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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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Kidney Cancer Genetic Factors: Doctor Explains Who Is At A Higher Risk
Can kidney cancer run in families? Experts say inherited gene mutations account for a small but important proportion of cases. Learn who is at higher risk, the warning signs to watch for, and when genetic testing may be recommended.
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These Common Diet Mistakes Are Silently Increasing Your Iron Deficiency Risk
While there are plenty of foods that are naturally rich in iron, iron deficiency is quite prevalent worldwide. It is particularly common in pregnant women, infants, menstruating women and those with chronic illnesses.
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What Is An After-Food Gut Health Test? 7 Ways To Identify Chronic Bloating
After-food gut health tests offer ways to identify why you may be experiencing bloating. Here are the types of after-food gut health tests that you can go for, and tips to preserve gut health.
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Why Does Heat Cause Acidity? A Gastroenterologist Explains The Science Behind Your 'Summer Stomach'
Heat can cause acidity, which makes the digestion process uncomfortable. Dr Gourdas Choudhuri explains why this happens and how to avoid it.
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Cauliflower To Mango: Nutritionist Reveals 7 Everyday Foods That Cause Bloating
A nutritionist shares a list of common foods that can cause bloating and those that are generally easier on the digestive system.
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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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A Viral Infection Caused Alka Yagnik's Hearing Disorder: 6 Other Factors That Can Damage Hearing
While Alka Yagnik's hearing loss occurred due to a viral infection, there can be several other factors that can damage your hearing. Read on to know other factors that can damage hearing.
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Warmer Temperatures Bring Soaring Tick Populations - Here Is How You Can Stay Safe From Lyme Disease
Spring's warmer weather lures people outdoors and into possible contact withticks that spread Lyme disease. Here is how you can stay safe from possible ticks bites that spread lyme disease.
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Getting A Headache Every Time You Cough? Here's What Doctor Say
When a person coughs forcefully, pressure inside the chest and abdomen rises rapidly. This pressure can temporarily affect blood flow and fluid dynamics within the skull, leading to a sudden headache.
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Brain Fog Isn't Just Stress: Nutrition Researchers Are Examining Your Snack Choices
Research on nutrition and cognitive performance has shown that individuals need snacks that provide steady energy instead of highly processed options.
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Doctor Lists Foods You Should Eat And Avoid For Constipation
The doctor explains that foods low in fibre and high in fat or refined carbohydrates can slow down digestion and make stools harder.
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Can Sugar Cause Cancer? Gurugram-Based Oncologist Reveals What Science Says
"Anything in excess is harmful for you, whether it is sugar, obesity, or a metabolic disease," the oncologist said
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Male Fertility And Genetics: Why A Normal Lifestyle Doesn't Always Mean Normal Fertility
From chromosomal anomalies to subtle molecular marks on sperm, hidden biological factors can silently erode fertility even when lifestyle appears ideal.
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Does Your Child Have Recurring Fever Without A Cold Or Cough? Check The Urinary Tract
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most prevalent bacterial infections in children.
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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.
-
Kidney Cancer Genetic Factors: Doctor Explains Who Is At A Higher Risk
Can kidney cancer run in families? Experts say inherited gene mutations account for a small but important proportion of cases. Learn who is at higher risk, the warning signs to watch for, and when genetic testing may be recommended.
-
These Common Diet Mistakes Are Silently Increasing Your Iron Deficiency Risk
While there are plenty of foods that are naturally rich in iron, iron deficiency is quite prevalent worldwide. It is particularly common in pregnant women, infants, menstruating women and those with chronic illnesses.
-
What Is An After-Food Gut Health Test? 7 Ways To Identify Chronic Bloating
After-food gut health tests offer ways to identify why you may be experiencing bloating. Here are the types of after-food gut health tests that you can go for, and tips to preserve gut health.
-
Why Does Heat Cause Acidity? A Gastroenterologist Explains The Science Behind Your 'Summer Stomach'
Heat can cause acidity, which makes the digestion process uncomfortable. Dr Gourdas Choudhuri explains why this happens and how to avoid it.
-
Cauliflower To Mango: Nutritionist Reveals 7 Everyday Foods That Cause Bloating
A nutritionist shares a list of common foods that can cause bloating and those that are generally easier on the digestive system.
-
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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A Viral Infection Caused Alka Yagnik's Hearing Disorder: 6 Other Factors That Can Damage Hearing
While Alka Yagnik's hearing loss occurred due to a viral infection, there can be several other factors that can damage your hearing. Read on to know other factors that can damage hearing.
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Warmer Temperatures Bring Soaring Tick Populations - Here Is How You Can Stay Safe From Lyme Disease
Spring's warmer weather lures people outdoors and into possible contact withticks that spread Lyme disease. Here is how you can stay safe from possible ticks bites that spread lyme disease.
-
Getting A Headache Every Time You Cough? Here's What Doctor Say
When a person coughs forcefully, pressure inside the chest and abdomen rises rapidly. This pressure can temporarily affect blood flow and fluid dynamics within the skull, leading to a sudden headache.
-
Brain Fog Isn't Just Stress: Nutrition Researchers Are Examining Your Snack Choices
Research on nutrition and cognitive performance has shown that individuals need snacks that provide steady energy instead of highly processed options.
-
Doctor Lists Foods You Should Eat And Avoid For Constipation
The doctor explains that foods low in fibre and high in fat or refined carbohydrates can slow down digestion and make stools harder.
-
Can Sugar Cause Cancer? Gurugram-Based Oncologist Reveals What Science Says
"Anything in excess is harmful for you, whether it is sugar, obesity, or a metabolic disease," the oncologist said
-
Male Fertility And Genetics: Why A Normal Lifestyle Doesn't Always Mean Normal Fertility
From chromosomal anomalies to subtle molecular marks on sperm, hidden biological factors can silently erode fertility even when lifestyle appears ideal.
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Does Your Child Have Recurring Fever Without A Cold Or Cough? Check The Urinary Tract
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most prevalent bacterial infections in children.
