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India Coach Provides Big Update On Rohit Sharma, Hardik Pandya's Fitness: "Heard They're Fine"
India's assistant coach, Sitanshu Kotak, is not aware if veterans Rohit Sharma and Hardik Pandya have cleared their fitness tests ahead of the three-match ODI series against Afghanistan.
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Brain Tumour Survivors Show Immense Resilience After Treatment, Neurologist Reveals
Many brain tumour survivors emerge from their experience with a renewed appreciation for life. Some become advocates for awareness and patient support, while others focus on rebuilding personal and professional goals.
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What India Still Misunderstands About Menstruation: Expert Explains
In many parts of India, menstruation is still treated less as a normal physiological process and more as a marker of reproductive maturity, shaping expectations around gender roles, mobility, and sometimes marriage.
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In J&K, Music Strikes A Chord Against Rising Drug Threat
The musical evening was organised by FICCI FLO Jammu & Kashmir under its 'Jammu Yuva' programme, an initiative aimed at raising awareness about the drug menace and how it is jeopardising the future of the younger generation.
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Most Brain Tumours Aren't Cancerous: Neurosurgeon Busts Myths
A brain tumour diagnosis often sparks fears of cancer and death. But experts say most primary brain tumours are not cancerous. Learn the facts about brain tumours, treatment options, symptoms and why location matters more than size.
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World Brain Tumour Day: Headaches, Seizures And More, Warning Signs You Shouldn't Ignore
Since the brain controls every function of the body, even a small tumour can sometimes lead to significant health problems. Recognising warning signs early can make a crucial difference.
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What Is 'No-Reflow' Syndrome? Why Clear Arteries Don't Always Mean Your Heart Is Safe
No-reflow syndrome can affect people after a heart attack or a medical procedure. Dr Ashok Seth explains why clear arteries don't always mean that your heart is safe.
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Missing Numbers, Missing Accountability: Why NFHS-6 Has Triggered Questions About India's Health Data
The sixth round of the National Family Health Survey (NFHS-6), released last week, drops 43 indicators that were part of previous surveys. Among them are measures that tracked anaemia, child mortality, sex ratio at birth, sanitation, clean cooking fuel access, cancer screening and HIV awareness.
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Multiple Patients Benefit As Relatives Of 85-Yr-Old Brain-Dead Man Donate Organs In Delhi
The former civic official suffered a stroke at his residence and was initially taken to a nearby hospital before being shifted to the HCMCT Manipal Hospital in Dwarka for advanced treatment. Despite intensive care and efforts by doctors, he could not recover and was declared brain dead on June 3.
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One In Six Samples Failed Tests In FY26: Are Indians Losing Faith In Food?
Counterfeit and substandard products not only create health risks but also weaken consumer confidence and impose economic costs on the country.
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ADHD Can Affect Reproductive Health: Expert Explains The Link
ADHD can affect reproductive health through hormonal fluctuations, behavioral challenges, and neurobiological factors, impacting menstrual and sexual health.
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From Precancerous Lesions To Malignancy: Why Early Oral Cancer Detection Remains A Challenge
Oral cancer in India is often diagnosed late due to symptom normalization among tobacco users, complicating treatment and reducing survival chances.
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Prostate Health: Early Signs, Screening, And Treatment Awareness
Prostate health is vital for men over fifty as conditions like BPH, prostatitis, and cancer can affect urinary function and quality of life.
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'Devotion Or Pollution?': Internet Reacts To People Tossing Offerings Into Uttarakhand's Saraswati River
The viral video showing baskets, flowers and other offerings scattered around the Saraswati River in Uttarakhand has clocked 41 million views.
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What Causes Bone Spurs? Doctors Explain The Warning Signs
Bone spurs are smooth bony projections that form along joint edges, often due to ageing, osteoarthritis, injury, or repetitive stress.
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India Coach Provides Big Update On Rohit Sharma, Hardik Pandya's Fitness: "Heard They're Fine"
India's assistant coach, Sitanshu Kotak, is not aware if veterans Rohit Sharma and Hardik Pandya have cleared their fitness tests ahead of the three-match ODI series against Afghanistan.
-
Brain Tumour Survivors Show Immense Resilience After Treatment, Neurologist Reveals
Many brain tumour survivors emerge from their experience with a renewed appreciation for life. Some become advocates for awareness and patient support, while others focus on rebuilding personal and professional goals.
-
What India Still Misunderstands About Menstruation: Expert Explains
In many parts of India, menstruation is still treated less as a normal physiological process and more as a marker of reproductive maturity, shaping expectations around gender roles, mobility, and sometimes marriage.
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In J&K, Music Strikes A Chord Against Rising Drug Threat
The musical evening was organised by FICCI FLO Jammu & Kashmir under its 'Jammu Yuva' programme, an initiative aimed at raising awareness about the drug menace and how it is jeopardising the future of the younger generation.
-
Most Brain Tumours Aren't Cancerous: Neurosurgeon Busts Myths
A brain tumour diagnosis often sparks fears of cancer and death. But experts say most primary brain tumours are not cancerous. Learn the facts about brain tumours, treatment options, symptoms and why location matters more than size.
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World Brain Tumour Day: Headaches, Seizures And More, Warning Signs You Shouldn't Ignore
Since the brain controls every function of the body, even a small tumour can sometimes lead to significant health problems. Recognising warning signs early can make a crucial difference.
-
What Is 'No-Reflow' Syndrome? Why Clear Arteries Don't Always Mean Your Heart Is Safe
No-reflow syndrome can affect people after a heart attack or a medical procedure. Dr Ashok Seth explains why clear arteries don't always mean that your heart is safe.
-
Missing Numbers, Missing Accountability: Why NFHS-6 Has Triggered Questions About India's Health Data
The sixth round of the National Family Health Survey (NFHS-6), released last week, drops 43 indicators that were part of previous surveys. Among them are measures that tracked anaemia, child mortality, sex ratio at birth, sanitation, clean cooking fuel access, cancer screening and HIV awareness.
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Multiple Patients Benefit As Relatives Of 85-Yr-Old Brain-Dead Man Donate Organs In Delhi
The former civic official suffered a stroke at his residence and was initially taken to a nearby hospital before being shifted to the HCMCT Manipal Hospital in Dwarka for advanced treatment. Despite intensive care and efforts by doctors, he could not recover and was declared brain dead on June 3.
-
One In Six Samples Failed Tests In FY26: Are Indians Losing Faith In Food?
Counterfeit and substandard products not only create health risks but also weaken consumer confidence and impose economic costs on the country.
-
ADHD Can Affect Reproductive Health: Expert Explains The Link
ADHD can affect reproductive health through hormonal fluctuations, behavioral challenges, and neurobiological factors, impacting menstrual and sexual health.
-
From Precancerous Lesions To Malignancy: Why Early Oral Cancer Detection Remains A Challenge
Oral cancer in India is often diagnosed late due to symptom normalization among tobacco users, complicating treatment and reducing survival chances.
-
Prostate Health: Early Signs, Screening, And Treatment Awareness
Prostate health is vital for men over fifty as conditions like BPH, prostatitis, and cancer can affect urinary function and quality of life.
-
'Devotion Or Pollution?': Internet Reacts To People Tossing Offerings Into Uttarakhand's Saraswati River
The viral video showing baskets, flowers and other offerings scattered around the Saraswati River in Uttarakhand has clocked 41 million views.
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What Causes Bone Spurs? Doctors Explain The Warning Signs
Bone spurs are smooth bony projections that form along joint edges, often due to ageing, osteoarthritis, injury, or repetitive stress.
