Category: Health

New Delhi [India], August 4: Dr. Haror’s Wellness, one of the leading hair transplant clinics in New Delhi, India, recently announced a significant milestone in operations. The clinic said it has successfully completed 20,000+ hair transplant procedures in its one-decade history. This is a historic achievement that puts them in the leadership position for advanced […]

Novel exosome-powered therapy marks a new milestone in regenerative hair restoration, offering a non-surgical solution built on Dr Batra’s® proprietary TriXo Complex Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 3: Marking a new milestone in regenerative medicine, Dr Batra’s® Healthcare today announced the launch of HairGain, India’s first advanced hair regrowth treatment powered by 50 Billion Exosomes, bringing […]

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 31: By 2050, one out of every five Indians will be over 60. That single fact flips the usual story of India being a “young country” on its head. A Shift Nobody Saw Coming For years, people talked about India’s youth—median age around 28, an unstoppable workforce everyone admired. Now, if […]

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 30: Walk into any district hospital in eastern Uttar Pradesh before lunchtime, ask a doctor how many patients they’ve seen, and you’ll probably be shocked by the answer. The truth is, in much of rural India, one government doctor still cares for tens of thousands of people. Sure, the country’s health […]

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 28: When you don’t have much to work with and the stakes are high, you start thinking differently. That’s basically how healthcare innovation works in India. Instead of copying expensive Western solutions, people here create original fixes—sometimes in makeshift garages, sometimes in sweaty government hospitals, sometimes inside big company labs where […]

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 25: Ten years ago, if you were trying to sell health insurance door-to-door in a small Indian town, you’d mostly hear: “We’ve never fallen sick badly enough to need it.” People talked as if real illness was something distant—something that happened to someone else’s family. That’s not so true anymore. Sure, […]