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Late Morning Cardiac Surgery Linked To Increased Risk Of Cardiovascular Deaths, Finds Study
Heart surgery that begins late in the morning may raise the risk of cardiovascular deaths when compared to other times of the day, according to a study.
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Maternal Antibiotic Use Tied To Higher Bacterial Disease Risk In Babies
Maternal use of antibiotics during pregnancy may raise the risk of babies developing Group B Streptococcus (GBS) disease -- a common bacterial disease, according to a study.
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Why Do Some People Require Blood Thinners In Winter For Optimal Heart Health? Cardiologist Answers
During colder months, when the risk of complications can increase due to changes in blood pressure and vessel constriction, maintaining proper blood flow becomes even more crucial.
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Hyderabad Study Traces Origins Of Mites And Ticks, May Help Track Future Disease Carriers
Understanding these evolutionary relationships can help scientists predict which species may become disease carriers in the future.
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Researchers Develop AI Model That Predicts Disease Risk From Sleep Data
The AI system, described in a paper in the journal Nature Medicine, was initially tested on standard tasks involving sleep analysis, such as tracking different stages of sleep or diagnosing severity of sleep apnoea.
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Doctor Explains How Water Quality Impacts Gut Health, Immunity And Long-Term Disease Risk
As groundwater quality becomes increasingly unpredictable across India, the role of using the right purification technology and certified filters has never been more critical.
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Weak Internal Body Clock Linked To Higher Dementia Risk, Says New Study
"Disruptions in circadian rhythms may alter body processes like inflammation, and may interfere with sleep, possibly increasing amyloid plaques linked to dementia, or reducing amyloid clearance from the brain," says new study.
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Kerala Dialysis Patient Deaths Expose High Infection Risks Faced By Kidney Disease Patients
After two dialysis patients died at a Kerala government hospital, concerns mount over infection and mortality risks in people on dialysis. Experts say dialysis patients face significantly higher risks of serious infections and death, underscoring the
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Patients With Cancer At Higher Risk Of Dying From Heart Disease, Says Study
The study, published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, showed that the risk may be related to altered expression of inflammation and coagulationrelated proteins.
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India's First Government AI Clinic: What It Is And How Will It Improve Patient Care
The clinic will use artificial intelligence and genetic screening to detect and treat serious diseases such as cancer and heart, kidney and liver ailments at an early stage.
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No 'Best' Blood Type: What A, B, AB and O Reveal About Health Risks
Experts emphasise that lifestyle, diet and medical care play a far greater role in health than blood type alone.
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Fenugreek To Moringa: 5 Leafy Greens You Shouldn't Miss This Winter
Leafy greens act like a natural multi-vitamin, supporting immune function, bone health, and reducing the risk of chronic diseases like heart disease and diabetes.
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Chest Feeling Heavy In Winter? Doctor Says It's Not Just Cold Air
Chest heaviness during winter is often blamed on cold weather, but doctors warn it can signal respiratory, cardiac or anxiety-related issues. A pulmonologist explains why the symptom occurs, who is at risk, and when to seek urgent care.
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Viruses On Plastics May Fuel Antibiotic Resistance, Warn Researchers
Plastics entering natural environments quickly become coated with microbial biofilms called the 'plastisphere', known to be hotspots for antibiotic resistance genes, the team, including researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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Statins May Reduce Heart Disease Risks, Deaths In Diabetes Patients: New Study
Statins were found to lower the chances of dying from any cause and reduced the risk of major cardiac events for all patients, even those considered at low risk.
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Late Morning Cardiac Surgery Linked To Increased Risk Of Cardiovascular Deaths, Finds Study
Heart surgery that begins late in the morning may raise the risk of cardiovascular deaths when compared to other times of the day, according to a study.
-
Maternal Antibiotic Use Tied To Higher Bacterial Disease Risk In Babies
Maternal use of antibiotics during pregnancy may raise the risk of babies developing Group B Streptococcus (GBS) disease -- a common bacterial disease, according to a study.
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Why Do Some People Require Blood Thinners In Winter For Optimal Heart Health? Cardiologist Answers
During colder months, when the risk of complications can increase due to changes in blood pressure and vessel constriction, maintaining proper blood flow becomes even more crucial.
-
Hyderabad Study Traces Origins Of Mites And Ticks, May Help Track Future Disease Carriers
Understanding these evolutionary relationships can help scientists predict which species may become disease carriers in the future.
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Researchers Develop AI Model That Predicts Disease Risk From Sleep Data
The AI system, described in a paper in the journal Nature Medicine, was initially tested on standard tasks involving sleep analysis, such as tracking different stages of sleep or diagnosing severity of sleep apnoea.
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Doctor Explains How Water Quality Impacts Gut Health, Immunity And Long-Term Disease Risk
As groundwater quality becomes increasingly unpredictable across India, the role of using the right purification technology and certified filters has never been more critical.
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Weak Internal Body Clock Linked To Higher Dementia Risk, Says New Study
"Disruptions in circadian rhythms may alter body processes like inflammation, and may interfere with sleep, possibly increasing amyloid plaques linked to dementia, or reducing amyloid clearance from the brain," says new study.
-
Kerala Dialysis Patient Deaths Expose High Infection Risks Faced By Kidney Disease Patients
After two dialysis patients died at a Kerala government hospital, concerns mount over infection and mortality risks in people on dialysis. Experts say dialysis patients face significantly higher risks of serious infections and death, underscoring the
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Patients With Cancer At Higher Risk Of Dying From Heart Disease, Says Study
The study, published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, showed that the risk may be related to altered expression of inflammation and coagulationrelated proteins.
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India's First Government AI Clinic: What It Is And How Will It Improve Patient Care
The clinic will use artificial intelligence and genetic screening to detect and treat serious diseases such as cancer and heart, kidney and liver ailments at an early stage.
-
No 'Best' Blood Type: What A, B, AB and O Reveal About Health Risks
Experts emphasise that lifestyle, diet and medical care play a far greater role in health than blood type alone.
-
Fenugreek To Moringa: 5 Leafy Greens You Shouldn't Miss This Winter
Leafy greens act like a natural multi-vitamin, supporting immune function, bone health, and reducing the risk of chronic diseases like heart disease and diabetes.
-
Chest Feeling Heavy In Winter? Doctor Says It's Not Just Cold Air
Chest heaviness during winter is often blamed on cold weather, but doctors warn it can signal respiratory, cardiac or anxiety-related issues. A pulmonologist explains why the symptom occurs, who is at risk, and when to seek urgent care.
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Viruses On Plastics May Fuel Antibiotic Resistance, Warn Researchers
Plastics entering natural environments quickly become coated with microbial biofilms called the 'plastisphere', known to be hotspots for antibiotic resistance genes, the team, including researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
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Statins May Reduce Heart Disease Risks, Deaths In Diabetes Patients: New Study
Statins were found to lower the chances of dying from any cause and reduced the risk of major cardiac events for all patients, even those considered at low risk.
