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Apollo report warns India’s silent health risks are striking earlier among young adults
Hospitals | April 07, 2026

Apollo report warns India’s silent health risks are striking earlier among young adults

Health of the Nation 2026, based on over 3 million assessments, finds rising diabetes, obesity, and hidden cardiac risks in under-30s and working professionals


Experts advocate holistic Semaglutide use as therapy goes off patent in India
Healthcare | April 06, 2026

Experts advocate holistic Semaglutide use as therapy goes off patent in India

They also differentiated the innovator biologic Semaglutide molecule from newer synthetic or chemical generic versions entering the market


FDA okays Eli Lilly’s new weight-loss pill, expanding options for millions
News | April 02, 2026

FDA okays Eli Lilly’s new weight-loss pill, expanding options for millions

The approval is backed by results from Lilly’s ATTAIN clinical trial program, which showed significant weight loss among participants


Eli Lilly trial shows combo therapy dramatically improves psoriatic arthritis, obesity outcomes
News | March 30, 2026

Eli Lilly trial shows combo therapy dramatically improves psoriatic arthritis, obesity outcomes

The findings were presented as a late-breaking study at the 2026 American Academy of Dermatology


Semaglutide not a “Quick Fix”: Top docs urge holistic approach as drug goes off patent in India
News | March 26, 2026

Semaglutide not a “Quick Fix”: Top docs urge holistic approach as drug goes off patent in India

They stressed that while the drug is clinically proven to support weight and blood sugar control, it must be prescribed only after careful patient evaluation and used under strict medical supervision.


Merck doubles down on cardio-pulmonary breakthroughs
News | March 17, 2026

Merck doubles down on cardio-pulmonary breakthroughs

At the center of the announcement are two late-breaking studies that could reshape treatment approaches for patients with high cholesterol and a complex form of heart failure