Air Pollution responsible for 12.5% of deaths worldwide, says WHO
Posted on: 28 Sep, 03:19 AMWHO report highlights urgent need for action to reduce air pollution-related health risks, and its integration into the global agenda on non-communicable diseases.
UK invites applications for developers of AI medical devices
Posted on: 28 Sep, 03:19 AMThe MHRA is calling manufacturers to join the AI Airlock regulatory sandbox aiming to address regulatory challenges in healthcare.
In a 1st for US, its FDA approves at-home use of nasal flu vaccine; India’s version yet to gain traction
Posted on: 28 Sep, 03:19 AMUS's FluMist can now be administered by a healthcare provider or by recipient or caregiver aged 18 or above. India's Nasovac S4 faces hurdles like cost, availability & low acceptance.
Govt health spends climb to 1.84% of GDP as out-of-pocket spending dips, show govt estimates for FY22
Posted on: 28 Sep, 03:19 AMThe latest National Health Accounts estimates reveal that share of out-of-pocket expenditure in total health expenditure dropped from 64.2 percent in 2013-14 to 39.4 percent in 2021-22.
UP & Kerala have highest out-of-pocket health costs. Inpatient care lion's share of national spend
Posted on: 28 Sep, 03:19 AMOut-of-pocket expenditure is key indicator of level of financial protection available towards healthcare payments. National Health Accounts is in its 9th edition.
What you need to know before taking birth control pills
Posted on: 26 Sep, 09:19 PMUnderstanding the effects of birth control pills is crucial before starting them. Expert highlights the effectiveness, potential side effects, and the importance of medical supervision for safe usage of contraceptive pills.
Direct healthcare costs, not covered under insurance, fall to 39.4%
Posted on: 26 Sep, 09:19 PMIndia's out-of-pocket health expenditure has decreased, dropping from 64.2% in 2013-14 to 39.4% in 2021-22, according to the National Health Accounts Estimates.
Pigeon menace: A health hazard thriving in plain sight
Posted on: 26 Sep, 09:19 PMFeeding pigeons, a common practice in India, can lead to severe lung diseases due to exposure to their droppings.
What is body roundness index the new standard to measure health?
Posted on: 26 Sep, 09:19 PMA new metric called Body Roundness Index (BRI) is emerging as a more accurate measure of health risks compared to the traditional Body Mass Index (BMI).
Diabetes, vitamin D deficiency: Study links 15 factors to early dementia risk
Posted on: 26 Sep, 09:19 PMA recent study highlights 15 lifestyle and health factors linked to young-onset dementia, affecting those under 65.
Ananya Panday wears a sultry rose-embellished jumpsuit for show promotions. Guess the price
Posted on: 25 Sep, 03:19 PMAnanya Panday wore a sultry black jumpsuit for promoting Call Me Bae. Find out the price of the ensemble. | Fashion Trends
Paris Fashion Week: Bella Hadid returns on the runway for Saint Laurent as it hits masculine notes for the show
Posted on: 25 Sep, 03:19 PMSaint Laurent displayed their Spring Summer 2025 collection during the Paris Fashion Week that saw models dressed in masculine suits. | Fashion Trends
Yoga Nidra proven to reduce stress: Brain scans show why you should try ‘Yogic Sleep’
Posted on: 25 Sep, 03:19 PMWant to control your thoughts? Brain scans reveal Yoga Nidra may help you master your mind and emotions | Health
A look at Kareena Kapoor Khan desi fits to celebrate 25th anniversary in the film industry
Posted on: 25 Sep, 03:19 PMFrom Indian fits with a modern touch to traditional glamour, a glance at Kareena Kapoor Khan's style file will tell you the actor loves her desi looks.
Italian designer Alberta Ferretti resigns as creative director of the brand she founded 43 years ago
Posted on: 25 Sep, 03:19 PMAlberta Ferretti, 74, said in a statement that the brand will continue to bear her name, and she will announce her successor soon. | Fashion Trends
Study shows antidepressants may improve brain function
Posted on: 25 Sep, 05:19 AMSerotonin is often described as a ‘feel good’ chemical, and higher levels of serotonin circulating in the brain contribute to a sense of well-being.
Blood test could identify children at risk of obesity-related conditions, lipid analysis suggests
Posted on: 25 Sep, 05:19 AMCeramides and phospholipids are linked with insulin resistance and cardiometabolic risk.
Robots are being used for remote care of patients. They are transforming healthcare
Posted on: 23 Sep, 11:19 PMA Boston-based start-up claims to have completed the first fully robotic dental procedure using fully automated dental technologies, including AI analysis of data.
Colourblind people are less likely to be picky eaters. Here’s why
Posted on: 23 Sep, 11:19 PMSeeing the world with a restricted colour palate seems to mitigate an emotion-based resistance to new foods.
India’s 1st-ever cancer genomics repository launched, will help tailor treatments for Indian patients
Posted on: 23 Sep, 11:19 PMThe data portal by Indian Cancer Genome Atlas Foundation currently has data from 50 breast cancer patients & will expand to 500 patients. It'll also include more cancer types soon.
Health Ministry announces success of 100-day program for innovation in healthcare
Posted on: 23 Sep, 11:19 PMInitiatives include pandemic preparedness, indigenous medical technologies, and National One Health Mission.
$7.5mn for testing & 40mn vaccine doses. How India will contribute to Quad Cancer Moonshot scheme
Posted on: 23 Sep, 11:19 PMThe programme is an extension of the US Cancer Moonshot initiative started in 2016. It aims to strengthen the overall cancer care ecosystem in the Indo-Pacific.
New drugs for migraines as effective as cheap painkillers
Posted on: 22 Sep, 05:19 PMNew migraine drugs as effective as cheap painkillers: Study
Why cooking food in ghee might not be that healthy
Posted on: 22 Sep, 05:19 PMGhee
What are fixed dose combination drugs and why are many of them banned?
Posted on: 22 Sep, 05:19 PMThe union government has banned certain fixed-dose combination drugs due to concerns over safety, efficacy, and potential misuse.
Cancer Moonshot on agenda during PM Modi's US visit: Why it's important for India
Posted on: 22 Sep, 05:19 PMPrime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the annual Quad summit with leaders from Australia, Japan and the United States in Delaware, US to discuss various global issues including Joe Biden's Cancer Moonshot Initiative.
Can depression increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease?
Posted on: 22 Sep, 05:19 PMMental health plays a critical role in Alzheimer's disease. Depression, in particular, has been linked to an increased risk of Alzheimer's.
Stress to sleep: Expert advice on how to sleep better tonight
Posted on: 21 Sep, 11:19 AMWarning signs you're sleep deprived: Unlock the power of deep sleep and reclaim your nights with these expert tips for the best night rest | Health
Kareena Kapoor welcomes her 44th bday in Poo style 'good looks', nails the red, off-shoulder gown look
Posted on: 21 Sep, 11:19 AMKareena Kapoor wore a bright red dress, infusing red-carpet, evening glam in her dramatic look. | Fashion Trends
Pooja Hegde's dreamy blue lace gown finds the middle ground between light and dark feminine energy
Posted on: 21 Sep, 11:19 AMPooja Hegde wore a blue, lace gown, which radiated high-glam and old-world elegance. | Fashion Trends
Shloka Mehta shows us how to balance style and comfort in her striped dress and denim jacket look for day out with kids
Posted on: 21 Sep, 11:19 AMShloka Mehta recently showcased her effortless style in a chic black and white striped dress, paired with a trendy denim jacket, during a kids' event. | Fashion Trends
Happy Birthday Kareena Kapoor: 5 stunning fashion moments that prove she’s a true style queen
Posted on: 21 Sep, 11:19 AMAs Kareena Kapoor celebrates her birthday, we take a moment to look back at her most iconic fashion moments that have solidified her status as a style icon. | Fashion Trends
Biggest Assembly segment Badshahpur set for tough fight
Posted on: 21 Sep, 01:19 AMPoll anthems out as BJP’s Narbir declares himself ‘Khalis Neta’, while Vardhan Yadav of Congress calls himself ‘Badhshapur ka beta’.
Lancet study finds air pollution top risk factor for brain stroke akin to smoking
Posted on: 21 Sep, 01:19 AMStroke is now the third leading cause of death worldwide.
Dizziness in elderly people could increase risk of fall by 60 per cent, finds study
Posted on: 21 Sep, 01:19 AMCommon among older adults, dizziness is used to describe sensations such as vertigo, imbalance and disorientation.
Triptan drugs found to be more effective against migraines than newer ones
Posted on: 21 Sep, 01:19 AMSome of the triptan class of drugs have been studied to lower menstrual migraines too.
New Covid variant XEC spreading rapidly, should we be worried?
Posted on: 21 Sep, 01:18 AMSymptoms, spread and what's next.
Researchers find new diagnostic algorithm to differentiate between Alzheimer's disease, primary tauopathies
Posted on: 19 Sep, 07:18 PMMunchen [Germany], September 13 (ANI): It is now simpler to differentiate between primary tauopathy and Alzheimer’s thanks to a novel biomarker. Patients with illnesses so uncommon and specialised that private practice doctors seldom ever hear of them frequently present themselves to academic hospitals. One example are primary 4-repeat tauopathies. These are conditions mainly linked to […]
Study finds new target for treating heart failure
Posted on: 19 Sep, 07:18 PMNagoya [Japan], September 15 (ANI): As society ages, the number of patients suffering from heart failure grows significantly. Fibrosis, or excessive growth of fibrotic tissue in the heart, has been linked to the advancement of heart failure. A group from Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine in Japan discovered an enzyme called protein kinase N […]
Eye drop's claim to replace glasses cost it the launch & sale nod. The controversy & safety concerns
Posted on: 19 Sep, 07:18 PMRegulatory approval to Entod Pharma for PresVu, meant to treat presbyopia, was revoked as the firm marketed it as a 'replacement for reading glasses' & due to possible health risks.
Up to 10.4 lakh deaths in India in 2019 due to antibiotic-resistant superbugs, says Lancet report
Posted on: 19 Sep, 07:18 PMFindings said over 39 crore deaths caused directly or indirectly by antibiotic-resistant infections are estimated to occur worldwide by 2050.
Why Indian patients groups are opposing patent requests for blockbuster HIV drug lenacapavir
Posted on: 19 Sep, 07:18 PMGranting patents to US firm Gilead Sciences for lenacapavir could hinder global efforts to end AIDS & restrict access to affordable generics in India, warn civil society organisations.
Cholera claimed 4,000 lives in 2023: WHO reveals why deaths are soaring in 2024
Posted on: 18 Sep, 01:18 PMCholera deaths have been rising every year. According to the WHO's analysis, over 4,000 people died because of the diarrheal disease in 2023.
New Covid variant XEC is spreading fast in Europe: Know all about it
Posted on: 18 Sep, 01:18 PMThe new XEC variant of coronavirus was identified in Germany and is spreading rapidly in Europe. It is a hybrid of two omicron subvariants.
Dengue is rampant across cities: How to prevent its spread?
Posted on: 18 Sep, 01:18 PMCities across India are witnessing a rising number of dengue cases. With more hospital admissions, here's how to keep yourself safe.
Not just dengue and chikungunya, swine flu cases flood OPDs: How to stay safe?
Posted on: 18 Sep, 01:18 PMSwine flu, alongside dengue, chikungunya, and Covid-19, is seeing a rise in India, with Punjab, Gujarat, and Kerala recording the highest death tolls by influenza A (H1N1).
Delhi's groundwater has very high salt content: How bad is it for the kidneys?
Posted on: 18 Sep, 01:18 PMOne out of four groundwater samples in Delhi had a very high salt content. Doctors advise on how high salt water could threaten the kidneys.
Disha Patani takes cues from Priyanka Chopra as she wears churidar kurta set, see what it costs
Posted on: 17 Sep, 07:18 AMDisha Patani wore a churidar kurta set for Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde's Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. See what it costs. | Fashion Trends
Is keto diet harmful? Study states it can lead to type 2 diabetes
Posted on: 17 Sep, 07:18 AMA low-carb, high-fat diet may not be as healthy as it seems – it can enhance the risk of type 2 diabetes in the long run. | Health
Menopause may impact your dental health: Essential tips to combat hormonal effects on your smile
Posted on: 17 Sep, 07:18 AMMenopause can impact your dental health, leading to issues like dry mouth and gum recession. Here’s how to keep your smile healthy during this time. | Health
Pitru Paksha 2024: Date, timing, history, significance and all you need to know about Shradha
Posted on: 17 Sep, 07:18 AMPitru Paksha, lasting 16 lunar days in Ashwin, is a Hindu period for honouring ancestors. In 2024, it starts on September 17 and ends on October 2.
This morning, ensure to not skip your breakfast; know the health hazards of skipping day's first meal
Posted on: 17 Sep, 07:18 AMFrom disrupting blood sugar levels to affecting weight loss, here are the unhealthy effects of skipping breakfast. | Health
Study links lotions, sunscreens to hormonal disruptions in children
Posted on: 16 Sep, 09:18 PMShe noted that parabens and strong fragrances -- usually found in skin and hair care products -- are an uncommon cause of rashes, and can lead to breathing difficulty in susceptible children.
ICMR to develop evidence-based guidelines for antibiotic use in respiratory infections, pneumonia
Posted on: 16 Sep, 09:18 PMProcess of generating such evidence will entail compilation of systematic reviews and meta-analyses from existing literature.
24-year-old from Malappuram died due to Nipah virus: Kerala Health Minister
Posted on: 16 Sep, 09:18 PMThe Malappuram native, who reached the state from Bengaluru, died on September 9.
New AI tool to help reduce death risk in hospitalised patients
Posted on: 16 Sep, 09:18 PMThe AI system can be used to support nurses and doctors in providing high-quality care, says expert.
Debunking the myth of menopause and mental Illness
Posted on: 16 Sep, 09:18 PMMenopause usually isn't a time of poor mental health.
New technique predicts worsening of chronic kidney disease: Study
Posted on: 15 Sep, 03:18 PMWashington DC [US], September 13 (ANI): Aarhus University researchers have come up with a new technique that may represent a major advancement in the treatment of chronic renal disease. The technique has the ability to forecast how the illness will evolve, which may guarantee more effective and individualised care and lessen the frequency of hospital […]
Ayushman Bharat for 70+ age group to be rolled out within a week, Aadhaar must to avail scheme
Posted on: 15 Sep, 03:18 PMUnder AB-PMJAY, beneficiaries are entitled to cashless hospitalisation coverage of up to Rs 5 lakh for secondary and tertiary-level healthcare.
Behind the ‘Ozempic shaming’, a simple truth: Obesity goes beyond lifestyle changes, genes may play role
Posted on: 15 Sep, 03:18 PMFor every celebrity who has admitted to using these drugs, be it Elon Musk or Oprah Winfrey, there is an equal number of naysayers.
New hope for rare disease patients: Rs 900-cr govt project to get high-value drugs at lower rates in works
Posted on: 15 Sep, 03:18 PMIndia has 8.4 to 19 crore rare disease patients, according to health ministry estimates. But current beneficiaries in most cases are kids or those who need relatively less expensive drugs.
Why global health organisations are hiring chief AI officers
Posted on: 15 Sep, 03:18 PMAI, if applied effectively and ethically, has the potential to transform the way we deliver health solutions in aspects of drug discovery and as an aid to clinical decision-making.
Could MSG be the solution to the world’s sodium crisis?
Posted on: 14 Sep, 09:18 AMMonosodium Glutamate, commonly known as MSG, is a flavour enhancer found in many foods. Despite widespread use, it has been the subject of considerable debate and scrutiny.
Parents' screen time is weakening their children's vocabulary
Posted on: 14 Sep, 09:18 AMResearchers have found a link between parents' screen time and their children's language skills, highlighting the impact of screen use on early development.
'Monstrous bodybuilder' dies of heart attack: Why bodybuilders face higher risks
Posted on: 14 Sep, 09:18 AMWorld's most monstrous bodybuilder dies at 36 of a heart attack
Akums Drugs and Pharma secures patent for new drug to manage sickle cell disease
Posted on: 14 Sep, 09:18 AMAkums Drugs and Pharmaceuticals has secured a patent for a room-temperature stable Oral Suspension of Hydroxyurea, helping with Sickle Cell Disease management without the need for refrigeration.
GST slashed on 3 cancer drugs: How will it benefit patients?
Posted on: 14 Sep, 09:18 AMGST
Want to become a morning person? Try this ultimate 3-day challenge to shift your body clock
Posted on: 13 Sep, 03:18 AMSay goodbye to late mornings! Bring your circadian clock into alignment by trying this ultimate 3-day challenge to get up early more easily | Health
Leftover idli? Give them a new twist with these innovative recipes
Posted on: 13 Sep, 03:18 AMGot leftover idlis? Don’t let them go to waste. Give your idlis a delicious makeover with these fun and easy recipes that add a fresh twist to the classic dish.
Best Michael Kors watches for men and women in 2024: Top 10 sophisticated and luxurious choices
Posted on: 13 Sep, 03:18 AMDiscover the best Michael Kors watches for men and women in 2022 with our comprehensive list. Find the perfect timepiece to suit your style and budget. | Fashion Trends
Grannies on the runway: Retirees challenge age norms with stunning fashion debut at Vienna Fashion Week 2024
Posted on: 13 Sep, 03:18 AMVienna Fashion Week features retirees in a show that promotes social inclusion and counters age discrimination. | Fashion Trends
Morning vs night skincare routine: Discover the key differences and why each one matters for your skin's health and glow
Posted on: 13 Sep, 03:18 AMYour skin needs different care throughout the day. Here’s why your morning and night skincare routines matter and how they work to keep your skin healthy. | Health
Cant sleep, wont sleep: Late bedtimes linked to 50% higher diabetes risk
Posted on: 12 Sep, 05:18 PMNight owls -- a person who is habitually active or wakeful at night -- tend to have a higher body mass index (BMI), larger waists, and more hidden body fat and thus are almost 50 per cent more likely to develop type 2 diabetes (T2D) than those who go to bed earlier, shows new research on Monday.
Whats the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest?
Posted on: 12 Sep, 05:18 PMSilent killer or sudden stop: Know your heart risks.
Suffering chronic pain? Blame that belly fat
Posted on: 12 Sep, 05:18 PMLosing belly fat could be key to relieving chronic pain.
Cognitive behavioral therapy improves brain circuits to relieve depression
Posted on: 11 Sep, 11:18 AMStanford (California) [US], September 8 (ANI): One of the most popular therapies for depression is cognitive behavioural therapy, which can help people learn coping mechanisms for common problems, reinforce positive actions, and challenge negative thinking. But can thinking and acting differently result in long-lasting brain changes? According to recent research from Stanford Medicine, researchers found […]
Study finds how oral bacteria can aggravate rheumatoid arthritis
Posted on: 11 Sep, 11:18 AMTokyo [Japan], September 8 (ANI): Periodontal disease, which affects the gums and tissues around the teeth, is one of the most common dental disorders globally. Periodontal disease, which is most commonly caused by the growth and deposition of bacterial biofilm around the teeth, can eventually lead to tooth loss if not treated properly. Periodontal disease, […]
Childhood obesity is rising globally. It can have lifelong implications
Posted on: 11 Sep, 11:18 AMOn the surface, problems with weight may seem simple – the body stores excess energy from food as fat. But the reality is that obesity is a complex chronic disease which can be caused by many interlinked factors.
Rural India has an 80% shortfall of specialist doctors. MP, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu worst off
Posted on: 11 Sep, 11:18 AMFindings mentioned in Health Dynamics of India 2022-23 report released by health ministry. Data show that availability of specialists in urban areas was slightly better.
Months after import duty waiver, GST slashed on same 3 anti-cancer drugs. Why this is little relief
Posted on: 11 Sep, 11:18 AMCentre moves to reduce costs of trastuzumab deruxtecan, osimertinib & durvalumab, all 3 by British-Swedish pharma giant AstraZeneca. Doctors seek exemptions for more such drugs.
New HPV test to diagnose cervical cancer could replace pap smears: All about it
Posted on: 10 Sep, 05:18 AMSelf wab
Most children diagnosed with cancer in India are undernourished
Posted on: 10 Sep, 05:18 AMA new report reveals the severe impact of malnutrition on childhood cancer care in India, highlighting that a significant percentage of children are undernourished at diagnosis, which affects their treatment outcomes. Experts call for urgent action to integrate nutrition into pediatric oncology care.
Covid, mpox, bird flu: Why viruses are jumping from animals to humans
Posted on: 10 Sep, 05:18 AMScientists are increasingly concerned about zoonotic diseases in the post-Covid-19 era. Human activities and climate change are exacerbating the spread of these diseases.
Fruit and oats linked to higher risk of type 1 diabetes, study finds
Posted on: 10 Sep, 05:18 AMNew research suggests that certain childhood diets, like eating fruit, oats, and rye, may increase the risk of developing type 1 diabetes, while berries might offer protective benefits. The study highlights that dietary factors, alongside genetics, play a key role in the condition's onset.
Insulin resistance linked to over 30 diseases: Study
Posted on: 10 Sep, 05:18 AMA new study links insulin resistance to 31 diseases and higher risk of early death in women.
Bridal beauty guide: 9 essential skincare tips for a perfect wedding glow
Posted on: 08 Sep, 11:18 PMFor a radiant bridal glow, start with a solid skincare routine. Discover essential tips to achieve flawless skin for your wedding day. | Fashion Trends
Temple or museum? How Diego Rivera crafted a sacred space to honour Mexico's pre-hispanic art
Posted on: 08 Sep, 11:18 PMDiego Rivera's Anahuacalli Museum in Mexico City marks its 60th anniversary, housing 60,000 archaeological pieces.
Do your parents have bursitis pain? Learn the warning signs and how to stop this silent joint killer
Posted on: 08 Sep, 11:18 PMAre your parents ignoring the early signs of Bursitis? Know causes, treatment and prevention tips for the hidden joint condition that causes pain and weakness | Health
From vibrant silk saree to floor-length anarkali: Top ethnic fashion trends to turn heads this festive season
Posted on: 08 Sep, 11:18 PMGet ready to make a statement this festive season with the latest ethnic fashion trends. Discover how to elevate your look and turn heads with style. | Fashion Trends
Dermal fillers, if you must
Posted on: 08 Sep, 01:18 PMIndia is seeing a surge in the aesthetic injectables market, expected to grow over 5 per cent annually through 2030, according to GlobalData, a data and analytics company.
Healthcare workers at higher risk of tuberculosis than general population: Study
Posted on: 08 Sep, 01:18 PMThis infectious disease, caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, is predominantly spread through airborne particles.
New problem-solving therapy may help fight depression
Posted on: 08 Sep, 01:18 PMDepression is a common mental disorder, which affects 5 per cent adults globally.
Mpox does not easily spread through air: US CDC
Posted on: 08 Sep, 01:18 PMMonkeypox virus, currently spreading rapidly in Africa, has been declared a global health emergency by WHO.
This eye drop, launched in India, can help you ditch reading glasses. Here's how it works
Posted on: 07 Sep, 07:18 AMThe eye drop, made by Entod Pharmaceuticals, was launched Tuesday in India under the brand name PresVu. but it will have no impact on near-sightedness or myopia.'
How do sex hormones affect immunity of men & women? Study by UK, Sweden researchers has answers
Posted on: 07 Sep, 07:18 AMTestosterone reduces production of virus-fighting protein while increasing capacity to fight bacterial infections, researchers from UK & Sweden find in study published in Nature.
Activists celebrate as NMC junks 'homophobic' revisions to MBBS curriculum. 'Pressure on govt works'
Posted on: 07 Sep, 07:18 AMRevised forensic medicine curriculum had reinstated topics like classifying sodomy & lesbianism as 'unnatural sexual offences', and definition of virginity, defloration removed in 2022.
Why apex ophthalmologists' body wants to review new eye drops designed to replace reading glasses
Posted on: 07 Sep, 07:18 AMAll India Ophthalmological Society has set up expert group to review PresVu & develop guidelines on side-effects, keeping in mind 'potential inappropriate marketing, indiscriminate use'.
NMC's U-turn on norms that listed lesbianism as sexual offence not its first. Here's what happened
Posted on: 07 Sep, 07:18 AMNational Medical Commission withdrew its revised guidelines for the MBBS curriculum after protests by transgender and disability rights activists.
Why you should be lifting weights if you have type 2 diabetes
Posted on: 06 Sep, 01:18 AMIndia faces a growing diabetes epidemic, with cases projected to rise to 134 million by 2045. Effective management requires comprehensive lifestyle changes like adding strength training to your daily activity regimen.
New eye drops could eliminate reading glasses. Know about presbyopia
Posted on: 06 Sep, 01:18 AMIndia's drug regulatory agency has approved PresVu eye drops to help people with presbyopia remove the need for reading glasses. Know more about this condition that affects over a billion people in the world.