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Royal Challengers Bengaluru secured their second consecutive IPL title, defeating Gujarat Titans by five wickets. Virat Kohli, instrumental in the win with an unbeaten 75, celebrated joyfully with wife Anushka Sharma, wearing a special "we did it twice" T-shirt. Kohli highlighted the team's depth and confidence in their successful title defense.

Shreyas Iyer's maiden IPL century powered Punjab Kings to a crucial seven-wicket victory, keeping their playoff hopes alive. Head coach Ricky Ponting lauded Iyer's leadership and temperament, highlighting his significant investment in the player. The win, ending a six-match losing streak, now sees PBKS await other results to determine their playoff fate.

In a pioneering medical milestone, a 76-year-old woman from Patna has become the first patient in India to undergo treatment for severe mitral regurgitation with the innovative MyClip device. Conducted at Jay Prabha Medanta, this minimally invasive approach presents a revolutionary alternative to high-risk open-heart surgery for patients with complex health challenges.

In a groundbreaking medical milestone, a 76-year-old woman from Patna has become the first recipient in India of the innovative MyClip device to treat her severe mitral regurgitation. This state-of-the-art, minimally invasive procedure, conducted at Jay Prabha Medanta, stands as a safer alternative to traditional open-heart surgery.

Advanced Care To Be Available At New 500-Bed Hospital

Every layer of renal care, from intelligent technology to clinical operations to post-discharge monitoring, is now built around the patient.

Fame changes many people, but some never forget the contribution of those who helped them succeed in their journey. India middle-order batter Jemimah Rodrigues, one of the heroes of the Women in Blue’s 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup triumph, on Sunday gifted her childhood coach Prashant Shetty a brand-new SUV.

Promises Creches, Dispensaries & Health Services Among Workers After Unrest

Obesity is a growing health crisis in India, affecting both urban and rural populations and significantly increasing the risk of major diseases. Unlike routine blood pressure checks, obesity is often overlooked, despite its direct link to conditions like diabetes and heart disease.

Many people are not getting enough magnesium, even when eating healthy. This is because the body's ability to absorb and keep magnesium is affected by many factors. These include medications, gut problems, and stress. Even with good food, people can be deficient. This can lead to serious health problems like heart disease and diabetes.

IHBAS has launched a DM in Geriatric Mental Health, becoming one of the few centres in India to offer advanced training in this critical field. This initiative establishes a dedicated department, expanding from an outpatient model to a full-fledged system for specialised care, teaching, and research to address the rising mental health needs of India's ageing population.

Management of oral health is integral to arthritis care, say doctors

New weight-loss injections are proving effective for Indian patients, with over 40% shedding at least 10% of their body weight in a recent Delhi hospital study. While results vary, especially for those with diabetes, the therapies offer significant health benefits. Experts emphasize these are not quick fixes but valuable tools when combined with lifestyle changes for sustained weight reduction.

As heart disease increasingly affects younger Indians, fueled by stress and dietary neglect, the TOI Cardio Medithon 5 becomes a beacon of hope. This initiative aims to erase the fog surrounding cardiovascular health, featuring renowned cardiologists who will demystify the pathways to prevention, early identification, and recovery.

A study published in JAMA Neurology, tracking over 1.5 lakh adults, has found that healthier diets in midlife are associated with better memory and thinking abilities later. Those eating more fruits, vegetables, whole grains and fish were less susceptible to cognitive decline and performed better on cognitive tests. The study also flags diets high in red and processed meat and those linked to inflammation or sugar spikes as being associated with poorer brain outcomes.

A new trend of painkiller-infused ice cream, reportedly from the Netherlands, is raising serious concerns among doctors. Experts warn of dosage dilemmas, potential for medication-overuse headaches, and questionable drug absorption. They emphasize that headaches require personalized treatment, not quick fixes, and advise against such unorthodox methods, urging consultation with medical professionals for proper diagnosis and care.