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Covid To Ebola, What Makes Doctors And Medical Staff Frontline Workers?
When a patient enters a hospital with symptoms of a disease, frontline workers are usually the first people to examine, test, treat, and monitor that person. Their work begins before a disease is fully understood and often continues until the outbrea
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ICMR Launches India's Largest Biomedical Technology Transfer Platform
ICMR's launch of the Medical Innovations Patent Mitra platform marks an important moment for India's biomedical sector.
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39-Year-Old Karnataka Cricketer Dies Of Heart Attack: Are Young, Fit And Active Athletes Also At Risk?
Heart attacks are often linked with older age, obesity, smoking and an inactive lifestyle. However, young athletes are not completely free from risk.
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World Health Assembly 2026: Union Health Minister JP Nadda Reaffirms India's Commitment To Universal Health Coverage
Speaking at the assembly, JP Nadda explained that India is moving forward with a people-focused healthcare model that aims to make medical services more accessible and affordable for all sections of society.
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8 Yoga Asanas And Breathing Techniques That Can Lower Body Heat
There are certain yoga poses and breathing practices that create a calming effect and help the body feel cooler and more balanced. It also helps in relaxation, improves breathing, and reduces tension.
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Did Germany Develop A Medical Gel To Repair And Regrow Damaged Joint Cartilage? A Fact-Check
A viral claim states that Germany developed an injectable gel that repairs damaged cartilage naturally. Read on to know more about the claim.
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India's Water-Borne Disease Burden: 17 Million Cases Of Severe Diarrhoea, Typhoid, Hepatitis, Cholera In 5 Years
Diarrhoea has the highest number of cases every year. In 2021 alone, India recorded 6,015,506 cases, the largest annual figure across the entire five-year span.
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Popular Weight Loss Drug Wegovy Linked To Rare Blinding Eye Condition, Finds Study
The study does not say that Wegovy directly causes blindness. Instead, researchers found a strong link between the drug and a condition called ischemic optic neuropathy.
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Love Mangoes? Add This One Ingredient To Boost Its Health Benefits This Summer
A cup of mangoes paired with soaked chia seeds is beneficial for gut health, hydration and controlling sugar spikes.
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Is Coffee Really Harmful For Your Health? Doctor Recommends This Change For Better Liver Health
Black coffee has been linked to several health benefits, including a lower risk of fatty liver disease and fibrosis.
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World Thyroid Day 2026: Thyroid Dysfunction In Pregnancy May Increase Autism Risk In Children
Thyroid health is an important factor in upholding a baby's optimal development, particularly neurological development.
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Dry Skin And Brittle Nails? Doctor Shares How Hormonal Changes Impact Your Skin and Nails
Hormones help regulate many important functions in the body, including skin moisture, oil production, blood flow, and nail strength. When hormone levels change or become imbalanced, these effects may show up externally.
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Gestational Diabetes Linked To Future Type 2 Diabetes Regardless Of Pre-Pregnancy Weight: Study
Gestational diabetes is a condition that develops during pregnancy when the body cannot control blood sugar levels properly. It usually disappears after childbirth, so many women assume it is only a temporary issue. However, a new study suggests that the effects may continue long after pregnancy ends. Scientists found that women who suffer from ges...
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Doctor Explains The Connection Between Heatwaves And Increased Anxiety Levels
During hot weather conditions, it is common for people to feel more irritated, impatient, restless, or emotionally low. These reactions are not unusual and can happen even in otherwise healthy individuals.
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Anxiety, Muscle Cramps, Migraines? Nutritionist Says It Might Be Magnesium Deficiency
Deepsikha Jain shares insights on the mineral’s role in nerve function, muscle health, and relaxation
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Covid To Ebola, What Makes Doctors And Medical Staff Frontline Workers?
When a patient enters a hospital with symptoms of a disease, frontline workers are usually the first people to examine, test, treat, and monitor that person. Their work begins before a disease is fully understood and often continues until the outbrea
-
ICMR Launches India's Largest Biomedical Technology Transfer Platform
ICMR's launch of the Medical Innovations Patent Mitra platform marks an important moment for India's biomedical sector.
-
39-Year-Old Karnataka Cricketer Dies Of Heart Attack: Are Young, Fit And Active Athletes Also At Risk?
Heart attacks are often linked with older age, obesity, smoking and an inactive lifestyle. However, young athletes are not completely free from risk.
-
World Health Assembly 2026: Union Health Minister JP Nadda Reaffirms India's Commitment To Universal Health Coverage
Speaking at the assembly, JP Nadda explained that India is moving forward with a people-focused healthcare model that aims to make medical services more accessible and affordable for all sections of society.
-
8 Yoga Asanas And Breathing Techniques That Can Lower Body Heat
There are certain yoga poses and breathing practices that create a calming effect and help the body feel cooler and more balanced. It also helps in relaxation, improves breathing, and reduces tension.
-
Did Germany Develop A Medical Gel To Repair And Regrow Damaged Joint Cartilage? A Fact-Check
A viral claim states that Germany developed an injectable gel that repairs damaged cartilage naturally. Read on to know more about the claim.
-
India's Water-Borne Disease Burden: 17 Million Cases Of Severe Diarrhoea, Typhoid, Hepatitis, Cholera In 5 Years
Diarrhoea has the highest number of cases every year. In 2021 alone, India recorded 6,015,506 cases, the largest annual figure across the entire five-year span.
-
Popular Weight Loss Drug Wegovy Linked To Rare Blinding Eye Condition, Finds Study
The study does not say that Wegovy directly causes blindness. Instead, researchers found a strong link between the drug and a condition called ischemic optic neuropathy.
-
Love Mangoes? Add This One Ingredient To Boost Its Health Benefits This Summer
A cup of mangoes paired with soaked chia seeds is beneficial for gut health, hydration and controlling sugar spikes.
-
Is Coffee Really Harmful For Your Health? Doctor Recommends This Change For Better Liver Health
Black coffee has been linked to several health benefits, including a lower risk of fatty liver disease and fibrosis.
-
World Thyroid Day 2026: Thyroid Dysfunction In Pregnancy May Increase Autism Risk In Children
Thyroid health is an important factor in upholding a baby's optimal development, particularly neurological development.
-
Dry Skin And Brittle Nails? Doctor Shares How Hormonal Changes Impact Your Skin and Nails
Hormones help regulate many important functions in the body, including skin moisture, oil production, blood flow, and nail strength. When hormone levels change or become imbalanced, these effects may show up externally.
-
Gestational Diabetes Linked To Future Type 2 Diabetes Regardless Of Pre-Pregnancy Weight: Study
Gestational diabetes is a condition that develops during pregnancy when the body cannot control blood sugar levels properly. It usually disappears after childbirth, so many women assume it is only a temporary issue. However, a new study suggests that the effects may continue long after pregnancy ends. Scientists found that women who suffer from ges...
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Doctor Explains The Connection Between Heatwaves And Increased Anxiety Levels
During hot weather conditions, it is common for people to feel more irritated, impatient, restless, or emotionally low. These reactions are not unusual and can happen even in otherwise healthy individuals.
-
Anxiety, Muscle Cramps, Migraines? Nutritionist Says It Might Be Magnesium Deficiency
Deepsikha Jain shares insights on the mineral’s role in nerve function, muscle health, and relaxation
