Medical Pharma Lifestyle Pulse

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.

“Wearable Health Technology: A Critical Look at Benefits and Boundaries”

“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.

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Semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy) : Fad or Fix? What You Need to Know!!

Ozempic, Wegovy has surged in popularity in recent years. Reports indicate that people are turning to these medications as a “fast fix” for losing a few kilograms; however, the possible side effects can be dangerous, making it essential for their use to be supervised by a healthcare professional. Therefore, it is crucial to explore several pertinent questions.

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Mental Health Issues in Perimenopausal Women: Insights for Better Well-being!!

The perimenopause, often referred to as the menopausal transition, presents significant challenges for numerous women. The hormonal changes that occur during this phase are linked to various psychological symptoms. Timely identification of declining mental health in women experiencing perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms is essential for promoting their overall well-being. This blog aims to provide an understanding of the mental health issues faced by perimenopausal women and offers strategies to address these challenges.

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World Cancer Day on 4th February – Join the Fight!!

Every February 4th, World Cancer Day is commemorated to increase awareness of cancer prevention, detection, and treatment. By highlighting the significance of knowledge, support, and access to care, it seeks to motivate people and communities to take action against the worldwide effects of cancer. The campaign has a theme every year, and this year, it’s #UnitedByUnique..

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Navigating the Internet: Your Guide to Reliable Health Websites!!

Accessing accurate health information from reliable sites is crucial for making informed health decisions, improving outcomes, and promoting overall well-being—preventive measures. When navigating the Internet for reliable health information, there are several trusted websites that you can turn to. This blog provides insights into the most reliable health-related websites.

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The New Face of Obesity: Revised Definitions for Indians After 15 Years!!

Obesity is one of the most overlooked health issues. India, a developing nation, is experiencing a transitory condition of undernutrition as a result of poverty and obesity brought on by fast urbanization and industrialization. The previous standards for Asian Indian obesity published 15 years back were based exclusively on BMI measurements. A thorough revision was required in light of the limits of BMI incorrectly diagnosing obesity and the recent findings linking Asian Indian’s generalized and abdominal adiposity to early-onset co-morbid conditions. To improve the accuracy of detecting obesity and the dangers that it poses to Asian Indians residing in India, a new definition of obesity was created.

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