Dr Vaibhav Borse

Addiction among young people has become a pressing issue in modern society, with its roots deeply intertwined with psychological, social, and technological factors. Whether it’s substance abuse, gambling, or excessive screen time, these behaviors can have long-lasting consequences on the mental and physical health of youth, as well as on their relationships and prospects. Understanding the […]

Frailty is a widespread and intricate condition among older adults, marked by diminished physiological reserves and heightened vulnerability to adverse health outcomes. As the global population ages at an accelerated pace, tackling frailty has become a pressing public health priority. Viewed through the lens of multimorbidity — the coexistence of multiple chronic conditions — frailty presents

Type 2 diabetes has traditionally been viewed as a lifelong condition requiring ongoing management. However, recent research and personal success stories reveal that type 2 diabetes can, in many cases, be reversed through targeted lifestyle changes. While reversal does not equate to a cure, it means achieving normal blood sugar levels without medication, as long as

Dementia is a broad category of symptoms involving a significant decline in cognitive abilities that interferes with daily life. It is not a specific illness but rather a syndrome caused by various conditions that affect the brain. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause, though dementia can also arise from vascular damage, Lewy body disease,

Slowing Aging is a Path to a Healthier and Longer Life: Aging is a natural process that all living beings undergo. However, the pace at which aging affects the body and mind can vary significantly among individuals. Scientists and health experts have been investigating ways to slow down the aging process, offering insights into how we

Lipoprotein — The New Devil in Heart Health In recent years, medical research has increasingly focused on lipoprotein, often considered a rising concern in heart health. While high cholesterol has been widely recognized as a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease, lipoprotein — or Lp — may pose an even greater threat. Its unique structure and