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Why PM Modi's 75th Birthday Is Also A Celebration Of Yoga's Global Rise
In 2023, a record-breaking 23.14 crore people from over 135 countries joined the celebrations, setting a Guinness World Record for the largest yoga session.
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World Health Day 2023: 5 Yoga Poses That Will Boost Your Physical As Well As Mental Health
World Health Day 2023: Yoga provides long-term benefits to our physical health and also improves our mental health.
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Brain: Try These Yoga Asanas To Improve Brain Function
See how yoga for memory and focus could enhance your overall brain function.
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Yoga: Sick Of Winter Cold? Try These Yoga Poses To Keep Your Body Warm
Continue reading as we share the best yoga poses to keep your body warm in winter.
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Yoga: Try These 8 Immunity-Boosting Asanas For A Disease-Free Winter
Let's understand step-by-step which yoga asanas will help boost your immunity for the winter weather.
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Best Joint Supplement: 5 Top Joint Products Chosen By Experts
Joint Pain: Here are 5 supplements you can pick from if you experience joint pain on a regular basis.
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Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis: The Most Common Pediatric Rheumatological Disorder
The most important point to highlight is that the various types of juvenile idiopathic arthritis in children respond to various medications better than adults, with good outcomes if diagnosed and treated early.
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Passive Smoking Can Put Young Girls At Risk Of Arthritis And Damaged Spinal Structure
According to a latest study, children, especially young girls who have been exposed to passive smoking in childhood, stand at greater risk of developing arthritis later in life
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World Arthritis Day 2014: Don't Ignore Your Child's Pain
The word arthritis comes from the Greek word 'arthron' meaning 'joint' and the Latin word 'itis' meaning inflammation. It's used to describe over 100 diseases that affect the joints and in some cases is extremely painful. To attend to its cause, World...
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Arthritis linked to genetic factors
Genetic factors appear to play a role in the development of arthritis of the knee.
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Why PM Modi's 75th Birthday Is Also A Celebration Of Yoga's Global Rise
In 2023, a record-breaking 23.14 crore people from over 135 countries joined the celebrations, setting a Guinness World Record for the largest yoga session.
-
World Health Day 2023: 5 Yoga Poses That Will Boost Your Physical As Well As Mental Health
World Health Day 2023: Yoga provides long-term benefits to our physical health and also improves our mental health.
-
Brain: Try These Yoga Asanas To Improve Brain Function
See how yoga for memory and focus could enhance your overall brain function.
-
Yoga: Sick Of Winter Cold? Try These Yoga Poses To Keep Your Body Warm
Continue reading as we share the best yoga poses to keep your body warm in winter.
-
Yoga: Try These 8 Immunity-Boosting Asanas For A Disease-Free Winter
Let's understand step-by-step which yoga asanas will help boost your immunity for the winter weather.
-
Best Joint Supplement: 5 Top Joint Products Chosen By Experts
Joint Pain: Here are 5 supplements you can pick from if you experience joint pain on a regular basis.
-
Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis: The Most Common Pediatric Rheumatological Disorder
The most important point to highlight is that the various types of juvenile idiopathic arthritis in children respond to various medications better than adults, with good outcomes if diagnosed and treated early.
-
Passive Smoking Can Put Young Girls At Risk Of Arthritis And Damaged Spinal Structure
According to a latest study, children, especially young girls who have been exposed to passive smoking in childhood, stand at greater risk of developing arthritis later in life
-
World Arthritis Day 2014: Don't Ignore Your Child's Pain
The word arthritis comes from the Greek word 'arthron' meaning 'joint' and the Latin word 'itis' meaning inflammation. It's used to describe over 100 diseases that affect the joints and in some cases is extremely painful. To attend to its cause, World...
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Arthritis linked to genetic factors
Genetic factors appear to play a role in the development of arthritis of the knee.
