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Is Rubbing Your Eyes Bad For You? Eye Specialists Explain
Sometimes the urge to rub happens if there is a gritty sensation, dryness or something stuck in our eyes. This is often a symptom of dry eye syndrome, or blepharitis.
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High Blood Pressure Vs Low Blood Pressure: Which One Is More Dangerous During Heatwave?
Doctors explain that dehydration-related low blood pressure can quickly reduce blood flow to vital organs. This may lead to confusion, collapse, kidney stress, and dangerous overheating of the body.
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Trinamool MP Quits Party Posts, Cites RG Kar In Bombshell Letter
Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar's letter also cited corruption in public distribution system, appointment of teachers, irregularities in governance and finance and the death of the death of the doctor in Kolkata's RG Kar hospital
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Doctor Explains: Can Thick, Dark Curtains Help You Stay Healthy Indoors During A Heatwave?
Many people instinctively shut heavy dark curtains during peak afternoon heat to keep sunlight away. While this may appear helpful, doctors warn that dark-coloured fabrics absorb radiant heat instead of reflecting it.
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UK Suspends Indian-Origin Doctor. He Slept With Patient, Gave Her Opioids
The accused doctor, Chirag Patel, a consultant neurosurgeon at Cardiff's University Hospital of Wales, claimed to have prescribed opioid painkillers to a woman named only as 'Patient A' because she "blackmailed" him with threats of exposing their rel
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Don't Throw Away Mango Seeds This Summer! Doctor Explains How They Protect Your Skin In A Heatwave
Dr Deepali Bhardwaj explains how mango seeds can protect your skin during a heatwave. Here is how you should use them for their multiple skin health benefits and some side effects that they can cause.
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Latur-Based Doctor, Pune Physics Teacher Arrested In NEET UG Paper Leak Case
CBI arrests doctor and physics faculty in connection with NEET UG paper leak.
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Nutritionist Explains: Can Eating Cold, Curd-Based Dishes Actually Help During A Heatwave?
Curd rice, buttermilk, fruits and chilled homemade meals may support hydration and digestion during heatwaves, experts say. However, doctors warn that food hygiene, balanced nutrition and avoiding excessive icy or processed foods are equally importan
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Ahead Of 80th Birthday, Trump Declares Himself In "Perfect" Health
Trump's doctor is expected to release a summary of the medical exam in coming days, although the amount of detail released is entirely at the White House's discretion.
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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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Exclusive: World's Newest Country Is Without Medicine. And It's Getting Worse
For the people of South Sudan, the destruction of an MSF-run hospital meant the disappearance of the only secondary healthcare facility serving nearly 250,000 people across the region.
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We'll Have Fewer Doctors, Scientists: US Tech Founders On New Green Card Rule
Reid Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn, questioned the move, saying, "Does this mean AI Researchers, employees, and students will now have to leave the country and wait through a backlog process to continue their work?"
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What Is Rusty Pipe Syndrome? Can It Harm Your Baby?
In most cases, experts say rusty pipe syndrome is not harmful to infants. Small amounts of blood mixed with breast milk are usually considered safe for babies to consume.
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"Over 10 Heat-Related Cases Daily": Delhi Doctor Shares Warning Signs
The most affected groups include elderly individuals over the age of 60, who have a diminished physiological ability to regulate body temperature, and outdoor workers aged 20 to 50 who are exposed to prolonged heat.
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Pregnant Through IVF? Doctors Warn Of A Rare But Dangerous Pregnancy Emergency Rising Among Indian Women
Although heterotopic pregnancy is exceedingly uncommon with natural conception, its incidence is markedly higher among women who conceive through assisted reproductive technologies such as IUI and IVF
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Is Rubbing Your Eyes Bad For You? Eye Specialists Explain
Sometimes the urge to rub happens if there is a gritty sensation, dryness or something stuck in our eyes. This is often a symptom of dry eye syndrome, or blepharitis.
-
High Blood Pressure Vs Low Blood Pressure: Which One Is More Dangerous During Heatwave?
Doctors explain that dehydration-related low blood pressure can quickly reduce blood flow to vital organs. This may lead to confusion, collapse, kidney stress, and dangerous overheating of the body.
-
Trinamool MP Quits Party Posts, Cites RG Kar In Bombshell Letter
Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar's letter also cited corruption in public distribution system, appointment of teachers, irregularities in governance and finance and the death of the death of the doctor in Kolkata's RG Kar hospital
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Doctor Explains: Can Thick, Dark Curtains Help You Stay Healthy Indoors During A Heatwave?
Many people instinctively shut heavy dark curtains during peak afternoon heat to keep sunlight away. While this may appear helpful, doctors warn that dark-coloured fabrics absorb radiant heat instead of reflecting it.
-
UK Suspends Indian-Origin Doctor. He Slept With Patient, Gave Her Opioids
The accused doctor, Chirag Patel, a consultant neurosurgeon at Cardiff's University Hospital of Wales, claimed to have prescribed opioid painkillers to a woman named only as 'Patient A' because she "blackmailed" him with threats of exposing their rel
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Don't Throw Away Mango Seeds This Summer! Doctor Explains How They Protect Your Skin In A Heatwave
Dr Deepali Bhardwaj explains how mango seeds can protect your skin during a heatwave. Here is how you should use them for their multiple skin health benefits and some side effects that they can cause.
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Latur-Based Doctor, Pune Physics Teacher Arrested In NEET UG Paper Leak Case
CBI arrests doctor and physics faculty in connection with NEET UG paper leak.
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Nutritionist Explains: Can Eating Cold, Curd-Based Dishes Actually Help During A Heatwave?
Curd rice, buttermilk, fruits and chilled homemade meals may support hydration and digestion during heatwaves, experts say. However, doctors warn that food hygiene, balanced nutrition and avoiding excessive icy or processed foods are equally importan
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Ahead Of 80th Birthday, Trump Declares Himself In "Perfect" Health
Trump's doctor is expected to release a summary of the medical exam in coming days, although the amount of detail released is entirely at the White House's discretion.
-
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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Exclusive: World's Newest Country Is Without Medicine. And It's Getting Worse
For the people of South Sudan, the destruction of an MSF-run hospital meant the disappearance of the only secondary healthcare facility serving nearly 250,000 people across the region.
-
We'll Have Fewer Doctors, Scientists: US Tech Founders On New Green Card Rule
Reid Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn, questioned the move, saying, "Does this mean AI Researchers, employees, and students will now have to leave the country and wait through a backlog process to continue their work?"
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What Is Rusty Pipe Syndrome? Can It Harm Your Baby?
In most cases, experts say rusty pipe syndrome is not harmful to infants. Small amounts of blood mixed with breast milk are usually considered safe for babies to consume.
-
"Over 10 Heat-Related Cases Daily": Delhi Doctor Shares Warning Signs
The most affected groups include elderly individuals over the age of 60, who have a diminished physiological ability to regulate body temperature, and outdoor workers aged 20 to 50 who are exposed to prolonged heat.
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Pregnant Through IVF? Doctors Warn Of A Rare But Dangerous Pregnancy Emergency Rising Among Indian Women
Although heterotopic pregnancy is exceedingly uncommon with natural conception, its incidence is markedly higher among women who conceive through assisted reproductive technologies such as IUI and IVF
