Saraswati Devi, from Medininagar, traveled 125 kilometers to Ranchi for medical treatment. Under the care of Dr. Judhajit Roy Choudhury and Sustaining Life’s home healthcare services, she received ongoing support during her recovery. This integrated approach ensured her health and well-being, demonstrating the effectiveness of patient-centered healthcare beyond hospital settings.
Endoscopy, a vital non-invasive medical procedure, has roots in the ancient Indian art of sword swallowing, a tradition linked to spiritual mastery. In 1868, performer Iron Henry inspired Dr. Kussmaul's innovation of the endoscope, leading to modern diagnostics. Sword Swallower's Awareness Day honors this unique medical contribution each February.
Many neuro patients face the critical decision of hospital stay versus returning home. While hospitals offer security, extended stays pose infection, financial, and emotional risks. Alternatives like home healthcare, telehealth, rehabilitation centers, and community support can provide balanced care. Families should weigh options to ensure the best care for their loved ones.
Dr. Anjan Roy, a young doctor, prioritized home healthcare for elderly patients over prestigious hospital offers. Regularly visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sharma, he provided medical care and companionship. Despite their children living far away, Dr. Roy's visits brought comfort and reassurance. As he helped the Sharmas navigate old age with dignity, he found profound joy in giving and receiving love.
In a historic victory, the Indian cricket team clinched their second T20 World Cup title after a 17-year wait, defeating South Africa in a thrilling final. The nation erupted in jubilation, transcending boundaries and celebrating unity in diversity. This victory not only marked a significant milestone in Indian cricket but also highlighted the emergence of a new generation of heroes. Both Sharma and Kohli announced their retirement from T20 internationals, making this win even more memorable.
Despite meticulous planning, our train journey from Birgunj to Ranchi turned chaotic. Delays, dirty coaches, and a water shortage tested our patience. Despite prompt response from Railway Customer Service, the journey continued to be troublesome. Missed connections and inadequate communication added to our frustration. Now, waiting for a bus to Ranchi, we reflect on the rollercoaster of emotions and hope for a smoother journey ahead.
Our adventure began in Ranchi as my wife, Tania, and I awaited the delayed Hyderabad-Raxaul Express. After returning home, we finally boarded the train and reached Raxaul just 15 minutes late. We then traveled to Birgunj, Nepal, via a tanga. The Indo-Nepal Gate marked our entry into Nepal. Exhausted but excited, we arrived at the Annapurna Hotel, eager to explore Birgunj and participate in my training.
Imagine getting quality healthcare without leaving your home! Sustaining Life in Ranchi is now offering home visits, combining modern technology with personalised care. Learn more about this convenient and compassionate approach to healthcare.
Dr. V K Gupta, a former army doctor, defied cancer with a groundbreaking therapy developed by ImmunoAct, IIT Bombay, and Tata Memorial Hospital. The innovative CAR-T cell therapy achieved remission for Gupta, marking a significant advancement in Indian cancer treatment. This cutting-edge method shows promise for resistant cancers, offering renewed hope for patients.
The illusion of controlling nature has led humanity to cause significant environmental harm. There is a need for harmony with nature, understanding its equilibrium, and mitigating our environmental impact through various methods like carbon footprint reduction, resource conservation, biodiversity protection, sustainable practices, environmental education, green initiatives, policy changes, technological innovation and community engagement. These collective and individual actions can help minimize the environmental harm caused and allow for a sustainable future.
