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Culinary Medicine Explained: How Cooking And Nutrition Can Improve Your Health
Culinary medicine integrates nutrition science with cooking education to help patients make healthier food choices and manage chronic diseases.
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Salman Khan Recalls 'Sultan' Injuries On Koffee With Karan Episode: What Repeated Head Trauma Can Do To Your Health
Salman Khan's recollection of his physical struggles while working on Sultan highlights the demands that intensive training and action roles can place on the body.
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Woman Thought She Had A Cold, Woke Up 45 Days Later With Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Explained
People with ME/CFS may find ordinary activities, such as bathing, cooking, working or walking, extremely difficult. The illness can also affect sleep, thinking, concentration and memory.
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Why Are People Injecting Botox Into Their Feet? Cosmetologist Explains
Botulinum toxin temporarily reduces muscle activity and can decrease certain pain-signalling mechanisms
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Chronic Inflammation Linked To Silent Heart Damage, Study Says
The researchers found that higher inflammation levels were associated with structural changes in the heart, including thickened heart walls, smaller heart chambers and poorer heart filling. Such changes can develop silently for years before potentially progressing to heart failure.
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Frequent Hospital Visits Can Raise Health Risks In Chronic Disease: Doctor Explains
Repeated hospitalisation can particularly affect older adults. Spending long periods in bed or being physically inactive during hospital stays may contribute to weakness and reduced mobility.
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Shingles Pain May Soon Be Easier To Treat, New Study Finds
Shingles pain can linger for months or years after the rash fades. A new study reveals how exosomes may keep nerves inflamed and hypersensitive, offering hope for better treatments for chronic post-herpetic neuralgia.
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Can Strength Training Help Chronic Pain Or Make It Worse? What Patients Need to Know
Chronic pain often leads to reduced activity, causing muscle weakness and difficulty in daily tasks, creating a challenging cycle for patients.
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Foamy Urine: When Is It Normal And When Should You See A Doctor?
Foamy urine is often harmless and can result from dehydration, urine force, or toilet cleaners, but persistent foaming may indicate kidney issues.
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Why Are You Always Exhausted? Study Finds Common Link In 5 Conditions
Applied across the five conditions, Orion found that genetic changes, that appeared to have little in common, connected into the same regulatory circuitry.
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Vagus Nerve Stimulation: Can Wearable Pulse Tech Really Turn Off Chronic Stress?
Dr Chirag Tandon and Dr Kevin J. Tracey explain the benefits of wearable pulse tech. Here is how it can counter chronic stress and its potential side effects.
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45-Year-Old Noida Woman Donates Kidney To Younger Brother With Chronic Kidney Disease
For the family, however, the significance of the transplant goes beyond the medical outcome.
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Coffee May Be Good For Your Liver: Gastroenterologist Explains Why He Drinks It Every Morning
Research has linked regular coffee consumption with lower risks of several liver conditions.
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Imran Khan Health Getting Worse? How Stress Impacts Blood Pressure, Heart Health
Imran Khans health concerns have raised attention on how prolonged psychological stress affects heart health and blood pressure.
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Apollo Hospitals To Open OPDs 7 Days A Week, Says Founder Prathap Reddy
Apollo's own health screening report, Health of the Nation 2026, based on screenings of more than 2.5 million people across its network, found that nearly 26 per cent were hypertensive and 23 per cent diabetic despite showing no symptoms.
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Culinary Medicine Explained: How Cooking And Nutrition Can Improve Your Health
Culinary medicine integrates nutrition science with cooking education to help patients make healthier food choices and manage chronic diseases.
-
Salman Khan Recalls 'Sultan' Injuries On Koffee With Karan Episode: What Repeated Head Trauma Can Do To Your Health
Salman Khan's recollection of his physical struggles while working on Sultan highlights the demands that intensive training and action roles can place on the body.
-
Woman Thought She Had A Cold, Woke Up 45 Days Later With Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Explained
People with ME/CFS may find ordinary activities, such as bathing, cooking, working or walking, extremely difficult. The illness can also affect sleep, thinking, concentration and memory.
-
Why Are People Injecting Botox Into Their Feet? Cosmetologist Explains
Botulinum toxin temporarily reduces muscle activity and can decrease certain pain-signalling mechanisms
-
Chronic Inflammation Linked To Silent Heart Damage, Study Says
The researchers found that higher inflammation levels were associated with structural changes in the heart, including thickened heart walls, smaller heart chambers and poorer heart filling. Such changes can develop silently for years before potentially progressing to heart failure.
-
Frequent Hospital Visits Can Raise Health Risks In Chronic Disease: Doctor Explains
Repeated hospitalisation can particularly affect older adults. Spending long periods in bed or being physically inactive during hospital stays may contribute to weakness and reduced mobility.
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Shingles Pain May Soon Be Easier To Treat, New Study Finds
Shingles pain can linger for months or years after the rash fades. A new study reveals how exosomes may keep nerves inflamed and hypersensitive, offering hope for better treatments for chronic post-herpetic neuralgia.
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Can Strength Training Help Chronic Pain Or Make It Worse? What Patients Need to Know
Chronic pain often leads to reduced activity, causing muscle weakness and difficulty in daily tasks, creating a challenging cycle for patients.
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Foamy Urine: When Is It Normal And When Should You See A Doctor?
Foamy urine is often harmless and can result from dehydration, urine force, or toilet cleaners, but persistent foaming may indicate kidney issues.
-
Why Are You Always Exhausted? Study Finds Common Link In 5 Conditions
Applied across the five conditions, Orion found that genetic changes, that appeared to have little in common, connected into the same regulatory circuitry.
-
Vagus Nerve Stimulation: Can Wearable Pulse Tech Really Turn Off Chronic Stress?
Dr Chirag Tandon and Dr Kevin J. Tracey explain the benefits of wearable pulse tech. Here is how it can counter chronic stress and its potential side effects.
-
45-Year-Old Noida Woman Donates Kidney To Younger Brother With Chronic Kidney Disease
For the family, however, the significance of the transplant goes beyond the medical outcome.
-
Coffee May Be Good For Your Liver: Gastroenterologist Explains Why He Drinks It Every Morning
Research has linked regular coffee consumption with lower risks of several liver conditions.
-
Imran Khan Health Getting Worse? How Stress Impacts Blood Pressure, Heart Health
Imran Khans health concerns have raised attention on how prolonged psychological stress affects heart health and blood pressure.
-
Apollo Hospitals To Open OPDs 7 Days A Week, Says Founder Prathap Reddy
Apollo's own health screening report, Health of the Nation 2026, based on screenings of more than 2.5 million people across its network, found that nearly 26 per cent were hypertensive and 23 per cent diabetic despite showing no symptoms.
