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Kidneys work constantly in the background, filtering and balancing without asking for attention. Mild fatigue, swelling ...
06/02/2026

Kidneys work constantly in the background, filtering and balancing without asking for attention.

Mild fatigue, swelling in the ankles, changes in urination, or persistent weakness can often be brushed aside, even when they signal something more serious.

If you notice these signs or have unanswered questions about your kidney health, consult with your doctor.

04/02/2026

In this episode of Heart Matters, our host spoke with Dr. Naresh Goyal, Principal Director and HOD at Fortis Shalimar Bagh, about heart failure and how it differs from a heart attack.

Together, they discussed what heart failure really means, its early warning signs, risk factors across different age groups, and the importance of timely diagnosis and treatment. The conversation also highlighted lifestyle changes, medication adherence, prevention strategies, and the role of family and caregivers in supporting patients living with heart failure.

Thank you, Dr. Naresh Goyal, for joining us and sharing important insights on heart failure and heart health.

30/01/2026

In this episode of Heart Matters, our host from Bayer Pharmaceutical Private Limited spoke with Dr. Rushikesh Patil, a leading cardiologist based in Mumbai, about chronic heart failure.

Together, they discussed what heart failure really is and how it differs from heart attack and cardiac arrest, the common symptoms and causes, and the growing burden of heart failure in India. The conversation also covered current treatment approaches, why patients can remain at risk despite receiving treatment, and the importance of addressing residual risk in heart failure management.

Thank you, Dr. Rushikesh, for joining us and sharing valuable insights on chronic heart failure.

26/01/2026

Today, as we celebrate the values that built our nation, it’s worth remembering that a truly strong India begins with healthy people.

A healthy nation isn’t created overnight or only through policies, it is shaped every day by the choices we make. This Republic Day, let’s pledge to build an India that is not only free and united, but also healthier.

23/01/2026

Today, we’re diving into one of the most central parts of the Indian diet: carbohydrates. From biryanis and rotis to festival sweets and comfort meals at home, carbs are everywhere. They bring culture and familiarity to our plates, but they can also lead to post-meal blood sugar spikes when not balanced well.
To help us understand this better, we have two of India’s most respected voices in diabetes care, in association with Bayer:
•⁠ ⁠Dr. V Mohan
•⁠ ⁠Dr. Shashank Joshi
And with them our Moderator Rohan Sehgal from The Sugar Spike Show.
This conversation is not about cutting out foods we love. It is about understanding our plate so we can stay in control with confidence.
If this discussion helps you, do consider:
•⁠ ⁠Liking the video
•⁠ ⁠Commenting with your thoughts or questions
& please subscribe for more such health conversations!

21/01/2026

Cold winter air has low moisture, which evaporates the tear film in your eyes faster than usual. That’s why eyes feel dry, irritated, or strained, and for some people, the sudden temperature shifts between indoor heat and outdoor cold can make symptoms even worse.

A few small adjustments help, like using a humidifier to add moisture to your indoor air, doing blinking exercises when using screens, wearing protective glasses outdoors, and keeping artificial tears handy if your eyes dry out easily.
Those with existing eye conditions should avoid direct blasts of cold air and schedule timely check-ups.

and take simple steps to keep your vision comfortable and clear through the season.

15/01/2026

Cold weather can change how we move by affecting our joint health.

During winters, reduced movement and lower sunlight can quietly weaken bone and joint support, making stiffness and aches more noticeable.

Staying active, getting enough Vitamin D, and prioritising joint-friendly nutrition can go a long way in keeping you steady through the season.

That's why it's important to stay aware, and to protect your joint health this winter.

15/01/2026

Cold weather causes your blood vessels to tighten, which can raise blood pressure and make your heart work harder than usual, a key reason heart-attack cases spike during winter.
Simple precautions help: keep your core warm, avoid sudden temperature shifts, stay hydrated, and give your body a few minutes to adjust before any strenuous activity.
If you have existing cardiac concerns, regular monitoring becomes even more important in the colder months.
Stay mindful, stay protected, and to let your heart stay steady this winter.

14/01/2026

A festive tradition that is always worth savouring. One that brings warmth, nourishment, and a little mindful sweetness to the season. Wishing you a happy Makar Sankranti filled with good health and happier choices.

The year ahead is an opportunity to move with intention, care for your health, and build routines that truly last. Wishi...
01/01/2026

The year ahead is an opportunity to move with intention, care for your health, and build routines that truly last. Wishing everyone good well-being and abundance of joy from all of us here at Bayer4Health.

31/12/2025

Kidney damage rarely announces itself early, it builds quietly, especially in diabetes patients.
That’s why understanding the right tests matters as much as managing sugar levels.

Here is Dr. Rajiv Kovil, Diabetologist and General Physician, explaining what UACR is and why this simple test can help catch kidney stress before real damage sets in.

Stay tuned till the end to understand how early detection can change outcomes of kidney damage, and why it’s important to any symptoms.

25/12/2025

Celebration and mindful choices can go hand in hand in the form of colourful plates and thoughtful moments.
Let us remember to carry these small, mindful choices with us this holiday season.
Merry Christmas to you.

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