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Agonizing Ankylosing Spondylitis is More Common in Young Men

December 18, 2018 Neeraj Bajpai 0 Comments achilles tendinitis, Agonizing, ankle, Ankylosing, Ankylosing Spondylitis, anti-TNF, Arthritis, axial spondyloarthritis, back pain, biologics, blood test, buttock, C-reaction protein, chest stiffness, Children, chronic inflammatory, clinical diagnosis, consulting doctor, costochondritis, CRP, disease modifying antirheumatic drugs, DMARD, Dr. Uma Kumar, environmental, Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rates, ESR, etiology, Flexibility, genetic, Genetic Tests, glucocorticoids, Healthy Diet, healthy weight, hip, HLA, HLA B27 gene, Iliac bone, InnoHEALTH Magazine, knee, Lifestyle, Medication, Medicines, microbiome, MRI, Neeraj Bajpai, Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, NSAID, Panacea, predisposition, radiological, sacral bone, spinal ligaments, Spinal movement, Spondylitis, spondyloarthritis, stiffening, stimuli, surgical intervention, targeted therapy, uveitis, vertebra, Women, X-ray, Young Men

Agonizing Ankylosing Spondylitis is more common in young men between 20 and 30 years of age than women; occurs in children as well.

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A Neo Diabetic’s Tryst with Destiny

December 14, 2018December 14, 2018 Dr. VK Singh 0 Comments Aalto University in security, Adobe, brisk walk, CERN, Cheimsts, combat challenge, destiny, diabetes cure, Diabetic Patients, Digital Marketing, Dr. Rakesh Sahay, Drugs, EWS, Experiments with suger, FICCI, filmmaker, healthcare experts, hospital bed, Hyderabad, icfhe, infant, InnoHEALTH Magazine, Innovate growth programme, innovatiocuris, InnovatioCuris Foundation for Healthcare and Excellence, Innovative enterprise, innovative group, Insulin, Internet of Things, Internet solutions, Januvia, Joseph Duffy, Kenilworth, Medical urgency, Merck & Co., Mobile solutions, molecule, MSD, Neo Diabetics, NPO, Oral drugs, Osmania Medical College, Sachin Gaur, Smart India Hackathon, social cause, Sugar, Treatment, tryst

Where there’s a will there’s a way. A Neo Diabetic’s Tryst with Destiny & Birth of Innovative Enterprise to Combat Challenge

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A Consequence of Modern Day Living – Burnout

December 13, 2018 Dr. Helena Lass Lass 0 Comments adrenal burnout, adrenal glands, adrenaline, Ashes, automatic emotional reaction, biochemically, blood pressure raises, burnout, chronic emotional, Chronic Stress, cortisol, craving, destiny, Digestion, Dr. Helena Lass, Emotional, Entrepreneurship, eustress, flight, health, Heart rate, immune, Immune System, InnoHEALTH Magazine, kidneys, Lifestyle, lifestyle changes, manifest, medical doctor, Medicine, Mental, mental reaction, modern living, mood swings, muscle tense, negative stress, physical body, positive stress, Psychiatrist, Psychological, reassessing values, skills awareness, Stress, stress hormones, stressor, time management, tire, training awareness, tsunami, wellness orbit, Yoga

It is widely known that burnout is closely linked with stress, but it is much more than simply being tired, and it is often the case that the seriousness of

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National Strategic Plan for Elimination of Malaria

November 30, 2018November 30, 2018 InnoHEALTH Editorial Team 2 Comments Advocacy, BCC, behaviour change communication, Chhattisgarh, community mobilization, Diagnosis, elimination of malaria, Epidemic preparedness, evaluation, Global Technical Strategy, GTS, Health and Family Welfare, indoor residual spray, innohealth, InnoHEALTH Magazine, Insecticide treated nets, IRS, ITNs, Jharkhand, Larval source management, LLINs, Long lasting insectcidal, LSM, magazine, malaria control, Malaria Parasite, mathematical modelling, Meghalaya, Minister of State, Mizoram, Monitoring, Monsoon, Mosquito, National framework for malaria elimination, National Strategic Plan, NFME, Orissa, programme management, programme planning, rapid response, Treatment, Tripura, WHO, World Health Assembly, World Health Organization, World malaria report

Amid ongoing plans to eliminate of malaria, experts have found the incidence of malaria in India is 0.66 cases per one thousand population last year.

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Study : Long Term Impact of Stroke

November 26, 2018November 26, 2018 InnoHEALTH Editorial Team 0 Comments AAN, alzheimer disease, American Academy of Neurology, Anxiety, Blood Flow, Brain, Cleveland Clinic, communication issues, Depression, diagnosing, disability, Disorder, Doctor, Epilepsy, Fatigue, general population, innohealth, InnoHEALTH Magazine, Irene L. Katzan, Ischemic stroke, level of disability, Migraine, Multiple Sclerosis, neurologic care, neurologists, neurologisty, Neuroscience, Ohio, organizing, pain, pain affect, Parkinson's disease, Physical, physical function, planning, Quality of Life, Sleep, social role, strategies, Stroke, stroke effect, thinking skills

A new study looks at what problems affect people most after a stroke and it provides a broader picture than what some may usually expect to see.

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Artificial Intelligence Coming Big Way in Healthcare Sector

November 19, 2018 Dr. Arvind Lal 0 Comments AI, Artificial Intelligence, Bane, Bio patch, BMJ, Boon, British Medical Jornal, Bureaucratic control, capillary blood glucose, Cardiac, Chikunguniyia, chip, Clinicians, CMD, Coagulation test, cognitive health assistant, College of american pathologists, Dengue, Diabetes, diagnostic lab, diagnostic technologies, disruptive innovation, Disruptive technologies, Doctor, Dr. Arvind Lal, EHR, Electronic Health Record, encyclopedia, eye treatment, FDA, Fever, fitness band, Google Google deepmind health, Healthcare Delivery, Healthcare Infrastructure, Healthcare Innovation, healthcare sectr, Heart Attack, Hypertension, IBM, IBM Watson, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovation, Japnese Encephalitis, LOC, Lung Diseases, Malaria, medical grade data, medical sueve, Mobile App, moorfields eye hospital, NCD, NHS foundation trust, Non Communicable Diseases, oncologist, POCT, Point of Care Testing, Radiology, remote testing, Rural India, silicon valley, smart watch, strokes, Troponin, Typhoid, Urban India, Urine albumin, wearable tech, Zephyr

Artificial intelligence has already found several areas in healthcare from the design of treatment plans to assist in repetitive jobs to medication

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IC InnovatorClub Sixth Meeting

October 22, 2018 Dr. Bhupesh Sharma 0 Comments Apple, Bill Gates, Dr. Bhupesh Sharma, Dr. VK Singh, Flipkart, healthcare, IC InnovatorClub Meeting, IC InnovatorClub sixth meetingTechnological-innovations-for-healthcare-startups, imagination, Indian Healthcare, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, Innovations, Microsoft, national meet, NCD, Non Communicable Diseases, Shriram Institute for Industrial Research, smart cane, steve jobs, Surgeon, Swedish developer, theme, Treatment, Truecaller, WHO, workshop

IC (InnovatioCuris) InnovatorClub sixth meeting was held on 4 August 2018 at Shri Ram Institute of Industrial Research to ignite imaginations

Low back pain is the leading cause of disability worldwide

Low back pain is the leading cause of disability

October 18, 2018October 21, 2018 InnoHEALTH Editorial Team 0 Comments advice, Assistant professor saurabh sharma, Care, Department of physiotherapy, disability, Education, Global burden of disease, imaging, Indian orthopedic clinic, innohealth, InnoHealth Editorial Team, InnoHEALTH Magazine, Kathmandu university, low back pain, Physiotherapist, Surgery, test and treatments, The Lancet, Therapy, treatment guidelines

A 2008 survey of all registered physiotherapists in Maharashtra (India) showed that 46 percent of physiotherapists advised patients with low back pain to rest.

Fairytales of Nanoparticles – IC Club Meeting

October 15, 2018 Dr. Pavan Varma 0 Comments AIIMS, Australia, Ayurveda, biological sector, biopolymer, Biotechnology, Cancer, CERN laboratory, common man language, Diagnostics, DNA, DNA tools, Dr. Amit kumar dinda, Dr. Pavan, economy, Elbert Einstein medical college, genetic disorder, HBV vaccine, healthy environment, IC Club, IC club meeting, iceland, innohealth, InnoHEALTH conference, InnoHEALTH Magazine, innovatiocuris, Innovations, InnovatorClub meeting, Island jews medical center, Jamia Milia Islamia, Kala azar, leishmaniasis, low cost, nano formulations, nano particles research, Nano Technology, nanoparticles, nanoscience, nanotised robots, National Capital Region NCR, NCR, New York, oral delivery, organ regeneration, PADMAN, President APJ Abdul Kalam, Reykjavik airport, robust, scalable technology, Scangene labs, Science, Souh wales, south wales, Startups, Sydney, technology persons, therapeutics, University of new york, vivo monitoring, water purification

The club brings innovators, investors, start-ups, technology persons, policymakers, health experts and legal advisers under one large umbrella to be members and hold hands by sharing success stories and challenges and to incubate their ideas to take the dream and vision of India forward.

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India’s Health Landscape Undergoing Tectonic Shifts

October 9, 2018October 12, 2018 Neeraj Bajpai 0 Comments AI, artificial intelligenec, democracy health, Dr. Arvind Lal, fairy tales, Health landscape, Health protection, healthcare transcontinental canvas, inceland, india's health landscape, InnoHEALTH Magazine, international day for older persons, jamia millia islamia, low back pain, nano particles, Neeraj Bajpai, Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya, PM narendra modi, political, Pradhanmantri jan arogya abhiyan, tech, tectonic, Treatment

The world’s most populous democracy’s health landscape is witnessing widespread tectonic shifts in its every swathe.

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