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Why India's Food Capital Just Failed Its Own Plate
Hyderabad's position at the bottom of India's hygiene rating rankings should not be viewed simply as a reflection of one city's performance.
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Living With One Kidney: Doctor Separates Facts From Myths
Kidney donation in India is governed by the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act (THOTA), making it a strictly regulated and transparent process.
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Mom-To-Be Anushka Ranjan On IVF Journey: 'Injections, Medicines Are No Joke'
In a recent Instagram reel, Anushka Ranjan stepped forward to reveal the emotional and physical challenges she endured during her IVF journey
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Kate Middleton Completes Three Peaks Challenge In 24 Hours After Cancer Remission
The Princess of Wales recently completed the National Three Peaks Challenge, an endurance event that requires participants to scale the highest mountains in Scotland, England, and Wales in just 24 hours
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NDTV Lifeline x Men's Health: Why Ignoring Warning Signs Can Cost Lives
Heart disease, diabetes, prostate problems and mental health concerns are increasingly affecting men at younger ages, yet many delay seeking medical help. Experts warn that waiting for symptoms to become severe can turn manageable conditions into life-threatening emergencies.
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Delayed Parenthood In India: What Every Couple Should Know About Fertility Before Their Mid-30s
One of the most important conversations couples need to have before their mid-30s is about fertility awareness. The goal is not to create anxiety in place of helping individuals make informed decisions about their reproductive future.
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Vijay Flags Off, Joins Anti-Drug Awareness Run At Chennai's Marina Beach
Dressed in tracks, sneakers and sunglasses, the Chief Minister drew loud cheers from participants, many of them youngsters, as he ran alongside them wearing a "Start Run, Stop Drugs" T-shirt.
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MP Government Makes Mental Health Awareness Compulsory For College Freshers
Bhopal, June 24 (IANS) In a move aimed at improving student well-being, the Madhya Pradesh Higher Education Department has made mental health awareness a key part of the induction programme for newly admitted college students across the state.
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After Twisha Sharma's Death And 'Rs 370 Biryani' Row, Relationship Coach Advises Women Not To "Marry Indian Men"
The relationship coach said that between abusive husbands and in-laws and a man who thinks that he is entitled to a woman's body because he paid for the meal, women are better off staying single than marrying or dating Indian men
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Early Diagnosis Of Sickle Cell Anemia Matters: Newborn Screening And Timely Intervention
Sickle cell disease (SCD) is caused by a genetic mutation that affects haemoglobin. In people with SCD, abnormal haemoglobin known as Haemoglobin S causes red blood cells to become rigid and sickle-shaped instead of round and flexible.
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India's Sickle Cell Anemia Burden: Why Certain Regions And Communities Are More Affected
India carries a significant share of the global burden of sickle cell anaemia with millions of people either affected by SCD or carrying the sickle cell trait.
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Early Warning Signs Of Kidney Cancer: Blood In Urine, Back Pain, And Unexplained Weight Loss
Kidney cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting the urinary system. It develops when abnormal cells in the kidneys grow uncontrollably and form a tumour.
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Kidney Cancer Myths Debunked: What Doctors Want You To Know
Kidney cancer is often misunderstood, with myths ranging from it being hereditary to always requiring kidney removal. A urologic cancer specialist explains the facts about risk factors, diagnosis, treatment, and survival outcomes.
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Hyderabad Doctor Creates Guinness World Record With AI Hologram To Spread Breast Health Awareness
Speaking to NDTV exclusively Dr Raghu Ram highlighted the growing burden of breast cancer in India. He said breast cancer cases are increasingly being diagnosed among younger women, with the peak age group between 40 and 50 years.
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What Does Being 'Trauma-Informed' Actually Mean?
The term "trauma-informed" emerged in the early 2000s, building on clinical research about trauma from the 1990s.
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Why India's Food Capital Just Failed Its Own Plate
Hyderabad's position at the bottom of India's hygiene rating rankings should not be viewed simply as a reflection of one city's performance.
-
Living With One Kidney: Doctor Separates Facts From Myths
Kidney donation in India is governed by the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act (THOTA), making it a strictly regulated and transparent process.
-
Mom-To-Be Anushka Ranjan On IVF Journey: 'Injections, Medicines Are No Joke'
In a recent Instagram reel, Anushka Ranjan stepped forward to reveal the emotional and physical challenges she endured during her IVF journey
-
Kate Middleton Completes Three Peaks Challenge In 24 Hours After Cancer Remission
The Princess of Wales recently completed the National Three Peaks Challenge, an endurance event that requires participants to scale the highest mountains in Scotland, England, and Wales in just 24 hours
-
NDTV Lifeline x Men's Health: Why Ignoring Warning Signs Can Cost Lives
Heart disease, diabetes, prostate problems and mental health concerns are increasingly affecting men at younger ages, yet many delay seeking medical help. Experts warn that waiting for symptoms to become severe can turn manageable conditions into life-threatening emergencies.
-
Delayed Parenthood In India: What Every Couple Should Know About Fertility Before Their Mid-30s
One of the most important conversations couples need to have before their mid-30s is about fertility awareness. The goal is not to create anxiety in place of helping individuals make informed decisions about their reproductive future.
-
Vijay Flags Off, Joins Anti-Drug Awareness Run At Chennai's Marina Beach
Dressed in tracks, sneakers and sunglasses, the Chief Minister drew loud cheers from participants, many of them youngsters, as he ran alongside them wearing a "Start Run, Stop Drugs" T-shirt.
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MP Government Makes Mental Health Awareness Compulsory For College Freshers
Bhopal, June 24 (IANS) In a move aimed at improving student well-being, the Madhya Pradesh Higher Education Department has made mental health awareness a key part of the induction programme for newly admitted college students across the state.
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After Twisha Sharma's Death And 'Rs 370 Biryani' Row, Relationship Coach Advises Women Not To "Marry Indian Men"
The relationship coach said that between abusive husbands and in-laws and a man who thinks that he is entitled to a woman's body because he paid for the meal, women are better off staying single than marrying or dating Indian men
-
Early Diagnosis Of Sickle Cell Anemia Matters: Newborn Screening And Timely Intervention
Sickle cell disease (SCD) is caused by a genetic mutation that affects haemoglobin. In people with SCD, abnormal haemoglobin known as Haemoglobin S causes red blood cells to become rigid and sickle-shaped instead of round and flexible.
-
India's Sickle Cell Anemia Burden: Why Certain Regions And Communities Are More Affected
India carries a significant share of the global burden of sickle cell anaemia with millions of people either affected by SCD or carrying the sickle cell trait.
-
Early Warning Signs Of Kidney Cancer: Blood In Urine, Back Pain, And Unexplained Weight Loss
Kidney cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting the urinary system. It develops when abnormal cells in the kidneys grow uncontrollably and form a tumour.
-
Kidney Cancer Myths Debunked: What Doctors Want You To Know
Kidney cancer is often misunderstood, with myths ranging from it being hereditary to always requiring kidney removal. A urologic cancer specialist explains the facts about risk factors, diagnosis, treatment, and survival outcomes.
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Hyderabad Doctor Creates Guinness World Record With AI Hologram To Spread Breast Health Awareness
Speaking to NDTV exclusively Dr Raghu Ram highlighted the growing burden of breast cancer in India. He said breast cancer cases are increasingly being diagnosed among younger women, with the peak age group between 40 and 50 years.
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What Does Being 'Trauma-Informed' Actually Mean?
The term "trauma-informed" emerged in the early 2000s, building on clinical research about trauma from the 1990s.
