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Is Forgetfulness Normal? When To Worry And When Not To
Forgetfulness is normal when it happens occasionally. Dr Vishal Jain explains when to worry and when not to.
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'Hot Flashes, Inflammation': Dia Mirza Opens Up About Her Perimenopause Experience
Dia Mirza recently confessed that she is experiencing perimenopause symptoms like hot flashes and inflammation. She added that her body is reacting to foods it had never reacted to before
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Early Heat Exposure Linked To Slower Thalamus Growth: Study
Exposure to high temperatures during pregnancy and early infancy could be associated with a slower growth of the thalamus, brain's information processing centre, later in childhood, a study has found.
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New One Hour Brush Test Could Detect Oral Cancer Without Painful Biopsy
Researchers led by Queen Mary University of London have developed a non invasive brush biopsy test that can detect oral cancer within one hour.
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Nutritionist Shares 3 Simple Habits That Can Significantly Improve Health
A 10-minute walk after eating a big meal can help bring down blood sugar by 30%.
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Genetic Differences Affecting Infant's Activity Also Associated With ADHD, Study Finds
Genetic variations influencing toddler activity levels are linked to ADHD, according to a study analyzing data from nearly 80,000 infants.
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Early Screen Exposure Linked To Speech Delays And Disrupted Sleep: Study
While digital devices can cause eye strain and fatigue, the most severe risks of early screen exposure involve a child's neurological, emotional, and physical health.
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This Techie Earns Rs 2 Crore In The US, Plans To Retire In Mexico At 38. Here's Why
A Mexican software engineer earning nearly Rs 2 crore annually in the US says he plans to retire before 40 after using his high-paying tech career to build property investments and passive income streams in Mexico.
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How Phone Alerts Warn Millions Seconds Before Earthquakes
Several countries have Early Earthquake Warnings, including the United States, Mexico, Japan, Turkey, Romania, China, Italy and Taiwan, according to the US Geological Survey.
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Study Of Gut Microbiomes Reveals Link Between Low Fibre Intake, Colorectal Cancer
The approach enabled the researchers to establish a colorectal cancer microbiome signature that was not limited to one cohort, geography, sequencing method, or age of diagnosis.
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Normal Cholesterol? The Other Lipids Damaging Hearts Of Lean Indians
Dr Vinayak Agrawal explains why looking at multiple lipids is necessary to determine the heart health of lean Indians. Here is how you can do so, along with the specific medical tests required to get a full picture of your heart health.
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Second Pregnancy vs First: Doctor Explains Key Differences To Expect
Women often report feeling their baby's movements earlier in a second pregnancy. During a first pregnancy, it can be difficult to recognise early fetal movements.
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After 12-Hour Shift, US Client Reports Team For Logging Off 'Early', Internet Reacts
The worker also mentioned frequent micromanagement from senior management, with check-ins every two hours.
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Copper Therapy Reduces Toxic Brain Proteins, Says Study: What Exactly Is It?
A new study highlights that copper therapy can reduce toxic brain proteins. Here is how this can happen and why the level of copper in your body influences brain health.
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A Gastroenterologist Explains Why Early Dinners Are The Best Cure For Morning Acid Reflux
Dr Saurabh Sethi explains why consuming early dinners is key to avoiding early morning reflux. Here is the science behind it, along with tips to help you avoid morning acid reflux.
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Is Forgetfulness Normal? When To Worry And When Not To
Forgetfulness is normal when it happens occasionally. Dr Vishal Jain explains when to worry and when not to.
-
'Hot Flashes, Inflammation': Dia Mirza Opens Up About Her Perimenopause Experience
Dia Mirza recently confessed that she is experiencing perimenopause symptoms like hot flashes and inflammation. She added that her body is reacting to foods it had never reacted to before
-
Early Heat Exposure Linked To Slower Thalamus Growth: Study
Exposure to high temperatures during pregnancy and early infancy could be associated with a slower growth of the thalamus, brain's information processing centre, later in childhood, a study has found.
-
New One Hour Brush Test Could Detect Oral Cancer Without Painful Biopsy
Researchers led by Queen Mary University of London have developed a non invasive brush biopsy test that can detect oral cancer within one hour.
-
Nutritionist Shares 3 Simple Habits That Can Significantly Improve Health
A 10-minute walk after eating a big meal can help bring down blood sugar by 30%.
-
Genetic Differences Affecting Infant's Activity Also Associated With ADHD, Study Finds
Genetic variations influencing toddler activity levels are linked to ADHD, according to a study analyzing data from nearly 80,000 infants.
-
Early Screen Exposure Linked To Speech Delays And Disrupted Sleep: Study
While digital devices can cause eye strain and fatigue, the most severe risks of early screen exposure involve a child's neurological, emotional, and physical health.
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This Techie Earns Rs 2 Crore In The US, Plans To Retire In Mexico At 38. Here's Why
A Mexican software engineer earning nearly Rs 2 crore annually in the US says he plans to retire before 40 after using his high-paying tech career to build property investments and passive income streams in Mexico.
-
How Phone Alerts Warn Millions Seconds Before Earthquakes
Several countries have Early Earthquake Warnings, including the United States, Mexico, Japan, Turkey, Romania, China, Italy and Taiwan, according to the US Geological Survey.
-
Study Of Gut Microbiomes Reveals Link Between Low Fibre Intake, Colorectal Cancer
The approach enabled the researchers to establish a colorectal cancer microbiome signature that was not limited to one cohort, geography, sequencing method, or age of diagnosis.
-
Normal Cholesterol? The Other Lipids Damaging Hearts Of Lean Indians
Dr Vinayak Agrawal explains why looking at multiple lipids is necessary to determine the heart health of lean Indians. Here is how you can do so, along with the specific medical tests required to get a full picture of your heart health.
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Second Pregnancy vs First: Doctor Explains Key Differences To Expect
Women often report feeling their baby's movements earlier in a second pregnancy. During a first pregnancy, it can be difficult to recognise early fetal movements.
-
After 12-Hour Shift, US Client Reports Team For Logging Off 'Early', Internet Reacts
The worker also mentioned frequent micromanagement from senior management, with check-ins every two hours.
-
Copper Therapy Reduces Toxic Brain Proteins, Says Study: What Exactly Is It?
A new study highlights that copper therapy can reduce toxic brain proteins. Here is how this can happen and why the level of copper in your body influences brain health.
-
A Gastroenterologist Explains Why Early Dinners Are The Best Cure For Morning Acid Reflux
Dr Saurabh Sethi explains why consuming early dinners is key to avoiding early morning reflux. Here is the science behind it, along with tips to help you avoid morning acid reflux.
