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Cipla's CipAir app revolutionizes asthma care in India. With Android access, it offers symptom evaluations and medical guidance. Aiming to tackle high asthma rates and improve treatment outcomes, an iOS version is planned.

Cipla launches mobile app for Asthma screening in India

Cipla's innovative CipAir app revolutionizes asthma care in India, offering first-line screening and guidance for asthma patients. Available on Android, the app improves diagnosis and treatment outcomes with plans for iOS access.

Cipla launches mobile app for first-line Asthma screening in India 

Cipla has launched the CipAir mobile app for asthma screening in India, aiming to address the underdiagnosis of the condition. The app, initially available on Android, will help improve diagnosis and care for the 34.3 million people affected by asthma.

Cipla has introduced a new mobile application designed to assist in the first-line screening for asthma in India. The launch is part of the company's effort to address the significant burden of asthma in the country, which is estimated to affect around 34.3 million people, according to the Global Burden of Disease report. India has a notably higher asthma mortality rate&mdash;three times greater than the global average&mdash;and experiences a two-fold higher disability burden associated with asthma. These alarming statistics can be partly attributed to the underdiagnosis and undertreatment of the disease.
Umang Vohra, the Managing Director and Global CEO of Cipla, stated that the company is leveraging the latest technological advancements to develop solutions that are transforming patient care. These solutions aim to enhance diagnostic capabilities, improve treatment efficacy, and optimize asthma management outcomes, ultimately contributing to better quality of life for asthma patients in India.
The CipAir mobile app, initially available on Android devices, will enable users to assess their symptoms and receive guidance for further medical consultation. Cipla also plans to expand the availability of the app to iOS devices in the near future, making it more accessible to a wider audience

Menstrual cups are reusable menstrual hygiene products that are easy to use and pocket-friendly. In this video, we will bust some myths around using these cups.

Not sure about Menstrual Cups? We've got you covered!

Menstrual cups are reusable menstrual hygiene products that are easy to use and pocket-friendly. In this video, we will bust some myths around using these cups.&nbsp;&nbsp;

((VO with visuals)) A reusable menstrual hygiene product, menstrual cups have become a popular trend over the last couple of years. Shaped like a funnel, ((GFX&nbsp;1)) they are small cups made of rubber or silicone that one needs to insert into the vagina to collect period fluid. These leak-proof silicone cups can hold the period blood for around 6-10 hours at once, and being reusable, they are a great eco-friendly alternative to sanitary pads and tampons. Also, it cuts back a lot on the monthly period product expenditure and we're definitely not complaining&nbsp;about that!
Menstrual cups need to be handled with utmost importance in order to maintain hygiene. One should always wash hands before and after inserting or removing the cup. Apart from washing hands, it is also essential to wash the cup with water every time before insertion. And at the end of the cycle, sanitize the cup by boiling it in water for 2-4 minutes.
However, we understand that many people are&nbsp;still hesitant to make this transition as there are several myths and taboos which surround the cups. So we've got a Reproductive Health Scientist to help you out.
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Zoya,&nbsp;Reproductive Health Scientist
((GFX&nbsp;1))&nbsp;((Myth 1 byte))
Caption 1:&nbsp;The hymen only&nbsp;partly covers&nbsp;the vaginal opening
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Caption 2: Add pointer supers over video&nbsp;appearing one by one (no band, only text)
<ul>
<li>Buy from a known brand</li>
<li>Made of safe material</li>
<li>Store the cup well</li>
<li>Sterilize the cup before reusing</li>
</ul>
((GFX&nbsp;3)) ((Myth 3 byte))
Caption 3: The vagina is a muscular elastic tube that adjusts its shape
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Caption 4: Cervix is the lowest part of the uterus and acts as a gatekeeper&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Caption 5: Cups require a couple of&nbsp;trials to get used to

Menstrual cups are reusable menstrual hygiene products that are easy to use and pocket-friendly. In this video, we will bust some myths around using these cups.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A reusable menstrual hygiene product, menstrual cups have become a popular trend over the last couple of years. Shaped like a funnel, they are small cups made of rubber or silicone that one needs to insert into the vagina to collect period fluid.
These leak-proof silicone cups can hold the period blood for around 6-10 hours at once, and being reusable, they are a great eco-friendly alternative to sanitary pads and tampons. Also, it cuts back a lot on the monthly period product expenditure and we're definitely not complaining&nbsp;about that!
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/menstrual-cups-are-safe-effective-says-lancet-study-1563435239026" target="_blank">Menstrual cups</a> need to be handled with utmost importance in order to maintain hygiene. One should always wash hands before and after inserting or removing the cup. Apart from washing hands, it is also essential to wash the cup with water every time before insertion. And at the end of the cycle, sanitize the cup by boiling it in water for 2-4 minutes.
However, we understand that many people are&nbsp;still hesitant to make this transition as there are several myths and taboos which surround the cups. So we've got a Reproductive Health Scientist to help you out.
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/menstrual-cups-are-safe-effective-says-lancet-study-1563435239026" target="_blank">Menstrual cups are safe &amp; effective, says Lancet study</a>

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