4 February. In the programme, organized on the occasion of World Cancer Day, the cancer survivors treated by Dr Ghosh attended and shared their pain and pathos, their struggle to come back in normal life after fighting with Cancer. “Although the Cancer Survivors Day is celebrated on the first Sunday of June in USA, I thought of conducting this Survivors Program on the occasion of World Cancer Day. The main aim of the Survivors Program is…

04 Feb

Cancer Survivors’ Get Together on World Cancer Day at Siliguri

editor0 CommentsHealthCancer Survivors, Dr. Saptarshi Ghosh, SILIGURI, World Cancer Day

Siliguri, February 4, 2021: On the occasion of World Cancer Day, eminent Oncologist of North Bengal, Dr. Saptarshi Ghosh of Siliguri Nursing Home has organized a unique Cancer Survivor Get together at Hotel Sinclairs on 4th February 2021. The cancer survivors treated by Dr. Ghosh took part and shared experience and struggle to come back in normal life after fighting Cancer. The main aim of the Survivors Program was to make the Cancer Survivors interact within themselves and share their experiences to find out a common way to keep on living together. Dr. Ghosh provided some general information and discussed…

28 Jan

Walking : An easiest way of being fit

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Walking briskly indicates good health. Mayo Clinic Proceedings from June 2019 article states walking slow, steady or briskly can actually predict how long a person can live with shorter life expectancy. A Female normally walking slow is expected to live in between 72 to 85 years, whereas, a female walking briskly is expected to live to 87 or 88 years of age, for slow walker men their expected lifespan is in between 65 to 81 years, while the fast walkers expected lifespan is 85 to 87 years. The average walking speed is 4km/hr or less which is considered to be…

14 Dec

Jagdale healthcare unveils clinical study results on Mulmina

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A subsidiary of Jagdale Industries, Jagdale Healthcare announced the results of a clinical study on their popular health drink Mulmina. Clinical studies carried out in a renowned medical institute and research centre on Mulmina Mango and Mulmina Orange have shown a significant increase in antioxidant markers and Immune markers in 14 and 28 days period. These studies have also proven to reduce inflammatory markers like C-Reactive Protein (CRP). The study also showed immune-boosting and anti-oxidant activities in Covid-19 positive asymptomatic, mildly symptomatic patients and also healthcare workers posted at COVID wards in a NABH accredited renowned Medical Research Institute. The…

25 Nov

Smile Train India and WB Govt sign MoU

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Smile Train India, India’s largest cleft care NGO, and the Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of West Bengal, signed an MoU to renew their successful partnership which has helped to provide free surgical care to and benefitted more than 3000 children born with clefts in West Bengal since 2013. The partnership has been renewed till 31 March 2023. Through the three year public-private partnership, children with untreated clefts will be identified by Rashtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK) Mobile Health Teams in communities, Government or Govt. aided schools and Anganwadi Centers and referred to the district nodal officer (Dy CMOH…

26 Oct

Air pollution may hinder India’s fight against Covid-19, say scientists

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The causal link between air pollution and Covid-19 cases is yet to be established conclusively but long-term exposure will certainly make people more vulnerable to lung infections, warn scientists as the skies over large parts of north India, including Delhi, turn smoky and the air quality deteriorates rapidly.Their concerns come amid several global studies pointing to the possible connection between higher air pollution levels and increased Covid-19 cases and deaths. A study by researchers at Harvard University in the US in September showed that an increase of only one microgram per cubic metre in PM 2.5 is associated with an…

10 Oct

Almond consumption reduces healthcare costs

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Funded by the Almond Board of California, recent research by Tufts University shows that eating 42.5 grams of almonds each day may help reduce healthcare costs associated with cardiovascular disease (CVD) among US consumers. The objective of this study was to estimate the cost-effectiveness of almond consumption in preventing coronary heart disease through changes in LDL cholesterol levels in the U.S. population. The researchers developed a model to assess the relationship between eating 42.5g of almonds per day versus no almond intake. Based on these analyses, researchers concluded that consuming 42.5g of almonds per day is a cost-effective strategy for…

08 Oct

Actor Arjun Kapoor Tests Negative For Coronavirus

editor0 CommentsEntertainment, Healtharjun kapoor, Bollywood

On Wednesday, Arjun Kapoor shared that he has tested negative for the virus. As he was tested positive for COVID-19 in early September. The actor took to Instagram and wrote, “Hi! I’m happy to report that I have tested negative for Coronavirus over the weekend. I’m feeling better after making a full recovery and excited to return to work.” Arjun Kapoor also expressed gratitude to his fans for being his pillar of strength through his recovery. “Thank you everyone for your good wishes and positivity. This virus is serious so I request everyone to take it seriously.” He also took…