Are GLP-1 weight-loss drugs a medical breakthrough or a ticking time bomb? The debate is louder than ever— hailed by some as miracle cures, dismissed by others as dangerous shortcuts.
In this episode of 'Booked', top endocrinologist Dr. Ambrish Mithal unpacks the world of new-age weight-management drugs, their side effects, their benefits and what lies ahead in his new book The Weight Loss Revolution.
The quest for weight loss has taken a dramatic turn. A wave of new-age solutions, from once-weekly injectables like Wegovy and Mounjaro to oral GLP-1 drugs and off-label prescriptions, has flooded global markets, including India. But as our bodies shrink, our minds may be buckling under pressure…
As someone deeply involved in precision medicine and longevity care, it is time for India to go beyond fragmented data protection frameworks and enact a dedicated Genomic Protection Act, one that prioritises clinical oversight, ethical stewardship, and individual rights.
A global study reveals women with severe postpartum bleeding face higher heart risks for 15 years after delivery.
A Lancet report reveals over 1.44 million zero-dose children in India missing essential vaccines.
A viral social media video promoted using urine as an eye wash, alarming medical experts. Doctors caution that this practice can cause infections and permanent vision damage.
Eye specialists observe a rise in burning and dry eye symptoms due to increased screen use and urban pollution. Ignoring symptoms can worsen eye health.
India is among the countries with the highest number of zero-dose children, according to a Lancet report. The study revealed the troubling state of vaccination stagnation worldwide leaving vulnerable children susceptible to deadly, preventable children.
Bharat Biotech and GSK announce price reduction for the world's first malaria vaccine to under $5. This move aims to improve access and save thousands of children in malaria-endemic countries.
As Wegovy ushers in a new wave of weight-loss drugs to tackle India's growing obesity crisis, Dr. Rishma Pai, President-Elect of International Federation of Fertility Societies, sheds light on their use in obese women dealing with PCOS, infertility, and menopausal health risks.
Scientists have discovered 20 new viruses in bats from China, including two henipaviruses similar to deadly strains. This raises concerns over possible virus transmission to humans via contaminated fruits or water.
