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Rakesh Roshan reveals a significant health issue with over 75% carotid artery blockage, prompting a hospital stay. Post-recovery, he emphasizes regular health checks for early detection and prevention.

Rakesh Roshan's Health Scare: Carotid Arteries Severely Blocked

Esteemed filmmaker Rakesh Roshan shares a significant health update about severe carotid artery blockages discovered during a routine check-up. Now recovered, he highlights the importance of preventive healthcare.

Rakesh Roshan Shares Health Update on Blocked Arteries

Rakesh Roshan reveals severe blockage in carotid arteries, emphasizes importance of preventive healthcare. After treatment, he's recovered and urges routine checks.

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New Delhi, Jul 22 (PTI) &ndash; Esteemed filmmaker Rakesh Roshan recently shared a significant health update on his Instagram account, revealing that both his carotid arteries, crucial for blood supply to the brain, were found to be "above 75 per cent blocked".
The 75-year-old actor-director posted an insightful message alongside a photograph from his hospital stay, reassuring fans that he is now back home and has fully recovered. "This week has been truly eye opening," Roshan stated, reflecting on his experience. "During a routine full body check-up, the doctor conducting the heart sonography suggested I also undergo one for my neck. By chance, we discovered that although asymptomatic, both my carotid arteries to the brain were dangerously blocked," he wrote on Instagram.
Roshan emphasized the severity of the condition if left unchecked, describing it as potentially very dangerous. "I immediately admitted myself to the hospital and underwent the necessary preventative procedures. I am now home, fully recovered, and I look forward to resuming my workouts soon," he added, hoping to motivate others to prioritize their health, especially concerning the heart and brain.
The filmmaker, who is the proud father of Bollywood superstar Hrithik Roshan, advised regular scans for individuals over 45, such as heart CTs and carotid artery sonographies, which he noted are often overlooked. "I think it&rsquo;s important to remember that prevention is always better than cure. I wish a healthy and aware year to you all," he concluded with a message of health and prevention.
Rakesh Roshan is celebrated for directing blockbuster films like "Karan Arjun", "Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai", and the "Koi... Mil Gaya" series. He is currently co-producing "Krrish 4", which will be directed by his son, Hrithik Roshan. 
 (Only the headline of this report may have been reworked by Editorji; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
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Research shows anti-obesity injections are less effective in real-world compared to trials. Factors include discontinuation and lower dosages. Continuous use leads to better weight loss.

Anti-Obesity Injections Real vs. Trial Results

New study shows that anti-obesity injections perform less effectively in real-world situations than clinical trials show. Discontinuation and low doses are major factors affecting outcomes.

Study shows anti-obesity injections are less effective in real-world settings. Factors include high discontinuation rates and lower dosages. Continuous treatment yields better weight loss outcomes.

Anti-obesity injections may have smaller effects on weight loss in a real-world context compared to clinical trials, as patients tend to discontinue treatment or use a lower maintenance dose, a study in US patients has found.
Semaglutide, sold under the brand names Wegovy and Ozempic, and tirzepatide (Zepbound and Mounjaro) are prescribed for weight management and treating type 2 diabetes by helping patients regulate blood sugar.
The study, published in the Obesity Journal, examined the effects of anti-obesity injectables on weight reduction and blood sugar regulation (glycaemic control) in a real-world setting.
"Our study shows that patients treated for obesity with semaglutide or tirzepatide lost less weight on average in a regular clinical setting compared to what is observed in randomised clinical trials," lead author Dr Hamlet Gasoyan, a researcher with the Cleveland Clinic, US, said.
"According to our data, this could be explained by higher rates of discontinuation and lower maintenance dosages used in clinical practice, compared to randomised clinical trial settings," Dr Gasoyan said.
The researchers examined 7,881 adult patients with an average body mass index (BMI) of over 39 -- classified as 'severe obesity'. Of these, 1,320 had pre-diabetes at the start of the study, which meant they were at a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
The participants were started on obesity treatments between 2021 and 2023 with semaglutide or tirzepatide injectables.
Following up on the participants a year after starting with the treatment, the average weight loss among those who discontinued injections within three months was 3.6 per cent, compared to 6.8 per cent in those who discontinued within 3-12 months.
"Mean percentage weight reduction at one year was 8.7 per cent, and it was 3.6 per cent with early discontinuation (three months), 6.8 per cent with late discontinuation (3-12 months) and 11.9 per cent with no discontinuation," the authors wrote.
Furthermore, those on a high-maintenance dosage -- the amount required to sustain the effects of the medication -- lost 13.7 per cent of their body weight with semaglutide and 18 per cent with tirzepatide, the researchers said.
Among the participants having pre-diabetes, 33 per cent of those who stopped taking injections within three months experienced normal blood sugar levels, compared to 41 per cent who discontinued within 3-12 months, and 67.9 per cent of those who did not discontinue treatment.
"The average weight reduction in this cohort was lower than that observed in the main phase 3 (clinical) trials, likely because of higher rates of discontinuation and lower maintenance dosages," the team wrote.
They identified that those not discontinuing medications or taking a high-maintenance dose were among the factors related to more chances of losing at least 10 per cent of one's body weight in a year.
Overall, over a fifth of the study group was found to have discontinued their medications within three months of the study's start, while 32 per cent discontinued within 3-12 months.
Reasons for discontinuing treatment included costs and insurance-related issues, side effects and medication shortages, the researchers said.

Delhi plans a Centre of Excellence in Diabetes focused on integrating yoga and lifestyle modifications to aid economically weaker sections, pending Cabinet approval.

Delhi to Launch Diabetes Excellence Center

Delhi's new Centre of Excellence in Diabetes aims to blend yoga and lifestyle changes into treatment. Targeted at underprivileged sectors, this Rs 17 crore initiative awaits Cabinet nod, promising enhanced healthcare delivery at GTB Hospital.

Delhi aims to establish a Center of Excellence in Diabetes and Endocrinology, integrating yoga and lifestyle changes into treatment.

The Delhi government is planning to set up a specialised Centre of Excellence in Diabetes and Endocrinology to promote yoga, lifestyle changes, and dietary modifications in managing diabetes and to conduct research on the lifestyle disease, officials said.
The proposed centre will be an autonomous institute offering specialised care for economically weaker sections and will extend the existing Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism (DEM) at the Guru Teg Bahadur (GTB) hospital, they said.
The project, with a financial implication of Rs 17 crore, has already been recommended by a committee constituted by the Department of Health and Family Welfare and is currently awaiting Cabinet approval.
An official said the new centre will provide advanced care to patients suffering from diabetes and endocrine disorders.
"Diabetes affects even young individuals, with lifestyle factors like obesity, lack of physical activity, and unhealthy eating habits contributing to the disease,&rdquo; he said.
The centre will focus on promoting yoga, lifestyle changes, and healthy dietary habits as part of treatment strategies for diabetes, he added.
He further said that once approved, the facility will be the first of its kind in the government sector across the country, offering state-of-the-art treatment and referral services to underprivileged patients.
A proposal prepared by the health department will be presented to the chief minister for approval.
&ldquo;Creation of an institute of excellence in this field will add substantial value to the healthcare services provided by the Delhi government through its hospitals by offering world-class referral services in a critically important area,&rdquo; the proposal reads.
The DEM Centre, established in 2013 as a project under the 11th Five Year Plan, operates from a dedicated four-and-a-half-storey building on the GTB Hospital campus.
It was envisioned as a referral superspecialty centre providing advanced care, diagnostic services, research, and training in endocrinology. There were also plans to initiate super-specialty programmes (DM-level courses).
However, the pace of development of the centre has been slow and many of the original objectives remain unfulfilled, the official noted.

Pawan Kalyan's son, Mark, was injured in a Singapore school fire. With PM Narendra Modi's support and global prayers, Mark is slowly recovering.

Pawan Kalyan Shares Son Mark’s Health Update After Singapore School Fire

Actor and Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan's son, Mark, injured in a Singapore school fire. PM Modi offers support. Mark is hospitalized and recovering.

Pawan Kalyan's son, Mark, suffered injuries during a Singapore school fire. PM Modi and many others have extended support. Mark is slowly recovering.

April 8, 2025: In a distressing incident, actor and Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Pawan Kalyan, revealed that his son, Mark Shankar Pawanovich, was injured in a recent school fire in Singapore. Kalyan informed the public that Mark is currently hospitalized and slowly recuperating. Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended his support by personally contacting Pawan Kalyan, offering words of encouragement that provided strength during this challenging time. Additionally, the Indian High Commissioner in Singapore has been directed to offer necessary assistance. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu also reached out to express his concern. Pawan Kalyan expressed gratitude towards the numerous well-wishers, including politicians, actors, and others who prayed for his son&rsquo;s swift recovery, holding poojas at temples on Mark&rsquo;s behalf. &ldquo;Mark Shankar is gradually recovering due to these good-hearted wishes and blessings. I sincerely thank everyone,&rdquo; Kalyan stated. The fire broke out in a shophouse on River Valley Road in Singapore, where several individuals, including children, were caught in the blaze. Pawan Kalyan&rsquo;s eight-year-old son, Mark, sustained burns on his limbs and suffered from smoke inhalation. The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) quickly responded to control the fire. At the time of the incident, Pawan Kalyan was in Andhra Pradesh's Alluri Sitarama Raju district on an official visit, engaging with local communities. He promptly canceled his remaining engagements in Visakhapatnam to fly to Singapore and be with his son. Mark, who attends school in Singapore, is currently receiving medical treatment at a local hospital. Pawan Kalyan and his third wife, Anna Lezhneva, have two children&mdash;Mark and their daughter, Polena. The family maintains a low profile, rarely appearing in public together.

L&T chairman SN Subrahmanyan's call for longer working hours has faced criticism as health experts and a 2021 UN report emphasize the dangers of overwork, including increased risk of physical and mental health issues.

SN Subrahmanyan's 90-hour workweek comment sparks health concerns

L&amp;T chairman SN Subrahmanyan's call for longer working hours has faced criticism as health experts and a 2021 UN report emphasize the dangers of overwork, including increased risk of physical and mental health issues.

SN Subrahmanyan, Chairman and Managing Director of the renowned conglomerate Larsen &amp; Toubro (L&amp;T), recently expressed regret over not being able to make his employees work on Sundays. His comments, which suggested a 90-hour workweek, have sparked significant backlash, especially in light of growing concerns over work-life balance and well-being.
While Subrahmanyan's remarks were intended to inspire hard work and ambition, the reality of long working hours and their potential harm to health is well-documented. <a href="https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240034945" target="_blank">A 2021 report by the United Nations</a> underscores the severe impact that extended office hours can have on both physical and mental health. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s shocking to see so many people literally being killed by their jobs,&rdquo; said <a href="https://www.who.int/news/item/17-09-2021-who-ilo-almost-2-million-people-die-from-work-related-causes-each-year" target="_blank">Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General</a>. "Our report is a wake-up call to countries and businesses to improve and protect the health and safety of workers by honouring their commitments to provide universal coverage of occupational health and safety services.&rdquo;&nbsp; 
The UN Report and Its Findings The United Nations&rsquo; 2021 report revealed alarming statistics about the consequences of overwork. Nearly two million people die each year due to work-related injuries and illnesses, with 1.9 million deaths recorded in 2016 alone. Among the leading causes of death were chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (415,000 deaths), strokes, and ischaemic heart disease.
The COVID-19 pandemic, which normalized the concept of working from home, further exacerbated the problem, making it even more evident that long hours are increasingly becoming detrimental to people's health. In addition to these conditions, the report highlighted 19 other occupational risk factors, including exposure to harmful substances like asbestos and prolonged sitting, which can lead to various health problems. 
Work-Life Balance and Its Importance
As conversations around work-life balance grow louder, Subrahmanyan&rsquo;s call for longer hours seems increasingly out of touch with modern concerns about employee health and well-being. Actor Deepika Padukone, among others, criticized the remarks, emphasizing the importance of work-life harmony for a productive and healthy life.
Responding to the backlash, L&amp;T clarified on Friday that the Chairman&rsquo;s comments were meant to reflect the company's broader commitment to nation-building and the extraordinary efforts required to achieve ambitious goals. ALSO READ: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/l-t-defends-chairman-s-90-hour-workweek-remark-amid-mixed-reactions-1736493559640" target="_blank">L&amp;T defends chairman's 90-hour workweek remark amid mixed reactions</a> 
Health experts have long advocated for healthier work practices. Among the top suggestions are taking short breaks throughout the day, engaging in mindfulness exercises, and managing stress more effectively. Furthermore, creating flexible work environments and setting clear boundaries between work and personal life are critical steps toward improving well-being.
Other recommended practices include:
<ul>
<li>Taking regular breaks during work</li>
<li>Engaging in mindfulness and relaxation techniques</li>
<li>Managing stress and maintaining flexibility at work</li>
<li>Setting clear work-life boundaries</li>
<li>Staying physically active</li>
<li>Eating a balanced, healthy diet</li>
<li>Seeking support for mental health</li>
<li>Prioritizing health and wellness goals</li>
<li>Taking "me time" for personal recharge</li>
<li>Setting realistic short-term goals</li>
</ul>
 In conclusion, while Subrahmanyan&rsquo;s comment aimed to encourage a strong work ethic, it is important to remember the growing body of evidence that supports the need for balanced work schedules. As the UN report and health experts advise, the focus must shift toward protecting workers&rsquo; physical and mental health, ensuring sustainable productivity, and embracing a holistic approach to work.

Drinking raisin water is gaining a lot of traction due to its numerous health benefits. It offers fibre that helps alleviate constipation and promotes regular bowel movements.

Raisin water benefits: Know why this nutrient-packed water is gaining popularity 

<h2>Drinking raisin water is gaining a lot of traction due to its numerous health benefits. It offers fibre that helps alleviate constipation and promotes regular bowel movements.</h2>

Nowadays, raisin water is gaining a lot of popularity due to its numerous health benefits. Soaking 4-5 raisins in water overnight and drinking it next day on an empty stomach has surprising benefits.
Drinking raisin water offers fibre that helps alleviate constipation and promotes regular bowel movements. It's a helpful source of iron, potassium, and antioxidants, which help maintain healthy blood pressure and protect cells from damage. Raisins contain natural sugar, so it's important to consume them in moderation, especially for people who are diabetic.
<h3>Benefits of drinking raisin water</h3>
mproved Digestion: Raisins are rich in fibre, which aids in digestion and helps alleviate constipation, promoting regular bowel movements.
Source of Essential Nutrients: Raisin water provides essential nutrients such as iron, potassium, and antioxidants, which support overall health and well-being.
Heart Health: The potassium content in raisin water helps regulate blood pressure and maintain cardiovascular health.
Antioxidant Protection: Raisins contain antioxidants that help protect cells from damage caused by free radicals, reducing the risk of chronic diseases and promoting overall health.
Natural Energy Boost: Raisins contain natural sugars and carbohydrates, providing a quick energy boost when consumed.
Hydration: Drinking raisin water helps keep the body hydrated, contributing to overall health and well-being.
Weight Management: The fibre content in raisins helps promote satiety and reduce appetite, potentially aiding in weight management efforts.
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A recent study, published in the medical journal Diabetologia revels how many hours you should stand, sit and sleep. 

Study reveals how many hours you should stand, sit and sleep for better health 

A recent study, published in the medical journal Diabetologia revels how many hours you should stand, sit and sleep.&nbsp;

A recent study, published in the medical journal Diabetologia, analysed the behaviour of over 2,000 participants aged 40-75 to examine how they spent their time sitting, standing, sleeping, and engaging in physical activities.
<h3>How much should you sit, stand and sleep daily?</h3>
According to the researchers, the ideal breakdown of the perfect daily routine for optimal health should be: 6 hours of sitting, 5 hours and 10 minutes of standing, 2 hours and 10 minutes of light-to-moderate physical activity, 2 hours and 10 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity, and 8 hours and 20 minutes of sleep.
The study revealed a clear trend of less sitting, more standing, activity, and sleep for better health.
&ldquo;This breakdown encompasses a wide range of health markers and converges on the 24 hours associated with overall optimal health,&rdquo; said Christian Brakenridge, from the Centre for Urban Transitions, Swinburne University of Technology.
&ldquo;For different health markers, from waist circumference to fasting glucose, there would be different levels for each behaviour,&rdquo; added Brakenridge, also the lead author of the study published in the journal Diabetologia.
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