Dr. Dina ShresthaShe is an endocrinologist working in diabetes, thyroid disorders, obesity, and endocrine research. …
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Prof. Dr. Robin Maskey is an endocrinologist and internal medicine expert, currently serving as the …
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Your face wash should clean your skin, not strip it. Finding the right face wash …
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Dr Saroj Poudel is one of the young and enthusiastic dermatologist and hair transplant surgeons …
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What is black fungus? Black fungus, or mucormycosis, is a rare fungal infection caused by …
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Nepal offers some of the most sought-after trekking routes in the world, with thousands of Nepalese nationals and foreigners ascending into the clouds to the north every year. As the growing trend to conquer high altitudes and see some of the most breathtaking views available in Nepal increases, so will …
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Age brings wisdom, but it can also bring unwanted changes to your body and skin. Cosmetic dermatologists provide a wide range of minimally invasive treatments to help you look and feel your best during every stage of your life. Whether you’re concerned about wrinkles, acne scars, unwanted hair, or even …
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Look in the mirror, and what do we want to see? We all want the most beautiful version of ourselves, even if it includes, perhaps, a smaller nose, fuller lips, or flawless skin. This is a desire that we all share, as evidenced by the meteoric rise of the beauty …
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Cervical cancer is one of the most common cancers occurring in women, and a leading cause of women’s death worldwide. As per the latest WHO reports, in 2018 alone, there were more than 500,000 deaths due to cervical cancer, with majority of cases occurring in Asia and African sub continent. …
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Interaction on cervical cancer, Oct 2, 2019 Participating experts Subject presentation: Dr. Sunila Shakya, Asst Prof. MBBS, MD, PhD Jyoti Acharya, M.Sc. MLT Microbiology, K-Lab Dr. Rupa Jha, MBBS, MD (Obstetrics and Gynecology) Dr. Bibhuti Shahi, MBBS, MD (Obstetrics and Gynecology) Mr. Sushil Thapa, MD, Dignotech Dr. Sunila Shakya did …
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Abstract Spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage is the most devastating and debilitating type of stroke. It is defined as bleeding in the brain parenchyma in the absence of trauma. It is the main reason for death and disability in Australia. ICH accounts for 10-20% of all stroke types and has poor …
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Time has its own anatomy for humans. No one escapes from this naturally laid framework, especially with aging. One of the most common ravages of age is knee disease. Over time, the wear-and-tear of routine life takes a toll on one’s cartilage, the natural cushioning of knee bone. Once the …
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Longevity is what we all look for. At the same time, quality of life is important to lead a fun filled life. All the innovations and advancements in diagnostics, advanced technology in treatment, consistent R&D in pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals and supplements, and all those vaccines have made the miracle of a …
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Ten years ago, many patients with advanced melanoma died within six-nine months of diagnosis, with only about one in twenty surviving the disease. If caught early on, patients have a good chance of survival, but with time, the cancer becomes more aggressive and metastatic, and mortality rates fall sharply. Now, …
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Seventy percent of all breast cancers are estrogen-receptor positive, and hormone therapies are used to treat this type of breast cancer. A course of hormone therapy (either tamoxifen or aromatase inhibitors) targeting estrogen receptors are given after first removing the tumor with surgery. But, about 30 percent of patients taking …
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