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Social Anxiety Disorder: Here Are Some Practical Tips To Keep Yourself Calm
Social anxiety disorder affects millions of people across the world. The symptoms of SAD usually start in childhood or adolescence and continue into adulthood if untreated.
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Karan Wahi Says Giving Up Non-Veg Food Cured His Skin Allergies: 'My Body Would Get Dry Waist Down'
Karan Wahi shared that chanting has helped him become calmer, while giving up non-vegetarian food has also alleviated his skin allergies
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Can Viral Clove Water Really Clear Acne? What Science Says
Scroll through Instagram Reels and you will find countless creators spraying homemade clove water on their faces, calling it a "glow-up mist" or a "natural acne cure"
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Achaar vs Pickle: How Are They Different In Terms Of Preparation, Flavour, And Uses
Are pickles and achaar really the same thing? While both rely on the age-old technique of preservation, they differ in preparation, flavour, and use.
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Summer Diarrhoea: Doctor Explains How Heat Causes Gut Issues, Shares Tips
Summer heat and humidity increase cases of acute gastroenteritis due to faster microbial growth in food and water, causing digestive issues.
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India Gets New Vaccine Tools To Fight Tuberculosis In Adolescents: Not 'A Magic Bullet' But A Good Breakthrough
While the vaccines are products of private sector innovation, their evaluation has been firmly anchored in public science, with a large, independent Phase III clinical trial led, funded and sponsored by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).
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How "Joy Bangla" Became Bengal's Name For A Viral Eye Epidemic
In 1971, Bengal witnessed an overlap of war, refugee migration from Bangladesh, and a fast-spreading eye epidemic. The slogan "Joy Bangla" casts a long shadow, with Bengalis calling conjunctivitis by that name even today.
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Sarcopenia In Liver Disease: Doctor Explains Why Muscle Loss Matters More Than Weight
The condition of sarcopenia has gained recognition as a critical element that affects chronic liver disease patient's outcomes.
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Frequent Acidity And Discomfort? Gastroenterologist Explains When It May Go Beyond Lifestyle
When acidity becomes frequent, persistent, or progressively more severe, it can indicate an underlying gastrointestinal condition that requires medical attention.
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Struggling With Endometriosis? Fix Your Melatonin Levels, Says Nutritionist
Nutritionist Rashi Chowdhary shares 3 simple tips to get back to your melatonin rhythm without using a gummy.
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Social Anxiety Disorder: Here Are Some Practical Tips To Keep Yourself Calm
Social anxiety disorder affects millions of people across the world. The symptoms of SAD usually start in childhood or adolescence and continue into adulthood if untreated.
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Karan Wahi Says Giving Up Non-Veg Food Cured His Skin Allergies: 'My Body Would Get Dry Waist Down'
Karan Wahi shared that chanting has helped him become calmer, while giving up non-vegetarian food has also alleviated his skin allergies
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Can Viral Clove Water Really Clear Acne? What Science Says
Scroll through Instagram Reels and you will find countless creators spraying homemade clove water on their faces, calling it a "glow-up mist" or a "natural acne cure"
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Achaar vs Pickle: How Are They Different In Terms Of Preparation, Flavour, And Uses
Are pickles and achaar really the same thing? While both rely on the age-old technique of preservation, they differ in preparation, flavour, and use.
-
Summer Diarrhoea: Doctor Explains How Heat Causes Gut Issues, Shares Tips
Summer heat and humidity increase cases of acute gastroenteritis due to faster microbial growth in food and water, causing digestive issues.
-
India Gets New Vaccine Tools To Fight Tuberculosis In Adolescents: Not 'A Magic Bullet' But A Good Breakthrough
While the vaccines are products of private sector innovation, their evaluation has been firmly anchored in public science, with a large, independent Phase III clinical trial led, funded and sponsored by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).
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How "Joy Bangla" Became Bengal's Name For A Viral Eye Epidemic
In 1971, Bengal witnessed an overlap of war, refugee migration from Bangladesh, and a fast-spreading eye epidemic. The slogan "Joy Bangla" casts a long shadow, with Bengalis calling conjunctivitis by that name even today.
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Sarcopenia In Liver Disease: Doctor Explains Why Muscle Loss Matters More Than Weight
The condition of sarcopenia has gained recognition as a critical element that affects chronic liver disease patient's outcomes.
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Frequent Acidity And Discomfort? Gastroenterologist Explains When It May Go Beyond Lifestyle
When acidity becomes frequent, persistent, or progressively more severe, it can indicate an underlying gastrointestinal condition that requires medical attention.
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Struggling With Endometriosis? Fix Your Melatonin Levels, Says Nutritionist
Nutritionist Rashi Chowdhary shares 3 simple tips to get back to your melatonin rhythm without using a gummy.
