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A disease may not define you. On International Epilepsy Day 2022, we bring you the story of a person who not only conquered the health condition but went on to build a career so distinct that puts him up as an example in front of the world. Prof. K C Janardhan, the calligraphy maestro speaks to THIP&nbsp;Media on how he conquered Epilepsy. It is estimated that there are around 50 million people living with&nbsp;epilepsy&nbsp;(PWE) globally.&nbsp;India carries an enormous burden of epilepsy. By conservative estimates, there are ten million people with epilepsy (PWE), three million with drug resistant epilepsy (DRE) and one million potential candidates for epilepsy surgery (ES) in India. Drug-resistant epilepsy (DRE) can be associated with developmental delay in infants and young children, and severe disability and morbidity in older children and adults, as well as a mortality rate of 5&ndash;10 times that of the general population. However, there are many&nbsp;

How do you win over Epilepsy

A disease may not define you. On International Epilepsy Day 2022, we bring you the story of a person who not only conquered the health condition but went on to build a career so distinct that puts him up as an example in front of the world. Prof. K C Janardhan, the calligraphy maestro speaks to THIP&nbsp;Media on how he conquered Epilepsy. It is estimated that there are around 50 million people living with&nbsp;epilepsy&nbsp;(PWE) globally.&nbsp;India carries an enormous burden of epilepsy. By conservative estimates, there are ten million people with epilepsy (PWE), three million with drug resistant epilepsy (DRE) and one million potential candidates for epilepsy surgery (ES) in India. Drug-resistant epilepsy (DRE) can be associated with developmental delay in infants and young children, and severe disability and morbidity in older children and adults, as well as a mortality rate of 5&ndash;10 times that of the general population. However, there are many&nbsp;

Renowned Dietitian&nbsp;Sheela&nbsp;Krishnaswamy&nbsp;moderates a panel discussion between Dr. Manish&nbsp;Singhal, Senior Oncologist, Apollo Hospital and Mr. Shivashankar&nbsp;T. , Clinical Nutritionist, TATA&nbsp;Memorial Hospital on How diet affects Cancer - in prevention and during treatment.

Diet for Cancer prevention and Cancer treatment

Renowned Dietitian&nbsp;Sheela&nbsp;Krishnaswamy&nbsp;moderates a panel discussion between Dr. Manish&nbsp;Singhal, Senior Oncologist, Apollo Hospital and Mr. Shivashankar&nbsp;T. , Clinical Nutritionist, TATA&nbsp;Memorial Hospital on How diet affects Cancer - in prevention and during treatment.

Can Cancers get passed in your genes? Are they hereditary? Oncologist Dr. Naveen&nbsp;Sanchety&nbsp;explains&nbsp;

Are Cancers hereditary?

Can Cancers get passed in your genes? Are they hereditary? Oncologist Dr. Naveen&nbsp;Sanchety&nbsp;explains&nbsp;

Can you get brain Cancer by using your mobile phone too much? Senior Oncologist Dr Naveen Sanchety&nbsp;clears the doubt about this popular myth.

Can mobile phone usage lead to brain Cancer Fact Check

Can you get brain Cancer by using your mobile phone too much? Senior Oncologist Dr Naveen Sanchety&nbsp;clears the doubt about this popular myth.

Senior Oncologist, Dr. Manish&nbsp;Singhal&nbsp;explains the relation between high BP, Cholesterol, and Cancer.

Are people with high blood pressure and cholesterol at higher risk of Cancer?

Senior Oncologist, Dr. Manish&nbsp;Singhal&nbsp;explains the relation between high BP, Cholesterol, and Cancer.

We all live with some amount of stress in our life. But at times, stress gets too much of us. That's a time when you need professional counseling from a psychologist or a psychiatrist. How exactly do you know when it is time for you to seek counseling? Explains Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Puneet&nbsp;Jain

When is it time to take professional stress counselling

We all live with some amount of stress in our life. But at times, stress gets too much of us. That's a time when you need professional counseling from a psychologist or a psychiatrist. How exactly do you know when it is time for you to seek counseling? Explains Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Puneet&nbsp;Jain

Are anti-depressants right for treating depression? Or, do they have a reverse effect on your depression by making you more depressed? Explains clinical psychologist, Dr.Puneet&nbsp;Jain

Can anti depressants make you more depressed?

Are anti-depressants right for treating depression? Or, do they have a reverse effect on your depression by making you more depressed? Explains clinical psychologist, Dr.Puneet&nbsp;Jain

When does counseling work and when does medicine? What is the best way to handle depression - medicine or counseling? Explains clinical psychologist, Dr.Puneet&nbsp;Jain.

Counseling vs Medicines: What's the best way to handle stress and depression?

When does counseling work and when does medicine? What is the best way to handle depression - medicine or counseling? Explains clinical psychologist, Dr.Puneet&nbsp;Jain.

Counseling vs Medicines: When does counseling work and when does medicine? What is the best way to handle depression - medicine or counseling? Explains clinical psychologist, Dr.Puneet&nbsp;Jain.

Can you measure stress? Can you know how much stress are you in? Explains clinical psychologist, Dr. Puneet&nbsp;Jain.&nbsp;

Can stress be measured?

Can you measure stress? Can you know how much stress are you in? Explains clinical psychologist, Dr. Puneet&nbsp;Jain.&nbsp;

Are you always stressed? It can hurt your health. So, how do you handle stress? What should you do? Explains clinical psychologist, Dr. Puneet&nbsp;Jain.

A doctors advice on how to handle stress

Are you always stressed? It can hurt your health. So, how do you handle stress? What should you do? Explains clinical psychologist, Dr. Puneet&nbsp;Jain.

Stress may not be completely bad. It acts as a motivation for people. However, people need to understand when stress is becoming too much to handle and seek professional help accordingly. Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Puneet&nbsp;Jain explains why stress is both a good and bad thing in our life.

Stress is both good and bad

Stress may not be completely bad. It acts as a motivation for people. However, people need to understand when stress is becoming too much to handle and seek professional help accordingly. Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Puneet&nbsp;Jain explains why stress is both a good and bad thing in our life.

If two people put in the same stressful situation, will they feel it the same way? We ask Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Puneet&nbsp;Jain. Dr. Jain explains that the intensity of stress one experience and the way they react to it depends on a lot of external factors including how the person has been brought up.

If two people put in the same stressful situation, will they feel it the same way? We ask Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Puneet Jain. Dr. Jain explains that the intensity of stress one experience and the way they react to it depends on a lot of external facto

If two people put in the same stressful situation, will they feel it the same way? We ask Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Puneet&nbsp;Jain. Dr. Jain explains that the intensity of stress one experience and the way they react to it depends on a lot of external factors including how the person has been brought up.

According to the Dementia&nbsp;India&nbsp;Report 2010 by the&nbsp;Alzheimer's&nbsp;and Related Disorders Society of&nbsp;India&nbsp;(ARDSI), there were around 3.7 million Indians with dementia in 2010 with the number projected to rise to 7.6 million by 2030.&nbsp;
Unfortunately, this is one of those medical conditions where the family suffers as much as the patients, if not more. Hence, widespread awareness building is very necessary.&nbsp;
Is Alzheimer's only about forgetfulness? Is it only about age? We discuss multiple such points in this video of HealthFiles.
In this episode of The Healthy Indian Project's&nbsp;HealthFiles, we discuss Alzheimer's Disease - not the nuances of the disease, but the nuances of family aspects. We have a patients' son who tells you how he feels he could have spotted his father's disease at least 10 years earlier had he been aware. We have an expert who tells you how a simple emotional touch can help to calm such patients.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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An interesting discussion.
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Alzheimer's India family support caregiver infrastructure

According to the Dementia&nbsp;India&nbsp;Report 2010 by the&nbsp;Alzheimer's&nbsp;and Related Disorders Society of&nbsp;India&nbsp;(ARDSI), there were around 3.7 million Indians with dementia in 2010 with the number projected to rise to 7.6 million by 2030.&nbsp;
Unfortunately, this is one of those medical conditions where the family suffers as much as the patients, if not more. Hence, widespread awareness building is very necessary.&nbsp;
Is Alzheimer's only about forgetfulness? Is it only about age? We discuss multiple such points in this video of HealthFiles.
In this episode of The Healthy Indian Project's&nbsp;HealthFiles, we discuss Alzheimer's Disease - not the nuances of the disease, but the nuances of family aspects. We have a patients' son who tells you how he feels he could have spotted his father's disease at least 10 years earlier had he been aware. We have an expert who tells you how a simple emotional touch can help to calm such patients.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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An interesting discussion.
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With vaccination happening at lightning speed in India, it won't be long before its turn for the younger generation. But is the vaccine safe for teenagers? Can the vaccine have side effects for a growing up kid? Do hormonal changes in a teenager have any effect on the efficacy of the vaccine? We put together a doctor, a principal, and a parent to discuss the common yet important concerns around the vaccine that a parent may have.

covishield covaxin for school students teenagers adolescents

With vaccination happening at lightning speed in India, it won't be long before its turn for the younger generation. But is the vaccine safe for teenagers? Can the vaccine have side effects for a growing up kid? Do hormonal changes in a teenager have any effect on the efficacy of the vaccine? We put together a doctor, a principal, and a parent to discuss the common yet important concerns around the vaccine that a parent may have.

high blood pressure and cancer relation

High blood cholesterol levels can cause fatty deposits to build upon the walls of your arteries and restrict blood flows. This also results in high blood pressure in patients and is known to be one of the key reasons for heart diseases. But heart issues are not the only risk for people with high blood pressure. Dr. Manish Singhal, Senior Oncologist, explains how people with high BP are also vulnerable to getting Cancer.

indian medical association vs aayush systems experts debate

India follows a multi-disciplinary medical system. Along with modern medicine, Homeopathy, Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, Yoga, Naturopathy are approved medicine fields. The system is not new or recently approved, though it surely has been given a push in recent days. There are medical colleges educating doctors of these Alternative Medicinal practices. There are Govt. approved hospitals and medical centres around Alternative Medicines. The Indian Medical Association (IMA) has recently called the AYUSH group of medical practices as Quackery. This opens up a series of confusion for common people - a) Should Indian citizens believe in Alternative Medicines at all? b) Should there be Homeopathy or Ayurveda institutes producing doctors if these practices are Quackery at the end of day? In this episode, we talk to Dr. Satish Tyagi, Vice President - Delhi Medical Association (Chapter of IMA) and Dr. P. Rammanohar, Research Director, Amrita School of Ayurveda.

Lemons for Cancer the myth that refuses to die

One of the most popular myths of all time - "Lemons cure Cancer" - makes its return on social media every year in newer forms. While some fake posts say lemon juice is 10 times more effective than chemotherapy, some others say 10,000 times. Some other such posts even mention 'hot' lemon water as a variant to make it sounds authentic.&nbsp;Dr. Manish Singhal&nbsp;clarifies the myth about the effect of lemon juice on Cancer cells in the body.

hot coconut water for cancer true or false

Will hot coconut water cure Cancer?: A message on social media claims that&nbsp;drinking hot coconut water daily would destroy Cancer cells in body. The message was attributed to Dr. Rajendra&nbsp;Bawde. In May 2019, Tata Memorial Centre in Mumbai, a premier Cancer care hospital in which Dr. Bawde&nbsp;was then the Director, issued a Press Statement saying the message was unscientific and was never uttered by Dr. Bawde. In this video Medical Oncologist, Dr. Manish&nbsp;Singhal&nbsp;busts the myth about hot Coconut water and its effect on Cancer.

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