A Sanjivi, an engineer from Sarvamangala Nagar, advocates self-sustainability and is even a living example.
Author: Bhavani Prabhakar
Dust is omnipresent – at home, on streets, on your hands, in vehicle, between the window sill. You name a spot, it is there, even at places where you cannot reach or think about reaching.
Tamilnadu slipping down to ninth rank from third in the NITI Aayog’s Health Index has raised serious concern and experts opine that the State should take it as a ‘wake up call’ and improve the services offered.
Abiding by the norms of World Health Organization (WHO), government hospitals in Chennai state that the donated blood is separated into three different components – red blood cells (RBCs), white blood cells (WBCs) and platelets. However, there has been a dearth of agitators that store platelets, in major hospitals in the city.
Early this week, Chennaiites woke up to the gruelling news of the legendary comic, writer and artiste ‘Crazy’ Mohan breathing his last.
Unhealthy eating practices, obesity and consumption of alcohol are major contributors to various cardiac diseases.
Although the city has received a spell after an inordinately long time, it is not going to solve the water scarcity immediately.
Aishwarya M, a transwoman from Tondiarpet, now heaves a sigh of relief, for she does not have to worry about being stuck with a quack for undergoing sex reassignment surgery.
The trauma ward will have the six pillars prescribed by TAEI – PREM (pediatric-related emergency care and medicine), toxicology, Stroke Care by Rapid Intervention with Plasminogen activator and Thrombectomy (SCRIPT), orthopedics, cardiology and ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI).