Ritu Gaind: From deathbed to a healthy lifestyle with sheer determination
BURLINGTON, MA—Ritu Gaind is a turn-around specialist of real life and not of business. A self-advocate of her health, she has transformed her own life: literally, from deathbed and five days in a comma to a perfectly healthy life. She been on a salt-less diet for about 10 years, has
Dietician Sangeeta Pradhan on controlling diabetes with diet
BURLINGTON, MA—A combination of medication and healthy diet can help control diabetes, which is reaching almost epidemic proportion among Indians worldwide. In an exclusive video interview, dietician Sangeeta Pradhan, Diabetes Coordinator at Charles River Medical Associates, explains the role of diet, especially the Indian diet, in controlling diabetes. Asian Indians
Health Talk: Dr. Mudgal on hand injuries and disorders, carpal tunnel syndrome and digital gadgets
WALTHAM, MA—If you think an excessive use of computer keyboards can cause carpal tunnel syndrome, you may want to watch this video interview with Dr. Chaitanya Mudgal, a Hand Surgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital and an Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at Harvard Medical School. In an exclusive video interview,
Health Talk: Cardiologist Dr. Salil Midha on prevention of heart disease and correlation with diabetes
WALTHAM, MA—How closely linked are diabetes and heart diseases? When we sat down with Cardiologist Dr. Salil Midha, MD, to talk about preventing heart diseases, the word diabetes kept coming up because it is so closely related to heart diseases and it increases the chances of heart complications several fold.
Health Expo Announces Key Workshops, Alternative Medicine Panels and Wellness and Fitness Tracks
WALTHAM, MA—Mega Health Expo 2016 announced key workshops alternative medicine panels and wellness and fitness tracks. The Fourth Annual Mega Health Expo, which is catered to Indian and South Asian population in New England and is organized by INE MultiMedia, will be held on Sunday, April 3, at Burlington Marriott
Health Talk: Fat, alcohol, liver damage and the gender inequality in drinking
WALTHAM, MA—The worst thing about the liver disease is that we find out about it only after the damage is done and probably it is too late. The only way to take care our liver, however, is the preventive and pro-active care. In our Health Talk series, Dr. Naveen Chandra
With 50 speakers and many new panels, free Mega Health Expo Set for April 3
WALTHAM, MA— With 50 speakers and many new panels, INE MultiMedia announced that its Fourth Annual Mega Health Expo catered to Indian and South Asian population in New England, will be held on Sunday, April 3, at Burlington Marriott Hotel in Burlington, MA. The day-long Health Expo, which was attended
In Chai With Manju, State Treasurer Deb Goldberg Talks About Women Empowerment, Her Passions and Philosophy of Life
BOSTON—It was 1988, shortly after grocery giant Stop & Shop’s stock had plunged in the 1987 market crash. To fend off a hostile takeover by a corporate raider, the company went through a $1.23 billion leveraged buyout with Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. By 1989, the Goldberg family, which had
In Chai With Manju, Frontline Physician Dr. Bhadelia Talks About Fighting Ebola Virus, Travels to Sierra Leone, Family And Becoming Woman of the Year
WALTHAM, MA— Dr. Nahid Bhadelia, MD, Director of Infection Control, National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratory, is the frontline physician fighting ebola virus. In an exclusive interview with Chai With Manju, Dr. Bhadelia talks about her travels to Sierra Leone, the deadly infectious ebola virus, its treatment and her family, inspiration
Dreamcatchers Present Gautam Narula, Author of Remain Free
WALTHAM, MA—At 22, Gautam Narula has published his latest book entitled: Remain Free. This is the story of Troy Anthony Davis, a black man accused of murdering a white police officer in cold blood. Despite worldwide protests and belief by many in his innocence, Davis was executed by the state
