Kirti is a Health Editor at Healthwire Media, specializing in health journalism and digital health communication. With over four years of experience in the healthcare media landscape, she is dedicated to transforming complex clinical data into accessible, patient-friendly information. Kirti oversees the editorial lifecycle of every article, ensuring they meet rigorous fact-checking standards and align with the latest guidelines from primary sources like the WHO and Ministry of Health. In her role, Kirti works closely with a panel of board-certified physicians and medical reviewers to ensure that every piece of content published is not only easy to understand but also medically accurate and safe for the public. She is passionate about health literacy and helping readers navigate their wellness journeys with confidence.
A recent research has revealed a startling finding—over 600 different viruses are found on household items we use daily, particularly showerheads and toothbrushes....
New Delhi, October 12: Breast cancer is a significant health issue that impacts millions of women around the globe. Despite ongoing awareness efforts...
New Delhi, October 12: Arthritis, a condition characterized by joint inflammation, is a prevalent health issue affecting millions of people worldwide. While it...
New Delhi, October 11: A significant milestone in India’s fight against the Monkeypox virus has been reached with the development of the country’s...
New Delhi, October 11:The number of dengue fever cases in Gurgaon reached the 100 mark on Wednesday with two new cases reported by...
New Delhi, October 11: The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently issued a Marburg alert, raising concerns about the potential spread of this...
New Delhi, October 10: Coffee and tea are two drinks that many of us cherish daily, and recent research suggests they might have...
‘Mental Health at Work’ By Saima Wazed, WHO Regional Director for South-East Asia. World Mental Health Day, marked annually on 10 October. Aims...
Blood cancer cases are rising globally, with doctors warning that many people continue ignoring early symptoms until the disease reaches advanced stages. On...
Menstrual hygiene has become a more open topic of discussion in recent years, with conversations around sanitary pads, menstrual cups, tampons, and reusable...
Blood cancers such as leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma are often called “silent diseases” because their symptoms can develop gradually and mimic common health...
Every month, millions of women silently deal with painful cramps, heavy bleeding, irritation, infections, and discomfort during their periods. Yet, many continue to...
Amid rising global concern over Ebola virus disease, India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has issued preparedness measures for airlines following a...