Dr. Geetika Joshi is a seasoned health writer with over a decade of experience in the pharmaceutical industry. With a deep understanding of medical science and a passion for clear communication, she is dedicated to translating complex health topics into accessible, evidence-based content.
Motivated by the belief that knowledge is a powerful tool for well-being, Dr. Joshi founded a health blog that makes medical information relatable and easy to understand. Her writing bridges the gap between clinical expertise and everyday life, empowering readers to make informed decisions about their health.
Paracetamol is one of the most commonly used medicines worldwide. Found in almost every household, it is generally safe when taken correctly. However, many people are unaware of the correct dose, the hidden risks in combination medicines, and its effects on the liver if overused. Understanding how to use paracetamol responsibly helps you gain its benefits without risk of harm.
“Wearables” — a buzzword that once conjured images of flashy fitness trackers and smartwatches — have rapidly evolved into powerful tools in the healthcare landscape. But are these innovations actually improving patient outcomes and clinical practice? Or are they another passing trend, destined to fade like so many well-being gadgets before them? In this blog, we dig into the data, the promise, and the pitfalls of wearable health technology.
Wegovy becomes the first GLP-1 receptor agonist approved by the US FDA for non-cirrhotic MASH, offering a new treatment option alongside diet and lifestyle changes.
