Words By Sanjay Mani Dixit. A Lancet publication estimated that in 2017 there were 48.9 million cases and 11 million sepsis-related deaths worldwide, which accounted for almost 20% of all global deaths.(WHO). In 2017, almost half of all global sepsis cases occurred among children, with an estimated 20 million …
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Pneumonia In Children
Words by Dr Prashant Rijal A one year old boy from Kathmandu, presented at GIH with a history of cough, fever, difficulty in breathing for two days. His physical examination revealed a very severe chest wall in drawing and head nodding, high grade fever and low oxygen level. Chest X …
Read More »Thrombocytopenia In Dengue Fever
Words by Sharwan Kumar Yadav Dengue fever is a mosquito-borne viral infection that is on the rise in recent years in Nepal. It continues to be a significant global health concern, affecting millions of people annually. One of the notable complications associated with dengue fever is thrombocytopenia – a condition …
Read More »All About Skin Care
Words by Dr. Saroj Paudel Great skin is not simply a matter of DNA — your daily habits, in fact, have a huge impact on what you see in the mirror. But depending on which product reviews you read or doctors you consult, there is a dizzying number of opinions …
Read More »Benefits of Everyday Floor Sitting: Yoga Poses
Words by Ruchi Adhikari Pant The concept of meditation, yoga and mindfulness has become increasingly popular in recent years. These practices have become a global phenomenon over the last several decades and are associated with physical, mental and spiritual well being. Simple yoga asanas have been a part of our …
Read More »Music, Identity, & Mental Health
Words by Shubhanga Pyakurel and Kritika Niroula Music is a universal language that transcends barriers. It has long been associated with emotional expression and catharsis. Beyond its artistic and entertainment value, music has demonstrated a powerful influence on mental health, offering a harmonious way to alleviate stress, manage emotions, and …
Read More »Demystifying Dandruff: Types, Symptoms, and Management
Do you find yourself scratching your head quite often? If so, you may be one of the many individuals suffering from dandruff—a common condition that affects a significant number of people. While it can be embarrassing and uncomfortable, the good news is that dandruff is treatable and manageable. It can …
Read More »Use of Antibiotics in Poultry Industries: Benefits, Common Practices, and Concerns
One of the most widely consumed products of animal origin is poultry meat, which is the second most consumed meat in the world after pork meat, according to a 2013 survey on worldwide meat consumption. Poultry meat has been found to be healthier than red meat. Demand for foodstuffs originating …
Read More »Heritage Conservation, How to Push Efforts?
Nepal has had a rocky history of heritage preservation. On one hand, we have people commenting on social media about how proud they are of Nepal and its culture, each time a photo from the country pops up on an international platform. On top of that, Nepal’s vibrant culture, festivals, …
Read More »Living in the Streets, Or in Hell?
Researchers have observed a variety of emotions in dogs, including not only joy, pleasure, and compassion, but also pain, grief, fear, and loneliness. Moreover, scientific exploration supports the idea that dogs have the capacity of suffering to the same degree as we humans do. But, this still doesn’t change the …
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