Health With Diagnostics

24/09/2026

Caregivers often notice the small changes that happen between appointments: a shift in routine, a new source of distress, or a task that has become harder.

Sharing these observations with the healthcare team can help them understand how the person’s needs are changing. The caregiver’s questions and concerns deserve a place in that conversation, too.

To hear Mr. Jayaram’s perspective as Vijaya’s husband and caregiver, watch their story on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soNU6Y-pj7o&t=142s

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22/09/2026

Alzheimer’s care often begins before a diagnosis, with someone noticing a change and choosing not to ignore it.

That first conversation can open the door to assessment, support, and better planning for what comes next.

To understand why recognising the signs early can matter for the journey ahead, watch the full video of Mr. Jayaram’s story on our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soNU6Y-pj7o&t=142s

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21/09/2026

"An early diagnosis is not a final clinical milestone, but a bridge that allows families to prepare, to adapt, and to cherish the moments that remain." - Jayaram, husband and primary caregiver.

A gifted Carnatic singer and beloved family matriarch, Vijaya’s life was defined by the complex rhythms and melodies of her art. But when the lyrics of familiar ragas began to slip away, her family faced a reality that is too easily mistaken for simple aging. Vijaya was just 56 years old when the subtle early symptoms of Alzheimer’s surfaced.

In recognition of World Alzheimer’s Week, we are honoring their journey by highlighting "The Memory Vault". Their lived experience reminds us that identifying the biological "why" behind cognitive symptoms is the ultimate tool for reclaiming control.

Watch Jayaram and Vijaya's full story in "The Memory Vault" video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soNU6Y-pj7o

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18/09/2026

Patient safety doesn’t begin during treatment. It begins much earlier.

For a patient who needs a blood transfusion, safety is built into every step, from donor screening and blood collection to testing for transfusion-transmissible infections.

Accurate, timely diagnostics help identify potential risks before blood reaches the patient, strengthening safeguards across the transfusion journey. Because every unit of blood carries a responsibility: to reach the patient safely.

This World Patient Safety Day, let’s recognise the role of blood safety in protecting patients, one step at a time.

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16/09/2026

PMOS can be easy to misunderstand when the name itself points attention towards ovarian cysts.

That misconception can affect how women interpret their symptoms and whether they feel the need to seek further evaluation.

A clearer understanding of PMOS can help shift the conversation from what is expected to be seen to what the body may actually be showing.

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13/09/2026

The PMOS conversation came full circle in Chennai.

After bringing together experts in Delhi and Hyderabad, the final chapter saw experts across gynaecology, endocrinology, IVF and diagnostics come together to further the dialogue on a more holistic approach to PMOS diagnosis and management.

From looking beyond BMI and recognising metabolic risks to using objective diagnostics and supporting women across life stages, the focus remained on one shared goal: enabling better, more informed long-term outcomes.

Three cities. One evolving conversation. A more holistic approach to women’s health.

With her today. With her for life.

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13/09/2026

Sepsis can turn a routine infection into a medical emergency within hours. On World Sepsis Day, we're reminding India that recognising the signs early and testing for them faster is what keeps people a step ahead of a condition that rarely offers second chances.

To learn more sepsis and how early detection can help, visit: https://diagnostics.roche.com/global/en/lab-leaders/article/early-detection-sepsis-in-lab.html

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12/09/2026

The PMOS NEXT momentum is growing.

Following a tremendous response in New Delhi and Hyderabad, PMOS NEXT now arrives in Chennai. It brings together leading healthcare experts to explore emerging insights, evolving perspectives, and advancements in women’s health.

Be part of the next chapter in this growing dialogue on the future of women’s healthcare.

Watch the event live on YouTube and join this insightful experience.

📅 12 September 2026
🕕 6:00 PM–9:00 PM
▶️ Watch live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHf-MFdJY4k

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Join us for PMOS NEXT – An International Speaker Program on the New...

12/09/2026

The momentum continues in Hyderabad.

Building on the conversations in Delhi, 70+ experts across gynaecology, endocrinology, IVF and diagnostics came together to discuss a more holistic approach to PMOS diagnosis and management.

The focus remained on recognising metabolic risks beyond BMI, using objective diagnostics for greater clarity, and supporting women across every life stage for better long-term outcomes.

The conversation continues.

Up next: Chennai.

With her today. With her for life.

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11/09/2026

PCOS isn't just an ovarian issue, it’s a lifelong, multisystem metabolic challenge.

That shift in perspective took center stage in Delhi, where experts across gynaecology, endocrinology, IVF, and diagnostics gathered to kick off our multi-city, International Speaker Programme (ISP) . The goal is clear: transition from temporary symptom management to an integrated, multidisciplinary approach for Polycystic Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS).

Three core takeaways led the discussion:

Look beyond the scale: Metabolic dysfunction often hides behind a normal BMI, especially within Indian phenotypes. Catching insulin resistance early matters far more than the number on the scale.

Tap into advanced diagnostics: Diagnostics and access to them have advanced significantly. Objective biomarkers like AMH and standardised lab testing remove diagnostic ambiguity, giving clinicians a reliable baseline to track long-term health.

Coach across every life stage: A woman’s health needs evolve from puberty through her reproductive years and into menopause. Healthcare providers must act as coaches throughout this journey, bringing together doctors, diagnostic providers, patient groups, and innovation partners to drive real behavior change across society.

The movement to reshape women’s metabolic and endocrine health is picking up momentum across India.
Up Next on the Roadshow:
Hyderabad: Tonight!
Chennai: Tomorrow!

Stay tuned as leading global and national experts continue to advance diagnostic precision and lifelong care for women.

With her today. With her for life.

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