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   Rebuilding Lives: Improving Trauma Care in India through Prevention, Timely Intervention and Improved Treatment  Reported by Sanchita chatterjee Kolkata, April 17, 2026 :  Experts highlight the growing burden of road accidents and osteoporosis-related fractures; call for greater awareness, rapid response and improved access to treatment.   With trauma emerging as a leading cause of death and disability in India, healthcare experts today stressed the urgent need for a comprehensive approach to trauma care that combines prevention, early intervention and improved treatment.  Speaking at a press conference titled “Rebuilding Lives: Advancing Trauma Care in India”, leading doctors and industry representatives highlighted the double burden of road accidents and osteoporosis-related fractures, which together account for a significant proportion of trauma cases across the country.  Road accidents in India are on the rise, particularly affecting the yo...

   Reported by Sanchita chatterjee  21March kolkata: Techno India DAMA Hospital Launches Indian Association Of Gynaecological Endoscopist (IAGE) Training Centre For The budding gynaecologists of eastern India  In a significant step towards strengthening minimally invasive healthcare practices. Techno India DAMA Hospital today inaugurated its state-of-the-artIndian Association Of Gynaecological Endoscopist (IAGE) Training Centre for the doctors. Present in the inauguration ceremony were, Dr. Kalyan Barmade, IAGE President, Dr. Manoshi Bhaskar Pal, FOGSI President, Prof. Roychowdhury, Co-Chairperson of Techno India Group and Co-Chancellor of Techno India University, Dr Sourav Ghosh, Medical Director, Techno India DAMA Hospital and Mrs. Mona Sarkar, Chief Executive Officer, Techno India DAMA Hospital. Established in collaboration with the IAGE the newly launched centre aims to empower the healthcare professionals with cutting-edge skills in endoscopic procedures. Headed...

   Reported by Sanchita chatterjee Kolkata, 12th March 2026: Strengthening access to advanced organ transplant care in Eastern India, Manipal Hospitals Kolkata launched the Manipal Comprehensive Transplant Centre, a dedicated centre offering integrated transplant services for heart, kidney, liver and bone marrow transplants on the occasion of World Kidney Day. The centre brought together leading specialists, advanced infrastructure and a multidisciplinary clinical approach to provide seamless care from patient evaluation and surgery to post-transplant recovery and long-term follow-up. The launch marked an important step in expanding transplant capabilities in Eastern India, where the need for advanced organ transplant procedures has been steadily increasing. The initiative aimed to build a robust ecosystem for organ transplantation by integrating expertise across cardiology, nephrology, hepatology, urology, oncology and transplant surgery. During the programme, leading expert...

    Reported by Sanchita chatterjee Kolkata  7th March: Manipal Hospitals Kolkata Celebrates International Women’s Day 2026.  Honouring Women Leaders and Inspiring Stories of leadership, courage and survival took centre stage as marked International Women’s Day 2026 with a special celebration honouring inspiring women from diverse walks of life. The event brought together women leaders, doctors and patient survivors, creating a platform to recognise achievements, share personal journeys and encourage greater awareness around women’s health and well-being. On the occasion, the hospital felicitated distinguished women from diverse fields for their exceptional contributions to society. The honourees included Jessica Gomes Surana, Principal of Birla High School Mukundapur, Neha Singh and Roohie Singh, Lieutenant Colonels (Dr) from the Indian Armed Forces, and Smita Roy Chowdhury, Editor of a leading entertainment supplement published by a renowned newspaper and Dr. Anjan...

  Reported bySanchita Chatterjee, Kolkata :  Reinforcing the message that cancer is a chapter, not the end of the story, Manipal Hospital Dhakuria , one of India’s largest healthcare providers – Manipal Hospital Group – organised a heartwarming Survivors Meet – “ Celebrating Cancer Warriors ”. The meet was attended by Dr. Shuvayu Banerjee , Advisor and Consultant – Consultant, Comprehensive Cancer Care Centre, Senior Consultant- GI Oncology , Manipal Hospital Dhakuria and other eminent oncologists and physicians of the hospital. The event brought together cancer survivors, caregivers, doctors and community members to honour the triumph of resilience, recovery and the human spirit. Cancer remains one of the major health challenges globally and in India, with lakhs of new cases being reported every year. However, advances in early diagnosis , precision medicine and multifaceted care have significantly improved survival rates and quality of life.  Platforms like Cancer Surv...

   Reported by Sanchita chatterjee  kolkata :  Honey is collected from a beehive, which is the home of honeybees. Inside the beehive, bees collect nectar from flowers and change it into honey. They store the honey in hexagonal wax cells called honeycombs. Beekeepers collect honey carefully so that the bees are not harmed. They use special tools and protective clothing while removing the honeycombs from the hive. The honey is then extracted, filtered, and stored in clean containers. Honey is a natural and healthy food that provides energy and is used in cooking, medicine, and daily life.