Message from the Editor
Dr. Kavitha Sundaravadanam
Senior Family Physician
Dear K-Way readers,
How are you all?
Summer is at its peak. A change of place, a micro-vacation, will definitely shift something in us. Because we all love change. Change… a very strong word.
Let’s look deeper. [Read full message]
CLICK TO VIEW MAY 2026 HIGHLIGHTSScroll, Click, Trapped? Navigating Your Child’s Digital World!
The Glazed-Eye Epidemic
The New Reality:
Quiet homes no longer mean kids are sleeping; it usually means they are glued to a glowing display.
READ FULL ARTICLENot Every Flaky Scalp Is Dandruff: A Dermatologist’s Message on Common Scalp Conditions
As dermatologists, one of the most common statements we hear at the hospital is:
While dandruff is indeed common, many people are unaware that the scalp can be affected by several different skin disorders that may look similar in the beginning. Flaking, itching, redness, raised painful bumps on the scalp, scaling and hair fall are not always caused by dandruff alone.
READ FULL ARTICLEUterovaginal Prolapse: Understanding the Condition
Uterovaginal prolapse is a frequently encountered yet underreported health issue in which the uterus sinks from its normal position into the vaginal canal due to the reduction in strength of the pelvic floor muscles and supporting ligaments. It is part of a broader category called pelvic organ prolapse, which may also involve the bladder or rectum.
READ FULL ARTICLEPrediabetes: The Ticking Time Bomb
The Silent Threat
Introduction & Clinical Narrative
As healthcare transitions heavily into a preventive model, clinical focus has shifted sharply toward intermediate metabolic states. Prediabetes has emerged as one of the most critical windows for therapeutic intervention in modern practice. Data reveals a ticking time bomb: According to the comprehensive ICMR-INDIAB national study, over 136 million individuals are currently living with prediabetes. This massive cohort represents roughly 15.3% of the adult population who are standing at a critical crossroad.
READ FULL ARTICLEMen’s Health Awareness Month: When a Neck Lump Could Mean More
June is observed as Men’s Health Awareness Month, but here’s the uncomfortable truth—men are far more likely to ignore symptoms, delay doctor visits, and present late with serious disease. One of the most commonly ignored warning signs is a lump in the neck.
READ FULL ARTICLELiver Elastography: Reading the Liver Between the Waves
Introduction
Chronic liver disease (CLD) progresses through fibrosis → cirrhosis, irrespective of etiology (viral, alcohol, NAFLD, autoimmune). Accurate staging of fibrosis is essential for:
READ FULL ARTICLESalt: Which One Should You Choose?
Salt is part of every Indian kitchen. From regular iodised salt to pink salt, black salt, sendha namak, and low-sodium salt, supermarket shelves are packed with choices. But which salt is actually healthier?
The answer may surprise you: The biggest health issue is not which salt we use, but how much we consume.
READ FULL ARTICLEWhat Makes Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery Different? | Kauvery Podcast | Kauvery Hospital Chennai
Minimally invasive neurosurgery is transforming the way brain and spine conditions are treated, offering smaller incisions, faster recovery, and improved precision.
WATCH FULL VIDEOPatient Experience
The post-operative review went extremely well with Dr. Sridhar. The doctor attended to my mom promptly, and the waiting time was minimal. The stitches were removed very efficiently and with great care, making the entire process smooth and comfortable for her. We were truly impressed by the professionalism, prompt attention, and excellent quality of service provided by the medical team.
– H.M
READ MORE TESTIMONIALSRecipe of the Month
Two Immunity-Boosting Gooseberry Juice Variations
Indian gooseberry is rich in vitamin C and antioxidants which help support immunity and protect the body from oxidative stress. It is also valued for promoting digestion, skin health and overall wellness.
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