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Arunachalam Muruganantham: A Tale of Menstrual Hygiene Movement

May 15, 2018June 8, 2018 Alisha Thapa 1 Comment Alish aThapa, Artificial uterus, Arunachalam Muruganantham, cotton made pad, in Rural India, Indian Institute of technology madras, laboratory analysis, Menstrual days, Menstrual Hygiene Movement, Menstrual taboos, Mensutration, pad rash, Personal hygiene, Public awareness, rural and urban society, Sanitary Napkins, Sanitary pads, sanitizer, Sexual diseases, Social Entrepreneur, Textile mill owner, the man who wore sanitary pad

A common man from the southern part of India struggled for many years and finally in the year 2006, he succeeded in innovating a machine that changed the game of menstrual hygiene in our country.

Workplace-harassment

Consequences of Workplace Harassment

May 7, 2018June 29, 2018 admin 0 Comments BMC, Care work, Colleagues, Denmark, Dr. Ida Elisabeth, Dr. Ida Elisabeth Huitfeldt Madsen, Dr. Madsen, Employees, Major Depression Inventory, MDI, Mood questionairre, National Research Centre, part of the job, Public health, Sexual harassment, Sickness, Social work, Subordinates, Supervisors, Symptoms of depression, Workplace harassment

Employees who experience sexual harassment by supervisors, colleagues or subordinates in the workplace may develop more severe symptoms of depression than employees who experience harassment by clients or customers.

Global-nutrition-needs-swift-efforts

Global nutrition needs swift efforts

April 30, 2018 Shivank Khandelwal 0 Comments African, African Women, Anemic women, Asian, Asian Women, Bloomberg, BMI, Body Mass Index, brainpower, Breastfeeding rates, Burundi, Childhood Stunting, China, Climate Change, CoChair, Communicable Diseases, Comros, Damage to brain capacity, EmornUdomkesmalee, European Men, food, Food Policy, Gabon, Global Food and Agriculture Policy, Global Gender Disparity, Global nutrition, Global Nutrition Report, global progress, Growth Summit 2013, Heart, Human development, Hypertension, Indonesia, Jamaica, Jessica Fanzo, Johns Hopkins University, Kenya, Maidol University, Malawi, Malnutrition, Maternal Anemia, NGO, Nigeria, Non Communicable Diseases, North American Men, North American Women, Nutrition crisis, nutritional challenge, Obesity, Overweight, Pakistan, poverty, Reproductive, Rwanda, SDG, Sustainable Development, Switzerland, UN agencies, WHO, Women, Women's health in India, World Health Organisation

Global nutrition crisis threatens human development, demands ‘critical step change’ in response - Report Women’s health in India has emerged Read more

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Stressful events can increase women’s obesity

April 3, 2018 admin 0 Comments A. Albert, American heart association, American Heart Association's Scientfic Session 2017, BMI, Body Mass Index, Cancer, Cardiology, Cardiovascular Science, Center for the study of adversity and cardiovascular dsease, chronic illness, Clinicians, Cumulative Chronic Stress and obesity, Diabetes, Division of Cardiology, Doctoral Scholar, Eva M. Durazo, Healthcare cost, Hypertension, Medicine, middle aged, Negative Events, Nurture Center, obese, Obesity, older women, Overweight, Physical Attack, Potential public health, Preliminary Research, Premier Global Exchange, Psychological Stress, Public health, Public health impact, Relationship between major life events and obesity, Researchers, Risk factor for cardiovascular, Risk of heart attack, San Francisco, Sleep deprivation, Snapshot of time, Socioeconomic, Sources of Stress, Stress, Stress affects behaviour, Stressful Events, Stroke, Traumatic Events, Traumatic Lifetime, Treatment of psychological stress, Types of Stress, UCSF, undereat or overeat, University of California, US adults, Weight Management, Work related stress

Women who experienced one or more traumatic lifetime events or several negative events in recent years had higher odds of being obese than women who didn’t report such stress.

Centre for Childhood Neuro developmental Disorders at AIIMS

Centre for Childhood Neuro developmental Disorders at AIIMS

March 26, 2018 admin 0 Comments Advanced Diagnostics, Advanced Therapeutics, Advocacy, AIIMS, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Antenatal Counselling, Biomedical Engineering, Centre for advanced research and excellence, Childhood Neuro Developmental Disorder, Clock-toll-free, COE, CoEare, CSR activities, Deputy Director Administration, Education and training hub, Epilepsy, Genetic Tests, High End Diagnostic, IIT Delhi, India Infrastructure Finance Company Limited, InnoHEALTH Magazine, Institute of Genomics, Integrative Biology, Investigation for Diagnosis, Language and Cognitive Delay, Mother and child block, Motor, National Knowledge and Training Centre, National Registry, Neuromotor impairments, Pathogenic and therapeutic pathways, Policy Making, Prof Sheffali Gulati, Prof V.K. Paul, Rehabilitation, Rehabilitation Strateges, Rs 14.3 Crore, Technology Aided, Tele-consultation, Telephonic Guidance, Textile Technology, V. Srinivas, Vision and hearing impairments, Women's Corner

The genetic tests would help in antenatal counselling preventing further birth of affected children in families and unveiling of newer pathogenic and therapeutic pathways.

DANCE THERAPY: A PARADIGM SHIFT

Dance therapy: A paradigm shift

February 6, 2018March 20, 2018 Neerja Singh 1 Comment ADTA, Alzheimer, American Dance Therapy Association, Angry, Balance and coordination, Benefits of dance, Body Posture, Cardiovascular Endurance, Cheerful, Council of Scientific and industrial research, CSIR, Dance is art, Dance Movement Psychotherapy, Dance movement therapy, Dance Therapy, Destress, Disease Prevention, DMP, DMT, Dopamin, Endrofin, Entertainment, Flexibility, Lifestye Disease, Meditation, Melancholy, Mentally Physically, Mood Elevator, Mood Management, Neerja Singh, Physiotherapy, Reduce Anxiety, Reduce Muscle Tension, Reduce Stress, Rehabilitation, Rhythmically, Seratonin, Stress Reduction, Symptoms of depression, Therapeutic

Dance is an art wherein you can express yourself and have a therapeutic experience. Dance movement therapy is an old concept but needs a grip in India. The author shares her experience on how dance therapeutically heals her mentally and physically.

Breast Cancer Questions

10 Questions about breast cancer

February 5, 2018March 20, 2018 Indu S Arya 0 Comments Active Lifestyle, Best Treatment for breast cancer, Birth control pills, Breast Cancer, Breast Cancer Cure, Breast Cancer Prevention, Breast Cancer Risk, Breast Cancer Survival, Breast Conserving Treatment, Chemotherapy, Clinical Breast Exam, Detect Breast Cancer, Diet and Exercise affect Breast Cancer Risk, Estrogen, Hormone Therapy, Oral Contraceptives, Progestins, Risk Factors for Breast Cancer, Survival Rate, Top 10 questions about breast cancer, Treatment for Hodgkin's Disease, Women start having mammograms

Top 10 questions about breast cancer | Breast Cancer Prevention | Risk Factors for Breast Cancer | Cure for breast cancer | Best Treatment for early-stage breast cancer

Breast Lump

Breast lump? Why you shouldn’t panic

February 2, 2018March 20, 2018 Indu S Arya 0 Comments Annual Breast Examination, B&S advisory, Biopsy, Birth control pills, Breast Cancer, Breast Cancer Research, Breast Cancer Risk, Breast Health, Breast Lump, Breast Self exam, Breastbone, BSE, Caffeine, Calorie, Cancerous Lumps, Chronic Disease, Dimpling, Early Detection Program, Fibrocystic Breast Disease, Fruits, Hard knots, Healthy Breast, Heart Disease, Indu S., Lumps, Mammography, Mensutration, Monthly Breast Self Exams, Self Examination Technique, Sensitive Breast, Skimpy Lingrie, Smooth Breast, Sore Breast, Swelling, Vegetables, Whole Grains, Women's fear

Why your breasts are lumpy | Sussing out the good lumps from the bad | Lumps and cancer risk: Is there a connection? | What to do when your breasts hurt | Results of breast cancer research also suggest you should | Reducing your risk: Self examination techniques | Monthly Breast Self-Exams

HEALTHY DIET TIPS FOR MOMS

HEALTHY DIET TIPS FOR MOMS

December 6, 2017April 20, 2018 Shivank Khandelwal 0 Comments Alcohol, Anaemia, Ashes, Baby Growth, Banana, Beans, Birth Defects, Blood Production, Brain Development, Breads, Broccoli, Calcium, Calorie, Carbohydrate, Carrot, Cereals, Cheese, Chocolate, Clay, Constipation, Cravings, Dairy Product, Diarrhea, Dietary Guide, Dirt Chalks, Dried Fruits, Eat, Edible Bone, Egg-white, Emotional Changes, Energy Production, Eye Sight, Fish, Folic Acid, Food Craving during Pregnancy, Food Poisoning, Foods to avoid, Green Leafy Vegetables, Harmful Diseases, Healthy Diet, Healthy Gums, Healthy Pregnancy, Healthy Skin, Heartburn, Ice, International Dietician, Iron, Juice, King Mackerel, Laundry Starch, Lean Meat, Mental Retardation, Milk, Mineral, Morning Sickness, Mother, Mother's Body, Muscle Contraction, Nerves Function, Nuts, Oatmeal, Okra, Paint Chips, Pasta, Pasteurized Juice, Pasteurized Milk, Peanut Butter, Peas, Phsiological, Pica, Potatoes, Poultry, Pregnancy, Premature Delivery, Prenatal Nutrition, Protein, Raw Fish, Red Blood Cell Production, Rice, Samya Athamneh, Sardines, Sea Food, Shellfish, Snapper, Soft Drinks, Soft Scrambled Egg, Spinach, Tea, Teeth, Tilefish, Tofu, Tomato, Unveiling myths with reality, Vitamin, Vitamin A, Vitamin B, Vitamin B12, Vitamin B6, Vitamin C, Vitamin D, Weight Gain, What to eat and when, Yogurt

Healthy Diet for Moms-to-be
Eat well, be well during pregnancy
By Samya Athamneh, International Dietician

KISS-GUILT-GOODBYE-FOREVER

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KISS GUILT GOODBYE FOREVER

August 21, 2017December 20, 2017 Shivank Khandelwal 0 Comments Ambition, Anxiety, Benefit, Career, Challenges, Chronic, Devika Singh, Disappointments, Dubai Herbal Treatment Center, Emotion, Encouragement, Euphemistic, Fatigue, Fault, Frustration, Full time, Goodbye, Guilt, Infants, Insecurity, Kids, Kiss, Mental, Motherhood, Panic, Part time, Physical Health, Physically, Problem, Professional, Psychologist, School, Sitter, Son, Statistics, Strain, Struggle, Working Mother

By Shivank Khandelwal

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