ASTHMA CURE
Thousands flock to village in Karnataka for 'wonder pill' to cure asthma
Thousands of people from across the country flocked to Kutaganahalli village in Koppal district to receive a herbal medicine claimed to cure respiratory issues, especially Asthma, prepared by traditional healer Ashok Rao Kulkarni. The medicine, administered during a specific time determined by the lunar calendar, attracted crowds from Karnataka, Maharashtra, and other southern states.
View: Why India struggles to keep its food safe
The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India denounced as “false and malicious” news reports that linked the spice scandal to a recent 10-fold relaxation on maximum permissible limits of pesticide residue. The country has the most stringent norms, the regulator said, even though others clearly seem to think otherwise.
World Asthma Day 2024: How sleep can help reduce your asthma symptoms
World Asthma Day: Asthma, affecting 10% of children globally, persists in 300 million individuals worldwide. Discussion extends to COPD, more prevalent and severe, affecting 7.6% to 10.3% of adults. Asthma-COPD Overlap Syndrome (ACOS) is identified. Sleep-based interventions prove promising in managing asthma and related conditions. Adhering to circadian rhythms and optimizing sleep quality are key strategies for asthma management.
Asthma: 10 signs to identify if you have Asthma and tips to manage Asthma attacks
Asthma, affecting millions in India, requires heightened awareness and effective management. Despite its prevalence, 90% lack proper medication, indicating a critical need for action. Recognizing early symptoms, like breathing difficulties and coughing, is vital for timely intervention, as childhood asthma can pose challenges later in life. Prompt treatment during attacks is essential, alongside measures like inhaler accessibility and minimizing exposure to pollutants, ensuring a fulfilling life despite asthma.
US newspapers sue OpenAI for copyright infringement over AI training
New York Daily News, Chicago Tribune, MediaNews Group sue Microsoft, OpenAI for misusing reporters' work. Lawsuit includes Copilot, alleges copying of articles. Ongoing suits by other news outlets. Lawsuits aim for damages and infringement block.
Uttarakhand govt suspends licences of 14 products of yoga guru Ramdev in latest setback
The drug regulator of Uttarakhand state in India has suspended manufacturing licenses for 14 products made by pharmaceutical companies associated with popular yoga guru Baba Ramdev. This action comes after repeated instances of misleading advertisements about the efficacy of these products. Although the order, issued on April 15, has not been made public, it has been reviewed by Reuters.
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From claiming a COVID cure to receiving an anonymous letter: The unfolding of the Patanjali case
The Supreme Court has criticized the Uttarakhand authorities for failing to act against Patanjali Ayurved, founded by Ramdev and Balkrishna. Rejecting apologies from the duo, the court questioned the consumption of Patanjali medicines for incurable diseases. The timeline includes the launch of Coronil, a claimed COVID-19 treatment, and subsequent controversies. The court's scrutiny follows a petition by the Indian Medical Association against Patanjali's misleading advertisements, highlighting the importance of truthfulness in healthcare claims.
Misleading Ads Case: Patanjali's Baba Ramdev, Acharya Balkrishna tender 'unconditional apology' to SC
The duo also agreed to comply with the Supreme Court’s order in letter and spirit, and uphold the majesty of law and majesty of justice. The matter is coming up for hearing on Wednesday.
Patanjali's misleading ads: SC expresses displeasure over Ramdev, govt's actions
The apex court also came down hard on self-styled yoga guru and Patanjali’s co-founder Baba Ramdev and managing director Acharya Balkrishna for their “absolute defiance” and breaking "every barrier" in the contempt cases against them over the publication of misleading medical advertisements in breach of an undertaking given to the court and for not filing proper affidavits of compliance.
Patanjali Misleading Ads: Baba Ramdev arrives at Supreme Court for hearing
Patabjali ads: Baba Ramdev and Patanjali Ayurved's MD Acharya Balkrishna have arrived at the Supreme Court regarding "misleading" ads after failing to respond to a contempt notice.
Patanjali MD Acharya Balkrishna unconditionally apologises to SC in contempt case
Submitting an "unqualified apology," Balkrishna in his affidavit said that he regretted the advertisement which was meant to contain only general statements, but “inadvertently” included the offending sentences. The personnel of the media department of Patanjali Ayurved were not cognisant of the top court's November order, he said.
Baba Ramdev is sorry! Patanjali Ayurved issues unconditional apology to SC for "misleading" advertisements
Patanjali Ayurved has issued an unconditional apology to Supreme Court for airing misleading advertisements. Co-founder Baba Ramdev and MD Acharya Balkrishna were asked to personally appear before court on April 2. SC had warned against contempt, citing violations of Drugs and Magic Remedies Act.
SC asks Patanjali's Baba Ramdev, Acharya Balkrishna to appear in-person for next hearing in misleading ads case
On February 27, the SC had expressed displeasure over Patanjali Ayurved continuing to publish false and misleading advertisements on medicinal cures despite giving an undertaking that it wouldn’t do so. It had issued notices to the company and Balkrishna asking them as to why contempt proceedings should not be initiated against them.
Patanjali Foods shares fall 5% after SC summons Baba Ramdev, Acharya Balakrishna
The apex court summoned the duo after Patanjali Ayurved failed to file a reply to a contempt notice issued to the company. The case is related to alleged misleading advertisements published by the company for its traditional ayurvedic medicines which claim to cure certain diseases.
Patanjali Foods shares crack 4% after SC's contempt notice
Patanjali Foods, in a regulatory filing on Tuesday, said that the SC order did not relate to Patanjali Foods Limited (PFL), which is an independent listed entity and operates in the space of edible oil and food FMCG products only.
World Asthma Day 2023: Date, history, theme and everything you want to know
As we celebrate World Asthma Day in 2023, it's important to recognize that asthma is a prevalent non-communicable disease that affects individuals worldwide. Among children, it is the most commonly diagnosed chronic illness.
World Asthma Day 2023: 5 effective yoga asanas that act as natural remedies for asthma
Studies have shown that practising yoga can help alleviate the symptoms of asthma. Below are six effective yoga poses that may be helpful in managing the condition.
Dealing with asthma amid the pandemic isn’t easy. Upping vegetable intake, adding milk & eggs to your plate might help
It is estimated that India has almost 2 crore asthma patients.
Lupin launches digital asthma educator platform
The new platform is the latest initiative under Lupin's long running umbrella programme, Joint Airways Initiative (JAI), for patients suffering from respiratory ailments.
Don't share household items like cups, regularly disinfect door knobs & mobile: Preventive tips for asthma patients during the pandemic
People with underlying conditions are at higher risk of Covid-19.
World Asthma Day: Air pollution alone causes respiratory disorder, and other myths busted
The inflammatory disorder causes swelling of airways lining, leading to narrowing of airways and reduced expiratory air flow.
Smog causing cough and sore throat? Look for nuts, honey, garlic in your kitchen cabinet
Apart from drinking lukewarm water regularly, it is important to keep a check on the eating habits.
World Asthma Day: Here are some tips to fight breathlessness
According to WHO, India has an estimated 15-20 mn asthmatics. Asthma can affect any age group but it normally starts early.
Head to a salt spa when you need to relax
Known as Halotherapy or salt room therapy, this is drug-free and totally natural and is done by therapeutic exposure to salt air.
Want relief from asthma? Fish medicine could be the cure
Thousands of asthma patients availed the ‘fish prasadam’ on Monday, a yellow herbal paste tucked inside the mouth of live murrel fishes, which they believe would help cure the disease.
Loads of good health, all in your kitchen
Many ingredients used in everyday Indian cooking pack a range of benefits as they are loaded with nutrients. Sridevi KR lists 10 of them and some good things they hold for you.
Supreme Court issues notice to Centre, states on plea to ban smoking
A bench headed by Chief Justice R M Lodha also sought response of governments on the plea to stop the telecast of smoking advertisements.
Education and early medication can prevent Asthma attacks: Doctors
According to World Health Organisation estimates, between 100-150 million people worldwide suffer from asthma of which 15-20 million belong to India.
Bugs as heroes
US scientists have found altering the relationship between bugs and cells lining the gut promoted health and increased lifespan.
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