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Mo1904 ENDOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC PANCREATITIS: A SINGLE CENTER RETROSPECTIVE STUDY

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By Aditya Kulkarni, Vivekanand S. Kulkarni, Manisha A Kulkarni
| Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Verified
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Is it just a tummy issue? The overlooked link between gut health and autism in Children - Dr Aditya Kulkarni

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By Aditya Kulkarni
| Health Dialogues
For many parents, the scene is familiar when a child with autism spectrum disorder suddenly refuses food, wakes repeatedly at night, or becomes unusually irritable. The first thought often turns to behavioral triggers or sensory sensitivities. Yet an increasing number of families discover that the real source lies deeper in the child’s digestive system.
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When Early Heat Strikes: Protecting Kids from Dehydration and Heat Stress - Dr Aditya Satish Kulkarni

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By Aditya Kulkarni
| Health Dialogues
If you stepped outside this month and thought, “This April feels like summer in May,” you’re not exaggerating. Mercury levels have risen to what we normally see in May, and all of us—including children—are feeling the effects of this rise in temperature. But here’s what most parents must realise: Your children are not small adults when it comes to heat tolerance. Their bodies have a higher skin surface area relative to their weight, so they absorb heat faster.
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