Ahmedabad: With a powerful enhanced search tool and streamlined navigation, India’s leading pharmaceutical enterprise, Cadila Pharmaceuticals, today announced the launch of its completely revamped, next-generation official website. Designed with a modern, intuitive interface, the new platform delivers seamless navigation and accelerated performance for patients, healthcare professionals, global partners, and job seekers across desktop, tablet, and smartphone devices.

In the AI era and built for speed and clarity, the transformed portal (www.cadilapharma.com) features an intelligent AI-powered chatbot that offers instant assistance, helping users discover products, services, and career information in just a few clicks. With a powerful enhanced search tool and streamlined navigation, visitors can effortlessly explore Cadila’s comprehensive portfolio across major therapeutic areas including Gastroenterology, Oncology, Cardiology, and Diabetology alongside its Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) and CDMO partnerships.

Commenting on the digital launch, Jatin Shah, COO, Generics & Institution Business, Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd., said, “As we build on our legacy of over seven decades, adapting AI-powered technology into our digital ecosystem reflects our unwavering commitment to healthcare innovation. This revamped platform is thoughtfully designed to make key information accessible, fast, and transparent for all our stakeholders. By leveraging modern digital tools, we continue to reinforce our mission of delivering trusted, high-quality healthcare solutions that improve lives globally.”

Every section of the new website highlights Cadila’s cutting-edge R&D capabilities, global footprint, and enduring legacy of trust. The portal also introduces an enhanced ‘Life at Cadila’ section, reflecting a workplace culture grounded in innovation, learning, and collaboration. As a Great Place to Work® certified organization, the platform offers job seekers a clear gateway to explore meaningful career opportunities and build a purposeful future.

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Cadila Pharmaceuticals is one of India’s largest privately held pharmaceutical companies with a global presence across formulations, active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), biologics, consumer healthcare, and specialty products. The company operates state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and serves patients across multiple international markets through its commitment to quality, innovation, and affordability.

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Moringa (Moringa oleifera), often referred to as the “Miracle Tree” or “Tree of Life,” is one of nature’s most nutrient-dense plants. Rich in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, amino acids, and phytonutrients, it has been used for centuries in traditional wellness systems to support overall health and vitality.

Moringa leaves are a natural source of Vitamin A, Vitamin C, Calcium, Potassium, Iron, and Protein, making them a powerful nutritional supplement for people of all ages. Its antioxidant properties help combat oxidative stress, while its anti-inflammatory compounds support the body’s natural healing processes.

Key Benefits 
• Supports immunity and overall wellness
• Helps maintain healthy energy levels
• Promotes digestive health
• Supports healthy blood sugar management
• Contributes to heart health and healthy cholesterol levels
• Rich in antioxidants that help protect cells from damage
• Supports healthy skin and hair

Moringa in the Wellness Industry
As consumers increasingly seek natural, plant-based solutions for health and preventive care, Moringa has emerged as a highly valued ingredient in the global wellness industry. It is widely used in nutritional supplements, herbal formulations, functional foods, wellness beverages, oils, skincare products, and nutraceuticals.
The growing focus on preventive healthcare, sustainable nutrition, and holistic well-being has positioned Moringa as a key component of modern wellness products. Its versatility, nutritional richness, and natural origin make it a preferred choice for individuals looking to enhance their health naturally.
In a world searching for wellness, Moringa stands as a timeless gift from nature—nourishing the body, supporting vitality, and contributing to a healthier future.

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Objective of the Competitions
The competitions aim to communicate important health messages to society in a creative and impactful manner through cartoons and photographs. Participants can highlight themes such as healthy lifestyles, cleanliness and sanitation, pollution control, the harmful effects of smoking and alcohol consumption, yoga and exercise, nutritious food, public health services, and the ground realities of hospitals and healthcare.
Who Can Participate?
Cartoon Competition:
All cartoonists, doctors, healthcare professionals, medical and paramedical students.
Photography Competition:
Photographers, doctors, healthcare professionals, medical students and amateur photographers.
Major Themes
Participants may choose subjects including:
• Health problems and diseases
• Environmental health
• Cleanliness and sanitation
• Yoga and exercise
• Healthy and nutritious food
• Awareness against smoking, alcohol and substance abuse
• Health awareness programmes
• Hospitals and the services of healthcare workers
• Any other creative subject related to health and public awareness
General Rules
• Each participant can submit a maximum of 3 entries in each competition.
• All cartoons and photographs must be original works created/taken by the participant and must not have been published previously.
• Cartoons should be in A4/A3 size at 300 DPI. Photographs should be submitted in high-quality JPEG/PNG format.
• A 2–3 line description explaining the theme/message of each entry is mandatory.
• Participants must provide their name, complete address, mobile number and passport-size photograph.
• All cartoons and photographs must be submitted only through email.
Prizes
Each competition will have First, Second and Third Prizes, along with two Consolation Prizes.
Winners will be honoured with prizes, awards and certificates. All selected cartoons and photographs will be considered for publication in Vydyaloka, one of Karnataka’s leading health magazines.
A Great Opportunity – Don’t Miss It!
This is a wonderful opportunity for artists, photographers, doctors, healthcare professionals and students to showcase their creativity while spreading an important message about health and well-being.
Your creativity can inform, inspire and create a positive impact on society. Showcase your talent, create health awareness and make a difference!
Don’t Miss This Opportunity!
Participate in the Vydyaloka Cartoon and Photography Competitions – 2026 and let your creativity inspire a healthier society.
Last Date for Submission
31 August 2026
The last date for submitting entries for both competitions is 31 August 2026.
“Spread the message of health to society through your pen and camera!”
Organisers
Karnataka Arogya Sahitya Parishat
Bengaluru Health Foundation
Submission Details
Email: mediaicon@ymail.com
For More Information
Shrikrishna M: 81975 54373

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The exclusive dermo-focused symposiums will feature the latest advances in regenerative dermatology, nanotechnology, and science-backed skincare
New Delhi, August 10, 2026: Sesderma Founder and renowned Spanish dermatologist Professor Dr. Gabriel Serrano is visiting India to participate in exclusive scientific symposiums hosted by Iberia Pharmaceuticals. The symposiums, scheduled to take place in New Delhi and Hyderabad, will bring together the country’s dermatology community for meaningful discussions and an exchange of scientific knowledge and insights.
The ‘Grand Dermatology Symposiums’ will bring together pharma skincare industry stakeholders including leading dermatologists, and key opinion leaders to explore the latest advancements in dermatological science and innovation. At the symposiums, Professor Dr. Gabriel Serrano will share insights into the regenerative dermatology, nanotechnology-based dermo-cosmetics, micro-needling technologies, skin longevity, healthy skin ageing and chemical peels tailored to the Indian skin photo types. The symposiums will focus on key global advancements in:
Professor Dr. Gabriel Serrano will discuss emerging approaches to skin and body regeneration, including the growing role of regenerative medicine in skincare. He will also highlight innovative technologies and devices designed to enable more precise and effective skin treatments. Explaining the advanced skin peels, he will share his insights how they are developed to address the specific needs of Indian skin.
Widely known for being the pioneer in the application of nanotechnology in dermatology and for developing specialized skincare and cosmetic solutions, Professor Dr. Gabriel Serrano brings decades of expertise to these discussions. He holds several patents in anti-ageing skincare, chemical peels and sun-damage repair. He founded Sesderma with a vision to provide advance personalized, high-quality dermo-cosmetic solutions through research and innovation. Currently, he focuses on expanding Sesderma’s presence internationally, with the brand now available in more than 80 countries.
Speaking on his upcoming visit to India, Professor Dr. Gabriel Serrano says “I have always been committed to innovation and research, and I firmly believe that continuing to develop effective products and treatments is the only way to deliver the best. India’s dynamic skin profiles with growing demand for science-backed skincare makes for an exciting chapter ahead. The symposiums will provide an inspiring opportunity to collaborate with the dermatologist communities in India. I look forward to engaging with India’s medical community and sharing the latest developments in regenerative medicine, nanotechnology, and personalized skincare.”
As India’s dermatology and dermo- cosmetic sector is experiencing positive and a welcome shift towards evidence-based, and science-backed solutions for skincare, Sesderma, a global dermatology company, is growing its presence in India through increased engagement with India’s dermatology community, and continued investments in research & innovations for the Indian skin.
On the partnership with Sesderma, Mr. Nitin Jain, Founder and Managing Director, Iberia Pharmaceuticals, says, “The Indian youth is increasingly seeking skin care products backed by science-based formulations, and we at Iberia firmly believe that bringing world-class skincare solutions to India is key to this new wave of demand. Our partnership with Sesderma is built on a shared commitment to scientific excellence, innovation, and delivering advanced derma-tech in India.”
Iberia Pharmaceuticals being the official and exclusive partner for Sesderma in India, plays a significant role in boosting the brand’s growth in the country, and with its strong penetration in dermatology ecosystem, the market knowledge, and nationwide distribution capabilities, the company is leading the expansion of Sesderma across evolving markets including the Tier-II cities in India.
Commenting on the symposiums, Mr. Saurav Ojha, Co-Founder & Whole-Time Director at Iberia Pharmaceuticals says “At Iberia Pharmaceuticals, our aim has primarily been to bring the best of global dermatological science-backed skincare to India that addresses the unique needs of the Indian skin. The symposiums hosted by us for the celebrated Professor Dr. Gabriel Serrano provides a powerful knowledge exchange platform to India’s dermatological community.”
India’s increasing demand for science backed skincare, and deeper adoption of clinically certified dermo-cosmetic solutions, we are expanding our footprint beyond metropolitan markets to Tier-II cities, making advanced skincare innovations more accessible to people nationwide.
About Sesderma
Founded in Spain by renowned dermatologist Professor Dr. Gabriel Serrano, Sesderma is a globally recognized dermatology and skincare company with more than 35 years of experience in science-led skin health and innovation. The company is known for its research-driven approach, with expertise spanning nanotechnology, advanced drug delivery systems, regenerative dermatology and dermo cosmetics. Sesderma develops solutions that combine dermatological science and innovative technologies to address evolving skin health needs across diverse skin types. Today, the brand has a presence in markets worldwide and continues to advance its focus on science-backed, clinically oriented skincare.
About Iberia Pharmaceuticals
Iberia Pharmaceuticals is a leading name in pharmaceutical innovation, dedicated to developing scientifically advanced solutions in skin, hair health and cardio diabetic care. Their portfolio features trusted brands recognized for their clinically proven formulations and pharmaceutical backed expertise. The company has a line of safe, effective skincare products along with cardio-diabetic care that address real concerns of Indian skin & wellness. With a strong commitment to innovation and clinical excellence, Iberia seeks to ensure that every product meets the highest industry standards and delivers effective, results driven care.

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A sudden red eye is often dismissed as a minor irritation caused by dust, lack of sleep, or excessive screen time. However, red, watery, and itchy eyes can also be a sign of eye flu, commonly known as viral conjunctivitis. This highly contagious eye infection spreads quickly, especially during the monsoon and seasonal weather changes.
Eye flu, or viral conjunctivitis, is an infection of the conjunctiva—the thin, transparent membrane that covers the white part of the eye and lines the inside of the eyelids. It is most commonly caused by adenoviruses, the same group of viruses responsible for the common cold. In some cases, bacterial infections or allergies may also cause conjunctivitis, but viral conjunctivitis is the most common and contagious form.

Common Warning Signs
Eye flu usually begins in one eye and may spread to the other within a day or two.
• Redness of the eye
• Excessive tearing or watery discharge
• Itching or burning sensation
• Swollen eyelids
• Mild pain or irritation
• Feeling as though something is stuck in the eye
• Sensitivity to light
• Blurred vision caused by excessive tearing
Unlike bacterial conjunctivitis, viral eye flu generally produces a watery discharge rather than thick yellow or green pus.

How Does It Spread?
Eye flu spreads through direct contact with infected tears, eye discharge, contaminated hands, towels, pillows, handkerchiefs, cosmetics, or frequently touched surfaces. Touching an infected eye and then touching another person or object can easily transmit the virus.
Contrary to a common myth, simply looking into the eyes of an infected person does not spread eye flu. The infection spreads through contaminated hands and objects, not by eye contact alone.

Treatment and Home Care
There is no specific antiviral medication for most cases of viral eye flu. The infection usually resolves on its own within 7 to 14 days. Treatment mainly focuses on relieving symptoms.
• Lubricating eye drops (artificial tears)
• Cold compresses to reduce discomfort
• Maintaining good eye hygiene
• Avoiding contact lenses until complete recovery
Antibiotic eye drops should only be used if prescribed by an eye specialist, as they do not work against viruses.

Preventing the Spread
Simple hygiene measures can significantly reduce the risk of infection:

• Wash your hands frequently with soap and water.
• Avoid touching or rubbing your eyes.
• Do not share towels, pillows, cosmetics, or eye drops.
• Clean frequently touched surfaces regularly.
• Stay home from school or work if symptoms are severe.
• Dispose of tissues immediately after use.

When Should You See a Doctor?
Although most cases are mild, immediate medical attention is needed if you experience:
• Severe eye pain
• Significant vision loss
• Extreme sensitivity to light
• Symptoms lasting more than two weeks
• Thick pus-like discharge
• Eye injury before symptoms developed
People with diabetes, weakened immunity, or pre-existing eye diseases should seek medical advice promptly.

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Cooking healthy is not just about choosing fresh vegetables or reducing sugar and salt. One of the most overlooked aspects of healthy eating is the type of cooking oil we use and how we use it. Every day, Indian kitchens witness a variety of cooking methods—from tempering spices and stir-frying vegetables to deep-frying snacks and slow-cooking curries. The oil used in these preparations plays a major role in determining the nutritional quality of our meals.

What Is the Smoke Point?
The smoke point is the temperature at which cooking oil begins to smoke and break down. Once this happens, the oil loses many of its beneficial nutrients and starts producing harmful substances such as free radicals and aldehydes. These compounds may contribute to inflammation, oxidative stress, and an increased risk of chronic diseases when consumed regularly.
Since Indian cooking often involves high temperatures, selecting an oil with an appropriate smoke point is just as important as choosing healthy ingredients.

Traditional Indian Oils Have Their Strengths
India has a rich tradition of using different oils depending on the region and cuisine. Rather than relying on a single oil, many households use a variety of oils throughout the week, which provides a wider range of healthy fats and nutrients.
• Ghee remains a favourite in Indian kitchens because of its high smoke point of around 250°C. It is ideal for tempering, roasting, and everyday cooking while enhancing flavour. In moderation, ghee also helps in the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins and supports digestion.
• Mustard oil, widely used in North and East India, is known for its distinctive aroma and heart-friendly monounsaturated fats. It also contains alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), a plant-based omega-3 fatty acid. Its relatively high smoke point makes it suitable for frying, curries, and pickles.
• Groundnut oil, commonly used in western India, is another excellent option for high-temperature cooking. With a smoke point of about 230°C, it remains stable during frying and sautéing, making it suitable for everyday meals.
• Coconut oil is a traditional cooking medium in southern India. Virgin coconut oil is best suited for medium-heat cooking, while refined coconut oil performs better at higher temperatures. It contains medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs), which are quickly converted into energy by the body.

Match the Oil to the Cooking Method
Choosing the right oil depends on how you cook.
• High-heat cooking: Ghee, mustard oil, groundnut oil, refined coconut oil, and palm oil.
• Medium-heat cooking: Virgin coconut oil and sesame oil.
• Low-heat cooking or salad dressings: Extra virgin olive oil.

Using the appropriate oil helps preserve nutrients while reducing the formation of harmful compounds.

Avoid Reusing Cooking Oil
One common unhealthy practice is repeatedly reheating oil after deep frying. Every reheating cycle increases the breakdown of the oil, producing more harmful chemicals. Reused oil has been linked to increased inflammation and cardiovascular risk. It is especially common in commercial food establishments, making frequent consumption of deep-fried outside food less healthy.

A Simple Step Towards Better Health
Healthy cooking doesn’t require expensive ingredients or complicated diets. It begins with understanding the oils we use every day. Keeping two or three different cooking oils at home and choosing them based on the cooking method can improve nutrition without changing traditional recipes.

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Why Eye Care Matters
Nearly 80% of a child’s learning happens through vision. Poor eyesight can affect academic performance, sports participation, confidence, and social interactions. Unfortunately, many children may not realize they have a vision problem because they assume everyone sees the way they do. Regular eye examinations are therefore essential, even when there are no obvious symptoms.

Common Eye Problems in Children
• Refractive errors such as nearsightedness (myopia), farsightedness (hyperopia), and astigmatism.
• Lazy eye (amblyopia), where one eye develops weaker vision.
• Squint (strabismus), in which the eyes are not properly aligned.
• Allergic conjunctivitis, especially during certain seasons.
• Digital eye strain caused by prolonged use of smartphones, tablets, and computers.
• Eye injuries during sports and recreational activities.
Early diagnosis significantly improves treatment outcomes for most of these conditions.

Warning Signs Parents Should Watch For
Parents should consult an eye specialist if a child frequently:
• Squints while reading or watching television.
• Complains of headaches or eye pain.
• Rubs the eyes excessively.
• Holds books or screens very close to the face.
• Tilts the head while focusing.
• Has watery, red, or sensitive eyes.
• Shows difficulty in school or poor concentration.
• Has one eye that turns inward or outward.
Prompt evaluation can prevent long-term vision problems.

Practical Eye Safety Tips
• Schedule Regular Eye Check-ups: Children should undergo eye examinations soon after birth, again before starting school, and periodically thereafter as advised by an ophthalmologist. Children with a family history of eye diseases may require more frequent evaluations.
• Limit Screen Time: Excessive digital screen exposure has become one of the biggest concerns for children’s eye health. Encourage the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds. Ensure proper lighting, maintain an appropriate viewing distance, and avoid screens at least one hour before bedtime.
• Encourage Outdoor Play: Research has shown that spending at least 1–2 hours outdoors daily may help reduce the risk of developing myopia in children. Outdoor activities also promote physical fitness and overall well-being.

Provide Eye-Friendly Nutrition
A balanced diet supports healthy vision. Include foods rich in:
• Vitamin A (carrots, sweet potatoes, spinach)
• Vitamin C (oranges, guava, strawberries)
• Vitamin E (almonds, sunflower seeds)
• Omega-3 fatty acids (fish, walnuts, flaxseeds)
• Lutein and zeaxanthin (green leafy vegetables, corn)
Good nutrition strengthens eye tissues and supports visual development.

Prevent Eye Injuries
Many childhood eye injuries occur during play. Parents should:
• Choose age-appropriate toys without sharp edges.
• Supervise children while using scissors, pencils, or craft tools.
• Ensure protective eyewear during sports such as cricket, badminton, squash, and cycling.
• Keep household chemicals and cleaning products out of children’s reach.
• Never allow children to play with fireworks without adult supervision.

Teach Good Eye Hygiene
Children should learn healthy habits early:
• Wash hands before touching the eyes.
• Avoid rubbing itchy or irritated eyes.
• Never share towels, handkerchiefs, or eye cosmetics.
• Follow proper contact lens hygiene if prescribed.
These simple practices help prevent infections.

Protect Eyes from Sunlight
Children spend considerable time outdoors. Wearing sunglasses that block 99–100% of UVA and UVB rays, along with a wide-brimmed hat, helps protect their developing eyes from harmful ultraviolet radiation.

When to Seek Immediate Medical Care
Seek urgent medical attention if a child experiences:
• An eye injury or blow to the eye.
• Sudden loss or decrease in vision.
• Severe eye pain.
• Chemical exposure.
• A foreign object lodged in the eye.
• Persistent redness with swelling or discharge.
Prompt treatment can prevent permanent vision damage.

Building Lifelong Healthy Vision
Protecting children’s eyesight is not just about preventing disease—it is about helping them achieve their full potential. Regular eye examinations, healthy eating, outdoor activities, safe play, limited screen time, and good eye hygiene together form the foundation of lifelong eye health.

Healthy eyes empower children to learn, explore, and dream with confidence. By making eye care a priority from an early age, parents can give their children one of life’s greatest gifts—the clear vision to see a brighter future.

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