Ajay Tomar is a Senior Reporter at Express Network Private Limited. He specializes in health and wellness topics, focusing on public health, healthcare administration, consumer health, and mental health, while also covering areas such as diet and nutrition, oncology, and wellness programs. Ajay's work has been featured in South First, The New Indian Express, and The Economic Times.
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By: Ajay Tomar
Hyderabad: Students from Osmania University have developed a smart wearable system that can measure stress on knee joints in real time, a technology they claim could aid people suffering from arthritis, ligament injuries and sports-related ailments, while also supporting post-surgery rehabilitation.
Hyderabad: What began as a son’s struggle to find blood for his parents has today grown into a life-saving movement that has helped nearly 48,000 patients across the country. J Balu, a 44-year-old govt school teacher from Penagadapa village in Bhadradri Kothagudem and founder-president of the Young Indian Blood Donors Club Foundation, has dedicated the past decade to ensuring that no patient loses their life due to a shortage of blood.
By: Ajay Tomar
Hyderabad: Dharna Chowk, usually the venue for political rallies and union-led agitations, witnessed a different kind of gathering on Sunday. Under a makeshift tent at Indira Park, people from diverse professions and age groups — including students, lawyers, engineers, doctors, artists, IT professionals and senior citizens — came together to participate in the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) debut event in the city.
Hyderabad: A large presence of young people, most of them in their early 20s, stood out at the CJP protest at Dharna Chowk on Sunday. Many of them said they had come after learning about the movement through social media.
By: Ajay Tomar
Hyderabad: For many patients in Telangana, treatment at a govt hospital may be free, but the journey to recovery often comes at a cost.
By: Ajay Tomar
Hyderabad: Despite not having the highest number of chronic kidney disease (CKD) cases, Telangana has reported the highest CKD mortality rate in India, according to a study published in the ICMR’s Indian Journal of Medical Research.
Hyderabad: Once considered a condition of middle age, disc bulge is now emerging alarmingly among young adults — even teenagers. City doctors say the average age of patients presenting with the spinal disorder has dropped to 25-27 years, with many employed in the software and IT sector.
Hyderabad: At Nature Cure Hospital in Balkampet, patients arrive each morning and evening with different struggles — aching knees, stiff backs, stress, obesity, post-surgery pain, thyroid issues, migraines, digestive troubles and respiratory complaints.
By: Ajay Tomar
Hyderabad: Junior doctors, senior residents, and young specialists across Telangana have strongly opposed a reported proposal to increase the retirement age of teaching faculty in govt medical colleges from 65 to 70 years. They warned that such a move would restrict recruitment opportunities, delay promotions, and worsen career stagnation in the state’s medical education system.
Manvi Vyas Jun 22, 2026, 00:09 IST
