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India, Nigeria Account For One-Third Of Global Under-Five Deaths In 2023: Study
The absolute number of deaths among children aged five or less in India and Nigeria accounted for about one-third of the global under-five deaths in 2023, according to a new study.
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Covid Hospitalisation, Family History, Lifestyle Linked To Sudden Deaths: Study
Hospitalisations due to severe Covid-19 infection, a family history of sudden deaths, as well as lifestyle behaviours are some of the reasons behind the unexplained sudden death, according to study.
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Why Do Bodybuilders Face High Risk Of Sudden Cardiac Death? Study Answers
The post-mortem reports of some of the bodybuilders showed signs of thickening or enlargement of the heart and coronary artery disease.
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Study Suggests Brain Activity At Death Could Signal The Soul Leaving The Body
A new study on brain activity during the dying process raises the possibility that the soul leaves the body, as researchers detect surprising energy spikes in deceased patients' brains.
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India, Nigeria Account For One-Third Of Global Under-Five Deaths In 2023: Study
The absolute number of deaths among children aged five or less in India and Nigeria accounted for about one-third of the global under-five deaths in 2023, according to a new study.
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Covid Hospitalisation, Family History, Lifestyle Linked To Sudden Deaths: Study
Hospitalisations due to severe Covid-19 infection, a family history of sudden deaths, as well as lifestyle behaviours are some of the reasons behind the unexplained sudden death, according to study.
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Why Do Bodybuilders Face High Risk Of Sudden Cardiac Death? Study Answers
The post-mortem reports of some of the bodybuilders showed signs of thickening or enlargement of the heart and coronary artery disease.
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Study Suggests Brain Activity At Death Could Signal The Soul Leaving The Body
A new study on brain activity during the dying process raises the possibility that the soul leaves the body, as researchers detect surprising energy spikes in deceased patients' brains.
