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Researchers from Australia and Germany have successfully cured patients with TEN, paving the way for new clinical treatments. (Representational Image-Wikimedia Commons)
MedBound Blog

Breakthrough Cure for Deadly Skin Disease Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Discovered by Researchers

Ankur Deka
3 min read
International collaboration identifies JAK-STAT pathway hyperactivation as the cause of TEN, leading to a successful treatment using JAK inhibitors
Person using a TENS unit with adhesive electrode pads placed on the lower back, connected to a small handheld device for non-invasive pain relief.
Fitness and Wellness

TENS Units for Pain Relief: Do They Actually Help?

Dr. Sumbul MBBS, MD
3 min read
A simple, evidence-based guide to understanding how TENS therapy works and whether it truly reduces pain
A child and his mother sit together, happily drawing on paper with colorful crayons.
Fitness and Wellness

Can Brain Training Really Shave Ten Years off Brain Ageing, As a Recent Study Suggests?

MBT Desk
4 min read
New research explores whether mental exercises can truly reverse cognitive ageing and boost brain performance.
An image of Dr. T.A. Kanagarathinam
Daily Pulse

Tamil Nadu’s “Ten-Rupee Doctor” Dr. T.A. Kanagarathinam: Six Decades of Affordable Care

Arushi Roy Chowdhury
3 min read
From Tamil Nadu’s “Ten-Rupee Doctor” to Kerala’s “Two-Rupee Doctor” and Karnataka’s “Five-Rupee Doctor”: a tribute to India’s selfless healers who made compassion their prescription
An image of a healthcare professional.
Daily Pulse

Pharma Freebies Scandal: NMC Yet to Act Ten Months After Probe Into AbbVie-Sponsored Foreign Trips for 30 Doctors

MBT Desk
2 min read
Nearly a year after a government probe revealed that 30 doctors accepted foreign trips from AbbVie India, the National Medical Commission has yet to initiate disciplinary action
Image of a girl walking on the street of Gaza suffering from child famine.
Daily Pulse

Child Famine has Reached The Highest Level in Gaza, with Tens of Thousands of Kids Affected – New Study

MBT Desk
4 min read
Over 54,000 children in Gaza face acute malnutrition amid ongoing blockades and limited aid, according to a new study published in The Lancet.
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