Lumpy skin disease: distribution of financial assistance launched

Lumpy skin disease: distribution of financial assistance launched

The Animal Husbandry Department on Wednesday launched the distribution of financial assistance to dairy farmers who had lost cattle to the lumpy skin disease. Inaugurating the State-level distribution, Minister for Animal Husbandry J. Chinchurani assured the government’s full support to the farmers. Financial assistance was provided to 146 farmers on Wednesday. The distribution will be … Read more

Skin cancer: BBC’s Anna Varle shares basal cell carcinoma experience

Skin cancer: BBC’s Anna Varle shares basal cell carcinoma experience

About 150,000 cases of non-melanoma skin cancer are diagnosed each year – two-and-a-half times the number seen in the early 1990s, according to Cancer Research UK. When BBC journalist Anna Varle found out her skin cancer had returned, she wanted to raise awareness by sharing her story. Source link

Transforming Skincare with Artificial Intelligence: Discover AI Skin Pro’s Groundbreaking Solutions for Skin Clearing, Lightening, Tightening and More – ET HealthWorld

Transforming Skincare with Artificial Intelligence: Discover AI Skin Pro’s Groundbreaking Solutions for Skin Clearing, Lightening, Tightening and More – ET HealthWorld

New Delhi: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming a prominent subject of appreciation and praise in recent times. The AI-based tools are going to greatly enhance healthcare processes right, from assisting in various administrative work where clinical data collection is concerned to advanced assistance like image analysis, medical device automation, and patient monitoring. The advancement in … Read more

Concerns over focus on skin colour in newborn checks

Concerns over focus on skin colour in newborn checks

England’s former chief midwife Prof Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent, who now co-chairs the NHS Race and Health Observatory group working on maternal and neonatal health, said: “This biased assessment is exemplified by terms like ‘pink’ being used to describe a well-perfused baby [with good blood supply], disregarding the diversity of skin colours within our population. Source link