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Self-Medication Mistakes To Avoid During Dangerous Heatwaves
Doctors warn that self-medicating during heatwaves may worsen dehydration, kidney stress, and heat illness. Here are the common medication mistakes people make during extreme summer temperatures and why they can be risky.
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Shadaab Khan Recalls Losing Control After Hearing Of Father Amjad Khan's Sudden Death: "I Hit The Doctor"
Shadaab Khan revealed that the shock and grief overwhelmed him so deeply that he ended up hitting the doctor in anger.
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"Silent Killer": Doctor Shares Why High Blood Pressure Shows No Early Symptoms
People already diagnosed with hypertension should take medications regularly and avoid stopping treatment without medical supervision.
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Man Dies After Tetanus Shot Replaces Rabies Vaccine; Doctor Explains Why Tetanus Shots Are Useless Against Rabies
Rabies is a vaccine-preventable, zoonotic, viral disease which affects the central nervous system. Rabies vaccine is given post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) for unvaccinated individuals via intramuscular (IM) route.
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World's Top Health Agencies Denounce Failure To Protect Hospitals, Works And Patients In Conflict Zones
Three of the world's top health agencies issued a joint statement Sunday denouncing the international community's failure to protect health care workers, hospitals...
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23-Year-Old Gets A Paralysis Attack Due To Over-Gymming: Doctors Explain Why This Happens, Shares Prevention Tips
A 23-year-old in Nagpur suffered paralysis after a brain hemorrhage linked to extreme gym workouts, highlighting risks of over-exercising.
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Blood Pressure: How Low Is Too Low? Study Reveals Target Range For A Healthy Heart
The study found that aiming for a blood pressure below 120 mm Hg was the most effective way to prevent major health disasters like heart attacks, strokes, and heart failure.
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Oncologists Explain Why They Prescribe Keytruda To Cancer Patients, When And How It Works
Keytruda is approved by the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) for multiple cancer types. As of recent approvals, it covers 14 indications across eight tumour types.
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Hidden Hormone Disorder Affecting Your Heart? Doctors Warn
Hidden hormonal imbalances can silently increase heart disease risk even when routine tests appear normal, experts warn.
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Can Low Birthweight Predict Stroke Risk? Doctor Breaks Down New Swedish Study
Low birth weight is linked to a higher risk of stroke in early adulthood, affecting both ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke types.
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Umpire Stabbed To Death Over Run-Out Decision During Andhra Cricket Match
The injured were first taken to a local hospital, and Ajith Babu was later shifted to Apollo Hospital for further treatment. Doctors, however, declared him dead during treatment.
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Manipur Doctor Averts Mid-Air Medical Emergency On Tokyo-Delhi Flight: "Crew Appeared In Panic"
The aircraft landed safely in New Delhi, with the passenger reported to be in stable condition.
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Breathlessness On Routine Tasks? Doctor Says It May Signal Heart Trouble Early
Shortness of breath during everyday activities may signal early heart disease, not just poor fitness. Experts warn that symptoms like fatigue, swelling, or breathlessness while lying down need prompt cardiac evaluation.
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Statins Vs Ezetimibe: Which High Cholesterol Drug Lowers Cholesterol With Lesser Side Effects?
Both statin and ezetimibe are commonly prescribed medicines to manage high cholesterol levels. Read on as a doctor explains which one is better for you.
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At Mumbai Samosa Joint, Man Bites Off Owner's Finger Over Payment Dispute
Ranjit Singh was rushed to a hospital and doctors said his condition is stable. The cops have taken the accused, Mallik, in custody
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Self-Medication Mistakes To Avoid During Dangerous Heatwaves
Doctors warn that self-medicating during heatwaves may worsen dehydration, kidney stress, and heat illness. Here are the common medication mistakes people make during extreme summer temperatures and why they can be risky.
-
Shadaab Khan Recalls Losing Control After Hearing Of Father Amjad Khan's Sudden Death: "I Hit The Doctor"
Shadaab Khan revealed that the shock and grief overwhelmed him so deeply that he ended up hitting the doctor in anger.
-
"Silent Killer": Doctor Shares Why High Blood Pressure Shows No Early Symptoms
People already diagnosed with hypertension should take medications regularly and avoid stopping treatment without medical supervision.
-
Man Dies After Tetanus Shot Replaces Rabies Vaccine; Doctor Explains Why Tetanus Shots Are Useless Against Rabies
Rabies is a vaccine-preventable, zoonotic, viral disease which affects the central nervous system. Rabies vaccine is given post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) for unvaccinated individuals via intramuscular (IM) route.
-
World's Top Health Agencies Denounce Failure To Protect Hospitals, Works And Patients In Conflict Zones
Three of the world's top health agencies issued a joint statement Sunday denouncing the international community's failure to protect health care workers, hospitals...
-
23-Year-Old Gets A Paralysis Attack Due To Over-Gymming: Doctors Explain Why This Happens, Shares Prevention Tips
A 23-year-old in Nagpur suffered paralysis after a brain hemorrhage linked to extreme gym workouts, highlighting risks of over-exercising.
-
Blood Pressure: How Low Is Too Low? Study Reveals Target Range For A Healthy Heart
The study found that aiming for a blood pressure below 120 mm Hg was the most effective way to prevent major health disasters like heart attacks, strokes, and heart failure.
-
Oncologists Explain Why They Prescribe Keytruda To Cancer Patients, When And How It Works
Keytruda is approved by the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) for multiple cancer types. As of recent approvals, it covers 14 indications across eight tumour types.
-
Hidden Hormone Disorder Affecting Your Heart? Doctors Warn
Hidden hormonal imbalances can silently increase heart disease risk even when routine tests appear normal, experts warn.
-
Can Low Birthweight Predict Stroke Risk? Doctor Breaks Down New Swedish Study
Low birth weight is linked to a higher risk of stroke in early adulthood, affecting both ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke types.
-
Umpire Stabbed To Death Over Run-Out Decision During Andhra Cricket Match
The injured were first taken to a local hospital, and Ajith Babu was later shifted to Apollo Hospital for further treatment. Doctors, however, declared him dead during treatment.
-
Manipur Doctor Averts Mid-Air Medical Emergency On Tokyo-Delhi Flight: "Crew Appeared In Panic"
The aircraft landed safely in New Delhi, with the passenger reported to be in stable condition.
-
Breathlessness On Routine Tasks? Doctor Says It May Signal Heart Trouble Early
Shortness of breath during everyday activities may signal early heart disease, not just poor fitness. Experts warn that symptoms like fatigue, swelling, or breathlessness while lying down need prompt cardiac evaluation.
-
Statins Vs Ezetimibe: Which High Cholesterol Drug Lowers Cholesterol With Lesser Side Effects?
Both statin and ezetimibe are commonly prescribed medicines to manage high cholesterol levels. Read on as a doctor explains which one is better for you.
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At Mumbai Samosa Joint, Man Bites Off Owner's Finger Over Payment Dispute
Ranjit Singh was rushed to a hospital and doctors said his condition is stable. The cops have taken the accused, Mallik, in custody
