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Richa Chadha Hits Back At Trolls After Dia Mirza Faced Backlash Over Son's Plastic Warning: 'Actors Ki Mental Health Kya Hai?
"Dia does more for ecological restoration in a day than YT bloggers," wrote Richa
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Frequent Nosebleeds? Doctor Explains The Causes And Prevention
Frequent nosebleeds, medically known as epistaxis, often occur when the delicate blood vessels inside the nose become irritated or damaged.
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Pilot Who Crashed Plane Into Beijing Building Wrote About Suicide In Diary
The pilot -- surnamed Liu -- was divorced, lived alone in Beijing and "had long suffered from insomnia and anxiety, and his diary contained multiple references to 'ending his life'", the capital's Chaoyang district government said in a statement.
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Recurrent Fever In Children: When Should Parents Worry?
In some cases, recurrent episodes may indicate chronic infections, inflammatory conditions, or even more serious concerns like autoimmune diseases or malignancies.
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Prevention Is India's Next Healthcare Priority, Say Top Experts
Marking National Doctors' Day, healthcare leaders at the Illness to Wellness Foundation urged Indians to prioritise preventive healthcare, early screening and healthier lifestyles to reduce the country's growing burden of communicable and non-communicable diseases.
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FDA Approves First-Ever AI Tool To Detect Hidden Heart Conditions Before Symptoms Show
EchoNext examines the electrical signals captured during a routine ECG. Although these signals may appear normal to the human eye, the AI has been trained to detect subtle patterns linked to structural heart disease.
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What Happens After 6 Months Without Alcohol? A Sober-Curious Gen Z Shares Results
One of the biggest misconceptions people have is that only heavy drinkers quit alcohol. That wasn't my story
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Autism May Be Linked To Psychosis Risk, New Study Suggests
A large international study has found that autism and psychosis may be connected at both symptom and diagnostic levels. Researchers say the findings could improve early screening and personalised mental healthcare, but they do not mean autistic people will inevitably develop psychosis.
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Fainting vs Stroke: How To Tell The Difference Between Them And The 60-Second Test To Save An Elderly Life In Summer
Fainting and a stroke can affect the elderly population significantly. But a 60-second test can save someone's life, as it can help you identify a stroke.
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TikTok Settles Social Media Addiction Lawsuit With US Teen Ahead Of Trial
Accused of using features like infinite scroll to hook kids, TikTok chose to settle, following a previous $27 million school district payout.
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Top Gastroenterologist Warns About The Health Risks Of Sleeping In A Highly Chilled Room After Eating
Dr Saurabh Sethi warns about the health risks of sleeping in a healthy, chilled room after eating. He also shares tips on how to safeguard your digestive health and ways to minimise health risks.
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Heat Dome Brings Extreme Temperatures To US Ahead Of July 4 Celebrations
Dangerous 100-degree Fahrenheit heat domes trigger health warnings and open cooling centers across the Northeast during July 4th celebrations.
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Former NFL Star Chris Johnson Revives Ice Bucket Challenge To Raise ALS Awareness
The Ice Bucket Challenge gained popularity in the summer of 2014 as a way to raise ALS awareness. People took a video or photo as they got a bucket of ice water dumped on them, and they'd challenge friends or relatives to do the same
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Rs 700-Crore Delhi Medical Scam: Two Accused Sent To Judicial Custody
According to the officer, the investigation remains at an early stage and further action will depend entirely on evidence collected during the probe.
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Lethal Weapon Star Danny Glover Opens Up About Coping With Alzheimers Disease
Alzheimer's disease is an incurable type of dementia that affects memory, thinking and behavior and progressively worsens, according to The Alzheimer's Association.
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Richa Chadha Hits Back At Trolls After Dia Mirza Faced Backlash Over Son's Plastic Warning: 'Actors Ki Mental Health Kya Hai?
"Dia does more for ecological restoration in a day than YT bloggers," wrote Richa
-
Frequent Nosebleeds? Doctor Explains The Causes And Prevention
Frequent nosebleeds, medically known as epistaxis, often occur when the delicate blood vessels inside the nose become irritated or damaged.
-
Pilot Who Crashed Plane Into Beijing Building Wrote About Suicide In Diary
The pilot -- surnamed Liu -- was divorced, lived alone in Beijing and "had long suffered from insomnia and anxiety, and his diary contained multiple references to 'ending his life'", the capital's Chaoyang district government said in a statement.
-
Recurrent Fever In Children: When Should Parents Worry?
In some cases, recurrent episodes may indicate chronic infections, inflammatory conditions, or even more serious concerns like autoimmune diseases or malignancies.
-
Prevention Is India's Next Healthcare Priority, Say Top Experts
Marking National Doctors' Day, healthcare leaders at the Illness to Wellness Foundation urged Indians to prioritise preventive healthcare, early screening and healthier lifestyles to reduce the country's growing burden of communicable and non-communicable diseases.
-
FDA Approves First-Ever AI Tool To Detect Hidden Heart Conditions Before Symptoms Show
EchoNext examines the electrical signals captured during a routine ECG. Although these signals may appear normal to the human eye, the AI has been trained to detect subtle patterns linked to structural heart disease.
-
What Happens After 6 Months Without Alcohol? A Sober-Curious Gen Z Shares Results
One of the biggest misconceptions people have is that only heavy drinkers quit alcohol. That wasn't my story
-
Autism May Be Linked To Psychosis Risk, New Study Suggests
A large international study has found that autism and psychosis may be connected at both symptom and diagnostic levels. Researchers say the findings could improve early screening and personalised mental healthcare, but they do not mean autistic people will inevitably develop psychosis.
-
Fainting vs Stroke: How To Tell The Difference Between Them And The 60-Second Test To Save An Elderly Life In Summer
Fainting and a stroke can affect the elderly population significantly. But a 60-second test can save someone's life, as it can help you identify a stroke.
-
TikTok Settles Social Media Addiction Lawsuit With US Teen Ahead Of Trial
Accused of using features like infinite scroll to hook kids, TikTok chose to settle, following a previous $27 million school district payout.
-
Top Gastroenterologist Warns About The Health Risks Of Sleeping In A Highly Chilled Room After Eating
Dr Saurabh Sethi warns about the health risks of sleeping in a healthy, chilled room after eating. He also shares tips on how to safeguard your digestive health and ways to minimise health risks.
-
Heat Dome Brings Extreme Temperatures To US Ahead Of July 4 Celebrations
Dangerous 100-degree Fahrenheit heat domes trigger health warnings and open cooling centers across the Northeast during July 4th celebrations.
-
Former NFL Star Chris Johnson Revives Ice Bucket Challenge To Raise ALS Awareness
The Ice Bucket Challenge gained popularity in the summer of 2014 as a way to raise ALS awareness. People took a video or photo as they got a bucket of ice water dumped on them, and they'd challenge friends or relatives to do the same
-
Rs 700-Crore Delhi Medical Scam: Two Accused Sent To Judicial Custody
According to the officer, the investigation remains at an early stage and further action will depend entirely on evidence collected during the probe.
-
Lethal Weapon Star Danny Glover Opens Up About Coping With Alzheimers Disease
Alzheimer's disease is an incurable type of dementia that affects memory, thinking and behavior and progressively worsens, according to The Alzheimer's Association.
